Muslims who spend hours on their PCs, I have something for you. 👀 Whether you use yours for work, study, research, or business, imagine turning your everyday PC activities into opportunities to earn Ajr. Like this tweet. What I’m about to share is simple, practical, and potentially life-changing.

Putting yourself out there can be very cringe sometimes. You post something and immediately start wondering if you are doing too much, talking about yourself too much, or trying too hard to be seen. For a long time, I struggled with that. I had friends who would constantly tell me, “Roseline, you are doing a lot more than people know. You are just too humble about it.” Sometimes, it was not even just humility. I did not have the kind of phone that could help me create aesthetically pleasing content. I would see people putting out beautiful videos and pictures and think, Well, mine does not look like that. But I kept putting myself out there anyway. I remember when I started applying for opportunities too. I had a friend who would always review my essays, and one thing he repeatedly told me was: “You are too humble.” I would write about something I had done and somehow make my own contribution disappear inside the story. He would tell me: if you led it, say you led it. If you built it, say you built it. If you achieved it, say you achieved it. The reviewer does not know you personally. They only know what you put on that page. That lesson has been powerful for me far beyond applications. There are times when humility is beautiful. There are also times when unnecessary humility makes your work invisible. Opportunity applications are certainly not the place for unnecessary modesty. Neither, I have learned, is life generally a place where you should constantly wait for other people to tell your story for you. Sometimes you have to post the imperfect video. Sometimes you have to talk about the work you have done. Sometimes you have to say, clearly, I did this. Because visibility matters. For someone who once worried if her phone was good enough, if the content was aesthetically pleasing enough, or if talking about her work would sound like bragging, I am glad I kept being present. Sometimes, the opportunities that find you can only find the version of you that you allowed to be seen.

Gen Z who are just leaving their parents houses can't live without POP ceiling POP is number one on their preference list Even if you get them a nice apartment close to their workplace, they won't take it if it doesn't have POP I understand it's in vogue but is it a yardstick?

The family you marry into is more important than the person you're marrying.

I don't know what tanso means. But let's even say there was a previous context to this, how will I contact you without at least your contact handle?

if you’re AA, please marry AS or SS. pity the rest of us.

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