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  • The new you
    Will cost you the old one

    And that’s what makes growth so scary.
    So painful.
    So hard.

    It means the death of everything we know:
    The person we’ve been.
    The comfort we’ve built.
    The things we’ve been sure of.

    I struggled with this growing up
    Since my mum was a compulsive hoarder.

    She couldn’t throw things out because
    she found letting go…

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    Sabila Anjum, Fouzia Kazim and Unknown Member
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  • Stop guessing what people need from you.

    Start asking.

    Here’s a simple 3-step process that will improve any relationship in your life:

    Step 1: Choose Your Person
    ↳ Pick someone who matters to you
    ↳ This works for friends, family, colleagues, or partners
    ↳ Start with one person to test the waters

    Step 2: Send This Exact Message
    ↳ “How can I be a…

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    Sabila Anjum
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  • For years, I thought I could do everything on my own in my business.

    Turns out I was very wrong.

    7 reasons why hiring good people will accelerate your business:

    1. You stop being the bottleneck
    ↳ Projects move faster because you’re no longer juggling everything.
    ↳ You don’t have to wait on your own capacity to scale.

    2. They see what you miss
    ↳ A…

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    Unknown Member and Fouzia Kazim
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  • Fear is normal.

    Letting it make your decisions is a choice.

    Big thanks to Felix Bertram for this one!

    Fear will always convince you that you’re not ready.

    That you need:

    – More time
    – More proof
    – More research

    It feels like it’s protecting you…
    But really, it’s just resistance in disguise.

    And the irony is, fear tends to show up right before…

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    Fouzia Kazim
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  • In 2019, my coaching business made $11,000 in one year.

    In 2021, that same business earned $102,000 in one year.

    And I still had a full-time job!

    This is what allowed me to purchase (and furnish) my first home.

    And that business also helped me pay for my brother’s college tuition.

    There’s no one way to build a business, but there’s a…

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    Fouzia Kazim
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  • Top 100 doesn’t HAVE to die. But, we need your help. 👇

    Over the weekend, Google completely nuked the entire industry’s ability to track SERP positions by removing the num=100 parameter. You’ve probably heard about it.

    I was surprised to see SEMRush and Ahrefs were dropping everything above position 20 and trying to convince everyone it…

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    Raoof Uddin Shaik, SK Uddin and Sabila Anjum
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  • Age is just a number.
    “I’m too old for that” is the biggest lie we tell ourselves.

    I used to think I’d missed my window when I started my home care business at 37. That maybe I was too late to start something new.

    But that voice? It’s just what society is telling us about age.

    Here’s what most people don’t understand about success and age:

    1.…

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    Sabila Anjum and Fouzia Kazim
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  • Two people. One number. Two truths.

    One says it’s a six.
    The other says it’s a nine.
    Both are right. Both are wrong. Both are human.

    This is how most conflicts at work (and life) actually look.

    Leaders and employees.
    Founders and investors.
    Clients and service providers.

    We cling to our angle as the only truth, forgetting that someone else might be…

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    Fouzia Kazim and Sabila Anjum
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  • Have we been taught the wrong definition of communication?

    One day, my wife, Ruchi, had applied a light pink lipstick.

    My then-4-year old daughter, Uzma, said, “Mummy, please apply a light lipstick.”

    Ruchi smiled and explained, “This is a light shade.”

    But Uzma shook her head:
    “No, this is dark. Please apply a light one.”

    This argument went on and on.

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    Fouzia Kazim
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  • A ship is safest at the shore, but that’s not what it’s made for.

    To get comfortable with taking risks, try this:

    Build your risk-taking muscle by trying something risky every day.
    Different levels of risk.

    Write that cold email.
    Smile at that stranger.
    Sing or dance in public.
    Ask for money from random people.
    Volunteer for that project.
    Sign up for…

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    Fouzia Kazim and Sabila Anjum
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