Mirza Yawar Baig – Power of Vision

Mirza Yawar Baig
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The speaker discusses the importance of understanding one's mind and how it can affect their productivity and energy. They also mention the difference between houses and homes, and encourage the audience to use their own mind to find the best way to achieve their goals.

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			fill out another 100 a day or be
that Amin
		
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			salatu salam O Allah should be
able to serene Muhammad Rasul
		
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			Allah and Allah Almighty Who
		
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			does live on cathedra and
cathedra. From my brother
		
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			my mom and sisters
		
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			I also realized I seldom
		
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			call this life
		
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			mother our Astra.
		
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			He said this life is the tilt is
the fields is the agriculture, the
		
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			farming for the
		
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			in 1631,
		
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			a building, the foundation of a
building was lit.
		
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			In 1636, which is five years
later,
		
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			the foundation of another building
was laid in another place across
		
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			the world from the first building.
		
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			Today, almost 380 something years
later, both buildings are there.
		
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			They both stand they are both
well.
		
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			The first building has two
occupants, both are dead.
		
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			And the second building has been
churning out global leaders
		
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			for 380 years.
		
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			The first building was built by a
man
		
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			whose
		
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			net worth cannot be calculated.
		
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			But hos Kingdom
		
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			produced 40% of global economy at
that time,
		
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			global GDP
		
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			40% of global GDP came from that
one gainer.
		
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			And since he was an absolute
monarch, you can say well, you
		
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			know you want it or
		
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			the second building was
		
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			built and started and named after
a man who was a Protestant
		
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			minister.
		
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			And he invested 300 books.
		
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			And 779 points really
		
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			those of you who are not who don't
know what I'm talking about,
		
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			that's actually the district.
		
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			The first building is the Taj
Mahal.
		
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			And the second building is Howard
University.
		
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			So it's not how much money you
have.
		
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			It's what you invested in.
		
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			Legacy is a product of your mind.
It's not a product of your
		
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			resources.
		
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			Because no matter how much money
you have, more or less,
		
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			what you do with it, and my money,
I just mean money as one of the
		
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			things but it's your money, your
resources, your time, your effort,
		
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			your energy, your power, your
authority, all of this, your
		
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			knowledge.
		
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			What you invested in is a factor
of your mind, what does your mind
		
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			tell you to do?
		
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			Because the reality of life is
that Allah subhanaw taala is an
		
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			idol, Allah is just
		
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			and one place and one way in which
a lot is just is that he has given
		
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			all of us
		
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			the same amount of time, which is
24 hours.
		
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			The duration of life is different,
but the day the length of the day
		
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			is the same for everyone. No
matter where you live in the
		
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			world, it's the same thing.
		
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			Some people achieve more, some
people achieve less.
		
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			So it's not a factor of time. It's
a factor of how you manage
		
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			yourself. That is why when I teach
my time management course,
		
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			I usually begin by asking people,
can you give me one more hour
		
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			today?
		
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			And usually people will ZSL given
so how
		
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			how can you give me one more hour?
How can you give me one one minute
		
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			today?
		
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			It's not in your control. Time is
not in our control time is a
		
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			factor of the revolution of the
Earth has nothing to do you can
		
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			stop it.
		
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			You can accelerate it, you can
slow it down.
		
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			So when you're saying I will give
you one more hour what are you
		
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			really saying? You are saying I
will rearrange my priority in such
		
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			a way that I can give one more
hour to this class.
		
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			So what
		
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			are you controlling time or
yourself
		
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			this is the problem this is the
whole problem is that people try
		
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			to control time which they have no
control over.
		
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			And they forget that the only
thing they can control it
		
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			themselves.
		
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			So how I structure my day
		
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			this decide by productivity
		
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			now, so it's a question of how do
you arrange your same same number
		
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			of hours?
		
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			So how do you arrange your
priorities? What do you do?
		
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			The reason I gave you the example
of
		
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			your know this our hands on is
think about this
		
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			$2 million
		
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			right? It may seem like a lot of
money to most of us but it's not
		
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			an automatic $2 million is
		
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			there are there are houses which
in America you call homes.
		
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			There's a big difference between
the house and home.
		
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			A house you buy a home you make
		
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			you cannot buy a home because I
bought a home you didn't buy hope
		
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			you bought you bought a building.
You bought a house home is what
		
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			happens inside their home is
loving home is affection and
		
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			always mutual respect. Rove is an
OB Serbia and who is children and
		
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			obeys the relationship between the
spouse all of this is not money
		
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			can't buy this.
		
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			Money cannot buy this.
		
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			So there are people who have
houses which are worth three times
		
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			that $6 million $10 million, right
		
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			$2 million is what $2 million will
buy you a McLaren car which is GTX
		
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			track only, which means you can't
drive it on the road
		
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			you might say well you know it's
not a it over time. It appreciates
		
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			it it goes against my value unlike
most cars, McLeod's but
		
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			same $2 million dollars if you
invest, it will get you an endowed
		
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			chair in a university. Usually you
can say chair for what so say
		
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			suppose you say Endowed Chair for
Islamic Studies.
		
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			And our chair for
		
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			like for example, now what's
happening in Philistine so
		
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			Palestinian studies.
		
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			Right now that $2 billion would
get you in perpetuity
		
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			which means supposed to be
forever. So whatever, whatever
		
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			means
		
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			a full professor,
		
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			all the staff,
		
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			students doing PhDs, papers being
published.
		
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			Lots and lots of very high quality
work.
		
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			Within course, whatever means that
same 2 billion CEO it's your call
		
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			is a 2 million worth flooring the
well on a McLaren on a track
		
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			gives you a kick
		
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			or setting up a chair in a
university which will leave a
		
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			legacy of honor for decades and
decades and God I just gave you
		
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			Harvard University 380 years and
still going well.
		
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			Largest endowment of any
university in the world $50
		
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			billion
		
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			started from 770,000 thoughts
		
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			the power of vision
		
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			the power of thought
		
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			the power of thinking beyond
		
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			my life right now you know I must
have nice food and this and that
		
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			or whatnot whatnot
		
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			so my submission to you, Sisters
is we all have the same amount of
		
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			time. Nobody's got more.
		
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			Don't waste it.
		
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			Think about it, and use it
		
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			in a way that is best for this
dunya when
		
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			was Allah Allah Allah Allah