Naima B. Robert – Discover the Book Within Challenge Day 1 Training
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Welcome.
Welcome.
Oh, oh, so welcome to Discover the Book
Within,
a 5 day challenge with me, your sister,
Naima b Robert.
And I just wanna say, alhamdulillah.
Alhamdulillah.
Alhamdulillah.
I always say alhamdulillah at the start of
every gathering where, you know, we're hoping for
khair, hoping for good to come out of
it because it really is a privilege to
be in this place. And if you're joining
me,
know that you've been chosen. There are some
people who intended to watch this, intended to
sign up for this, intended to be a
part of this, and it was not written
for them. And there are others who didn't
even know about this until just now, and
here they are watching it. And if that's
you, alhamdulillah,
I'm so so pleased to have you with
me.
This is our 1st day of training, and
I'm so excited to jump in with you
because
day 1
we're kicking off
over the next 5 days.
My goal is to rock your world.
Quite frankly,
my goal is to shift your
thinking to help you to dig deep to
discover the book within
to find out what is it that story,
that message, that knowledge that you're carrying inside
you that deserves to be put into a
book and put out into the world. And
in order for us to do that, over
the next 5 days, we're going to be
examining
who you are,
what your message is,
what a book is, what yours could be,
and we're gonna do a lot of shifting
of beliefs, dealing with those fears, those limiting
beliefs, you know, really getting ourselves out of
the comfort zone and starting to see what
is possible for you. And then we're gonna
shift into logistical gear. We're gonna get really
practical. And
if you stick with me by the you
know, before these 5 days,
by the end of it, you are going
to have clarity about who you are and
what your message is,
clarity about the kind of book that you
could be writing and what that will look
like. You may even have a book title
and a book cover and a list of
contents and a firm and solid way forward
for you to see this book come to
life within the next 6 months inshallah. That's
my goal for you. That's what I have
pledged to do is to love on you
guys,
to serve you guys, my whole team and
I. That's what we're gonna be doing for
the next 5 days inshallah. So
make sure that you
play full out. Make sure that you show
up. Make sure that you attend the trainings.
If you can attend live,
so much the better.
If you don't manage to catch the live,
catch the replay.
Do the assignments.
Myself, coach Hind,
sister Shazia, sister Zubaida, sister Mariam,
from my team, we're all here to help
you.
We're all here
to
support you and give you anything that you
need, anything that you're missing, anything that you're
concerned about.
One of our team will be in touch
with you, Insha'Allah, and so make the most
of the support.
Your coach
So I wanna take a moment now to
really ask you
why
you are here.
What made you
sign up for this challenge?
What made you decide
to
show up
to, you know, to take the to take
the action? And I always think about this
because you obviously saw something somewhere. Maybe you
got an email. Maybe you saw an Instagram
post. Maybe it was on Facebook. Maybe someone
that you respect shared the link.
You read you went on to the page.
You read the page, you signed up,
you click the link, and you're here.
Why are you here?
Is it that you are one of those
people who
is trying to write a book right now?
Is it that you've been wanting to write
a book but you don't know how to
get started?
Is it that you've been trying to write
a book for years and you're just not
making that progress?
Is it that you just like the idea
of potentially writing a book, or are you
just here for the curiosity, you know, just
to see what it is that we've got
going on?
I would like you to just take a
moment now to think about why you came
here.
And just let me know in the
chat. Let me know in the comments
what is that brought you here. I'm really,
really curious to know, and I I will
be reading everybody's responses.
So while you take a moment to do
that, I'm gonna just introduce myself. For those
of you who don't know me,
my name is Naima b Robert, and I'm
an award winning author of over 30 books,
almost 30 books, for children,
teens, and adults
in different
I've written memoir. I've written self help. I've
written an anthology. I've published 2 anthologies.
I've written fiction. I've written written nonfiction. I've
written children's picture books. I've written young adult
novels, all sorts. I've been
also founding editor of Sisters Magazine, and
we ran that for good and managed to
launch the careers of dozens of, you know,
Muslim writers who are out there in the
world today. And then since 2018,
I've been a book coach,
and I founded Muslim writers in 2018.
And now I help my team and I,
we help women
with a story, a message, or knowledge to
share. We help them to write their books,
to publish their books, and to launch them
out into the world.
We have helped almost 50 sisters become published
authors, and I'm just gonna put it out
there. Full disclosure.
I set myself a huge
goal, and I set our team a huge
goal of helping to create 222
Muslim authors
by the end of this year.
Crazy numbers. Right? But the reason that I
did that is because
I want us to make a real difference.
It's one thing for me to write my
books and have different publishers and have my
book translated and, you know, win awards and,
you know, go and visit schools and speak
at, you know, blah blah blah
and to build a career as an author.
And that's a beautiful and amazing thing When
people read your book,
are touched by your book, and to Pamela,
their lives are changed by your books,
This is a huge part of what I
pray will be
for
me and for my family.
So that
pushes me
in my
there's more
there's more to this than just my own
personal success.
I want to see other sisters winning too.
I want to see other sisters
experiencing what I've experienced,
the power of
doing the work to get you your book
out there, the transformation that you go through
in
that process,
and then
that you
sister-in-law because I've committed myself
to helping
make that happen.
So here,
these are some of my books. You may
be familiar with some of them. Just let
me know in the chat if you know
any of these books, if you've read any
of them, if you have any favorites. As
you can see, you know, there's also different
genres there, different age groups, etcetera. Alhamdulillahabbalahalameen.
I'm grateful.
Sharing
the writing experience, the publishing experience,
the networks that Allah
has blessed me with in order to help
more women thrive,
to help
more sisters
thrive, to help more sisters achieve their dreams,
and to help more sisters
to build a legacy for themselves and their
families.
So what I know about you is that
you
have something
somebody else need.
You may believe
not. Right? But this is this is this
is my this is what I this is
my premise. This is
that every single one of you has
a story,
a story that has relevance
to people other than just yourself,
a story that resonates with others,
and that is of benefit to others. I
believe there are some of you who have
a message,
a message that the world needs, that is
needed by people out there,
that I believe that some of you, most
of you probably have knowledge
that other people don't have. You have expertise
that other people don't have.
And so I know that you have something
special within you because
as we go through this journey of life,
Allah
puts us into certain situations,
he tests us with certain
situations,
and through those tests,
They're like little
taken
and in the
and the voice, they are into bubbles.
With
your
experience
Yes. So it has given you
these
pearls of wisdom.
Right? And so right now,
those pearls are
are in here. Right? They're in here.
You kind of know what's there. You know,
if you rummage around, you'll be able to
find them. But what would happen if you
try to take all those pearls of wisdom
and hand them to somebody else? Whether that
person is your child or your loved ones
or your colleagues or your clients or your
local community or the whole world. Right?
How easy would it be for you to
gather up, firstly, all of those pearls in
your hands,
and how likely are you to be able
to hold them all in your hands without
dropping any
and then give them to somebody else
for them to hold and for them not
to draw any. What do you think? What's
the likelihood of them dropping those pearls? What's
the likelihood of you dropping those pearls?
Super likely, right?
Because at the end of the day, you
know, what we are
all of us
through just day to day, as the years
go by, these pearls of wisdom, these lessons
that we're learning, if we don't capture them,
they are literally being scattered. They're being scattered
never to be found.
And when you hand them to somebody in
that form, that person very rarely can hold
on to all of them, and they end
up being scattered too. So what I how
I typify it is when you have these
pearls of wisdom
and you string them into a necklace
or like a set of beads,
Now
you've taken the time
to
gather all pearls
and arrange them on the string
and then put a clasp on it, close-up
the clasp. Now when you give those pearls,
you can give them to somebody, and that
person can hold them in their hand. They're
not gonna drop them. They're gonna wear them.
They're gonna wrap them around their wrist. Right?
They're gonna wear them as a necklace.
Those pearls have now been preserved. They're not
going to be scattered and lost the way
they would be if they were not tied
on that string.
And
this is how it is with you the
those the gold from your story, those pearls
of wisdom as from your story,
you know, the the the nuggets from your
message,
the the the the the the nuts and
bolts of your knowledge.
Writing it down,
putting it in a form that can be
digested by someone else,
is preserving
it
for others
and for future generations.
So it's like having
an heirloom, having, you know, something that others
will inherit from you. And that's one of
the reasons why I'm so passionate about this
because I don't want our stories to be
lost.
We
lost so many of our stories already, and
we continue to lose stories every day. Many
of us, if we don't preserve our knowledge,
there is nothing else out there.
You know? Our market is not saturated
with, you know, people reaching out to help
other sisters like us, like you, like you,
like you,
with their expertise and with their knowledge. So
everybody ends up having to figure it out
for themselves when they didn't need to do
that. They could have learned from you. They
could have learned from you, sis. They could
have learned from you.
So that's one of the reasons that I'm
doing this is because
I know
even if you don't,
I know that you have something to offer,
someone else out there.
And what I believe
is that
Allah
brought
me
and that you have something in you
that is needed out in the world. And
that if you decide and you make the
decision to invest the resources, the energy, the
time
to bring this book out into the world,
This can be a part of your enduring
legacy, part of the impact you have in
the world, and inshallah inshallah count as sadaqa
jariyah.
And that's what I want for every single
one of you who signed up for this
challenge.
Some shape or form,
whether you do it with me in my
program or you do it somewhere else,
I would love it if by the end
of these 5 days,
you have recognized
the value in your story, your message, or
your knowledge. You've understood
how
possible it is to actually record it all
and put it into some kind of book,
and you now know that it's it's doable
to put this out into the world and
that they it's worth doing. Right?
Especially if you've got that intention and you're
able to do this, faisa billi Allah, for
the sake of Allah in order to gain
not just your dunya but your aqira,
then then my work is done. Then I
was a good coach for the week, and
I gave you guys what you came for,
Insha'Allah. Right? So let's have a look at
this diagram now. This is how I break
down the way in which a book becomes
a legacy. Right?
Your book is the thing that is going
to endure after you're gone. It is a
faithful record of your story, your message, or
your knowledge. It's not filtered through other people's
lenses. It's not kind of subject to someone's
memory. It is a faithful
documentation
of your message.
So the way in which a book now
becomes legacy, which is a step up from
just being a book, is when the messenger,
and that's you,
and the message, which is the story, the
message of the knowledge,
and the platform, the
audience,
when they
overlap,
their
is where this is created.
I'll give you an example
of a client of mine, Sisafara Duwale. And
you're gonna meet her later on this week,
inshallah. Think I've got a picture of her
in these slides. Right? But Sisafara
battled with, infertility for many years,
and her and her husband have been navigating
a journey with infertility
for about 13 years.
That was her test.
I haven't gone through that test. Maybe
you Right?
She and her husband
and she navigated through that as best as
she could
with nobody helping her really with, you know,
no no,
no guidance. She just she had to make
her way through this test, like we most
of us do.
But then
somehow, somewhere,
Allah inspired
her with
the notion of helping
others
through her story, through her message,
with the idea of benefiting
other people,
other sisters, other families
by what she had gone through. So she
came to us. She joined our program. When
she came, she said, help me write this
book. So we helped her write the book,
Alhamdulillah.
The book was picked up by a publisher.
It's due to be published next month,
and that book has been written for Muslim
women all over the world.
And
so Farah is the messenger.
How to navigate
infertility
and
thrive in your marriage is the message. And
now that she's published that book
for
the women, that's her audience.
That's her.
And at the heart of those 3 is
a lay.
This is her father, Khajaria, Insha'Allah.
This is how she will impact lives, one
of the ways. But this is an amazing
way for her to impact lives. Because imagine
the 100,000 100 of 1000 of Muslim women
out there who are dealing with
this, who have never read a book on
it, have never heard the topic discussed, live
in communities where it's completely taboo,
where there is nobody to help them.
Allah
chose sister Farah to be a vessel,
to be a vessel
for his Rahmah.
And whenever I'm coaching my clients
any one of you, my clients, you know
you've heard me saying this before. It's not
about you, sis.
Everyone who's listening now
you feel that, you know, you're thinking of
your story, you're thinking of your message, but
you have to
to make this clear. If
not about
you, sis,
even no place here.
If what you are
planning to put out into the world is
khair,
then you are merely a vessel.
Allah
has decided to bless people,
whoever they are, with this khair, and he's
chosen and honored you
to be the vessel for that. Allahu Akbar.
Allahu Akbar. Seriously.
Like, I can't
I cannot overstate
the value
of this
because
you and I are going about our ordinary
lives. Trust me. I'm going about my ordinary
life, going through my trials, going through my
triumphs, doing crazy stuff. And in the meantime,
my sisters are reading show up. My sisters
are reading from my sisters' lips. They're being
comforted. They're being inspired. They're being motivated. They're
being helped.
I will only know the impact of that
on Yomul Qiyamah. I will never know
how much khair has been done,
how much benefit there has been
until Allah shows me on the last day.
And it's the same with every one of
you. So I'm I I I don't I
can never overstate this.
This is
legacy work.
This is akhira work.
And I think that when you think of
yourself as a vessel, when you
recognize and realize that, actually,
if I do write this book and, you
know, that I get the outcome
and people benefit from it, Allah was just
using me to benefit the people. Allah
what an honor
to be used by Allah
as a vessel to help the people,
you know, as an as a vessel for
his rahma, as a vessel for guidance, as
a vessel for comfort, as a vessel for
reminders, whatever is. So when we cover ourselves
as a vessel, and Shahla deals with a
lot of the
the negative thoughts that we may be entertaining,
the ego stuff.
Why me?
Who do I think I am to write
a book? What may you know, that that
little mean verb voice that you have in
your head. What makes you think you're so
special that you write a book? What makes
you think you have anything to say? Who
said anyone's gonna
people don't buy it? What if people criticize
it? What if it's not perfect? All of
that stuff,
it gets thrown in the bin when you
realize that
I'm just a vessel.
I'm just a vessel for whatever it is
that Allah
wants the people to have.
And all I need to do is make
intention,
get out of my own way,
and let Allah
take the lead. Right?
So I want you to clock that because
it's important.
Right. So now
let's do a bit of triage. Let's see
what people are carrying right now.
So how do you know if you have
a story worth telling? I'm gonna tell you.
So I hope you guys are taking notes.
How you know you have a story worth
telling. Now the story can be
an incident,
a chapter of your life, or
your whole life. A lot of people when
they think, oh, a story to tell, they
think it's an autobiography. Right? That that they
have to tell their whole life story. I
hate to break it to you, but most
people do not care about your whole life
story, unless it's, like, for your family, for
your children,
for future generations, in which case you're more
than welcome to tell your whole life story.
But let's look at you as having a
story, whether it's an incident that you went
through,
a chapter of your life, a certain portion
of your life, or your whole life story.
How to know if that story is worth
telling? Because obviously every one of us has
got tons of stories. We could tell stories
all year.
How do we know if that story is
worth telling
and worth putting into a book?
The first way is to ask yourself,
does my story have relevance
outside of just me? Does it does it
have does it is it relevant to anyone
aside
from
just
me?
That could mean your family.
It could mean, you know, your your people.
It could mean your community. It could mean
society as a whole. It could mean, you
know, people in your profession. It could mean
people who've been through the same situation as
you. Does your story have relevance to anyone
aside from yourself? And
do the themes of your story
and those pearls from your story
resonate
with others
apart from yourself?
Is this something that has
resonance with others?
Is there something that others can take from
your story?
So that's a question that you need to
answer for yourself.
I would argue that any story
that you have, that you could tell
in which you learned something, in which you
grew, in which you changed somehow
in a good way
is a story worth telling
as a story that has relevance to others
and that resonates with others. But that's that's
how you
know if your story is worth telling. Right?
Does it have relevance for others, and will
the message of your story and the the
themes of your story, do they resonate
with anyone aside from yourself?
So it's not a very high bar. Right?
It does is it relevant? Does it resonate?
That's it. Okay? And then we will deal
with the the the nuts and bolts of
it later.
Next question.
Do you have a message?
How do you know if you have a
message to share? Right?
Have a message to share is
is there anything
that you
value,
that you hold dear,
that you stand for,
that you wish more people knew,
that you wish people
something that you're passionate about,
something that you currently talk about, something that,
you know, and and something that you work
towards.
If the answer to any of those is
yes, then I would say you have a
message to share, something that you stand for.
And, again,
whether the
message is for your children
and
community
and
which
is
an important
and, is something you're passionate about and
is pleasing to Allah, obviously,
then I would say you tick a yes.
Yeah? You get to say, yes, I have
a message. Right? So hopefully that's good. Let
me know in the chat.
Do you think you more have a story
to tell or do you think you more
have a message that you want to share?
And then here, do you have expertise?
And how to know if you have expertise
that's worth sharing is
have you
done anything better than anyone else? Have you
achieved anything
better or faster than anybody else? Have you
figured something out that a lot of people
struggle with? Have you made a success of
something
that many people fail at? Have you reached
the top in any
in anything? Do you teach?
Do you train?
Do you have a system
that you use with your clients,
right, or with, you know, the people that
you work with or in your organization?
Because if your answer to any of those
is yes,
then I would say that you have expertise
that's worth sharing. And for those of you
who are thinking to yourself, yes, but I'm
not the expert. The expert is so and
so. Why would someone listen to me? Here
is what I have for you.
You will always
be 5, 10, 15 steps ahead of another
sister, ahead of somebody else. And sometimes those
people who are 5, 10, 15 steps behind
you would prefer to learn from you than
that expert that you think everybody wants to
learn
from. Maybe they resonate with you. Maybe they
feel there's a shared identity
or
experiences, and she looks at you and she's
like, no. No. No.
I I see what's possible through her. I
want to use her method because she gets
me for whatever reason.
So that's something to think about when you're
asking
yourself, you know, do I really have expertise
to share?
Have you figured something out that other people
haven't figured out? If so,
you need to have some knowledge or expertise
that could be earned with Cadaver
right now.
Okay. So
put in the chat whether you're more
think you're carrying a story or thinking you
have a message that you wanna share or
that you have expertise that other people need.
Right? Put them in the chat for me
in the comments. Next. Why
do we write?
So I want to go through the reasons
that many of our clients,
come come to us,
and the kind of things that they say
to us, the kind of things that sisters
that I've been speaking to over the past
few years
say. And you can choose any one of
them, like, any any of them that resonate
with you. Okay? So let's get started with
this first one here, which is
some
sisters
some people in general, but let's talk about
sisters for now because that's who we work
with.
So some sisters will come to us because
they want to write
in order to reflect, to process, and heal.
Maybe they've been through some trauma,
maybe they've had some experiences in life, and
they want to and they've been carrying the
story
for years, decades,
and they want to unburden themselves. They want
to get it off their chest. They want
to empty it from their head so that
they can
process what happened and heal from what happened.
Sometimes
and many times, these sisters are not motivated
by publishing.
It's not really about what other people will
say, or other people will read, or whether
people will buy it, or even getting it
out there.
They just want support with the process of
writing out their story, telling their story, speaking
their truth, some of them for the first
time.
So if you think that's you,
put a heel in the chat. Yeah. Put
a heel in the comments if you think
that that that sounds like
you. Right.
Other sisters come in because they want to
write to inspire others with their life story
and their experiences.
These are the pearl stringers.
Yeah? These are the ones who are wanting
to gather all those pearls together
and string them into something
really beautiful
so that the people can bend. If you
are thinking that your life story could be
an inspiration
for others, then put inspire
in the comments.
Some sisters come because they want to write
a book that will help and guide others.
Going back to the example of sister Farah,
that was her intention.
She had been through something. She had figured
it out,
wanted to give others
basically game. Right? How to also figure it
out, how to also get through this. So
if that's you,
put guide in the chat.
Right? This is for ladies out there who
have expertise, for example.
Alright? Potentially, those coaches out there,
this could be you.
Also, from my coaches out there, this also
could be you. Sometimes the coaches come in
and, they want they have a life story
they wanna share. At the times, it's more
to help and guide others. And then there
are those sisters who come because they want
to write a book to spread a message
or champion a cause. And those are my
clients who
have very strongly held beliefs
about certain things or they see things happening
in society and they're concerned about them, and
they want to start a conversation,
And they want,
the community, their community, the community to start
talking about certain things, to start facing.
Right? They want to speak on behalf
of voices that are not being heard. Want
to make a case
that team. Okay?
Organizations, sisters who have founded charities or founded
organizations, that's you.
Right? And anybody else who feels strongly as
well. I remember one of our clients came
in,
and she is writing well, she's finished writing,
actually. She's writing a book about,
just examining the way the relations between Muslim
men and women have been damaged over the
past few, you know, decades.
And, you know, she wants to to to
to be a part of the solution for
that. So she came and she wrote a
book with us.
And our sisters come because they wanna book
to share their expertise.
So if you figured something out
and you want to share it with others,
this is this this could be one of
the reasons why you're writing a book. Reminds
me of our sister Feroza Osman
who had been working in * education
in Muslim schools and Masajid
and youth groups in in Canada for many
years,
and she'd noticed that Muslim parents were really
struggling with this new society that we live
in and were not able to speak to
their children about sexual relationships, etcetera. And she
obviously does that for a living.
So she wrote a book so she could
share her expertise on this area, and has
done very, very well because it's a very
much needed book.
Then
some of you want to build your
brand to expand your business and attract new
clients.
Got several sisters in the program right now
who are writing books in their area of
professional expertise,
and they would like
to help others beyond just the book. So
if they have coaching services, if they have
consulting,
if they run workshops,
then this book is a way for them
to serve more people and also bring
people into their
professional
funnel.
Funnel.
Establish your authority
credibility. And in fact, one of us at
the moment is writing a book.
She's been through a very,
very unique test with her son,
that brought her and her husband and her
son sort of into contact with this this
the the justice system, and they had to
kind of battle with the justice system. And
she's been at the forefront of conversations about
new ways of caring for young people with
addiction, etcetera, etcetera.
So because she's already in that space,
she now wants to tell their story, make
it official,
and establish herself as an authority in this
area so that she can go on to
open the door to other opportunities
to be invited to speak because when you've
written a book, people start to take you
a lot more seriously. Right? Because now you've
kind of put you've raised your
head above the pulpit,
and you've put in the time. You've invested
the time, the energy, the resources
to actually write a book.
Trust me, it changes the way people see
you, and for good reason. It's not just
a vanity thing. You know, you have decided
to show up in a way that most
people don't.
So it does make people take you more
seriously and open the door to other experiences.
However,
no matter one which of these
resonated with you,
I know that the majority of my clients
and certainly our best clients,
and I suspect that with every one of
you,
that the big why,
the reason that we write, is to create
and leave a legacy.
There is a feeling that Allah
has
blessed us with certain things,
put us in certain situations,
allowed us to rise or learn
due to certain circumstances,
and it's almost like an obligation
to help someone else with that,
to
offer what we've learned to others so others
can share
the benefit of what we have have been
through. Right?
So others can benefit from our journey.
And so that becomes a part of our
impact in the world,
part of what we leave behind,
and what we call, of course, sadaqa jaria,
which is a continuous
charity, a charity that continues even after you're
gone. These are some of our wonderful ladies
who have created legacies with us. You may
be familiar with their faces. That's Amina Uddin
there
who
wrote a memoir of her late father,
and she wrote it primarily
for his grandchildren who would never really know
his story.
And I want to challenge everybody who's here
and just ask
you, how many of you have ever thought
of writing your family story
or even just collecting the quotes? You know,
the things that your father and your mother
always say,
the things that your grandfather and your grandmother
always say, or the stories that they always
tell. How many of you have ever thought
that
once that
their stories die with them,
and your children will probably never hear those
stories. So there's
a now where the children don't know really
where they came from, have no understanding of
their history, their family history.
And I say this because, again, I want
you to
be thinking about this this whole story, message,
knowledge, this book. I I want to I
want to open your mind to what that
could look like and what that could mean.
So
that's
the challenge.
I wanna ask you now to see if
anybody
decides by
I'm going to parent
interview
and I'm gonna it's a beautiful book, and
it's gift,
and everyone in the family is gonna get
one,
and that will be my impact. That will
be my legacy. I wanna see who's gonna
do that. Anyway, that's Sami Noidine over there,
and that's sister
Farah
who I mentioned earlier,
who has now
of
women to to
to survive infertility.
And she is probably the first and so
far the only sister who has published a
book like this. And so you can imagine
what her book will
mean for all those sisters who had nothing
up until now,
who had
nobody who looked like them talking
about this issue from
this viewpoint. Right?
So big, big legacy there.
Big, big legacy. And, again,
we go back to this diagram.
And as I
when the messenger and the message of audience
along, that's legacy.
So I'm just gonna give you the 2
statistics to show you what legacy can look
like in a ways because Tamina Udi now,
she is a legacy maker for her family.
And, of course, lots of other people have
read and loved the book,
but her primary audience was always her family
and the grandchildren, specifically.
And so now the family
has
a piece of history
preserved.
How amazing is that,
And how many of us can say that?
I know I can't say that. That
just saying.
So on the one hand, you've got Sameena
Uddin who has created legacy within her own
family,
something that will be passed down down the
generations
after
my
is passed and returned to her lord, the
great grandchildren.
Right?
How cool is that? So we need to
get with this program, guys, because you know
communities, we don't write down.
We came from oral traditions,
and we don't write stuff down. So, anyway,
I'm just saying it. Just like, you know,
planting seeds.
And then on the other hand, you have
sister Farah, whose method is probably more
impact
with her message,
and that's her legacy.
And I'm sure that anybody any one of
us can say that whether the beneficiaries
of your message
are your family, your children, and your children's
children,
or
100 and thousands
of women
around the world,
you can say that it's worth it. Right?
Right? I hope so. I'm banking on it.
So
this again
is what we want.
We want the message, the messenger, and the
audience
to line up inshallah.
And so my question to you
from this training,
what we shared today,
what resonate
most with you? Let me know in the
comment
what resonated the most with you. I want
to know. I'm gonna be reading all the
comments. We wanna see what came up and
whether you picked up what I was putting
down because today's assignment
is is a fun one. Alright? Very fun
assignment inshallah. All you need
is make sure that you have recorded that
live
in the group.
Whether it's a video and you post,
or you go live in the group and,
you know, when you create a post, one
of the options is to go live. The
reason I ask you to go live is
because I know you don't want to. I
know you don't want to. I know that
you're scared. I know that you feel self
conscious. I know that you're uncomfortable with it.
Is why I'm asking you to do it.
Because if I can get you out of
your comfort zone now and get you in
the stretch zone, then I know you're going
to get so much more out of these
next well, now for days. Right? You're gonna
get so much more out of these 5
days if you can get out of the
comfort zone now. So the first thing is
to go live in the group.
Put those fears to rest and go live
in the group. And the second thing is
we'll be dropping a video
later on today
in
Facebook group. So that video is a guided
visualization,
and your assignment is to go
watch the video,
do a visualization,
and comment with
well, the the post is there. It will
tell you I want to see what you
saw in the visualization,
who was there, and how it felt. I'm
not telling you anything more about the visualization
because you have to watch the video. I
walked you through the entire process in the
video, so not to worry. But,
there are prizes
for those of you who do your assignments
and want and and show up, because my
goal for you is that you get your
outcome,
and you will only get your outcome if
you play full out. So that is it
for me. This was a replay of day
1.
I hope that
I hope you enjoyed it, and I pray,
be'in Allah, that Allah
makes this a source of khair for you,
everyone in the challenge.
And every one of you, remember,
we've had,
over 4,000 sisters register for this challenge,
and I pledge to serve 10,000 sisters during
the time that our challenge is open and
that the group is open. And so for
us to be able to do that, all
that is required is for you to invite
2 sisters
to join in the Facebook group. That's
it. If you're in the Facebook group right
now, if you benefited from this training, if
you love the community that we have so
far,
invite 2 people.
Tell them, I attended the training today. It
was great. I think you really like it.
Come and do it with me. 2 people.
Every one of you, just to invite just
2 people.
We will have 10,000 sisters in this group.
And for me,
if even half,
if even a third of you get that
breakthrough
and you're able to recognize
those pearls
and understand the process of stringing the pearls
and
take the next step to actually creating
that necklace so that you can gift it
into the world. Whether you decide to do
it with me and my team or you
do it with someone else,
if you get
that outcome,
my work is done.
I'm your coach for these 5 days.
I'm here to help. I'm here to tay
train. I'm here to support. I'm here to
chew. I'm here to get you that outcome.
I pray
that Allah
gives you your breakthrough,
gives you what you need, and allows you
to move forward upon khair.
And, of course, if you
do it with us,
we're here. We're ready to serve you. But
regardless,
the goal is a breakthrough.
I Wait to read all your comments.
I can't wait to see all the new
people that you invite to join us, and
let's keep it going in the Facebook group,
and make sure you do your assignment later
on. K. I will be checking,
and my team and I, we are looking
out for those of you who are showing
up. We have some nice prizes,
So please, you know,
play full out this whole week. And that
is the end of this for me. That's
your sister signing out. I will see you
tomorrow, Insha'Allah.