The Productive Muslim Podcast – Season 2 Ep 21

			You're listening to the productive Muslim podcast season two episode 21
		

			Assalamu alaikum productive Muslims. Welcome to the show. I'm your host me from our roof and I'm
here with day 21 of the pre Ramadan boot camp. Hmm day 21. So that must mean that Ramadan is very,
very close by now. So I hope that you have been benefiting from this boot camp, and really
challenging yourself and developing yourself and getting yourself prepared for the month of Ramadan.
Now what I want to talk to you about today is about building a mental model for Ramadan.
		

			Salaam Alaikum. This is Mark Faris, founder of productive muslim.com at productive Muslim our
mission is inspired to be productive again. And when we were doing this is through online courses
and webinars that are hosted on productive Muslim academy.com this platform is a personal
development platform for Muslims worldwide. It combines faith and science to overcome so a practical
development challenges whether it's waking up early in the morning for overcoming stress or
difficulties in life. And from Bonn we've had three special courses just from a lot on the platform.
What is pre Ramadan called the robot boot camp. One is Juniper bond co production modan course and
		

			one is postmodern called postmodern Veep. So make most of this platform join us today at productive
Muslim academy.com be part of this personal development journey with us? Zach Lafitte Salam aleikum.
		

			So one of the ways to ensure that you lead a productive Ramadan is to imagine what each day of
Ramadan would look like hour by hour. So in psychology circles, this is called developing a mental
model. And it's what athletes do before a race or pilots do before flying a plane. They imagine all
possibilities of how their race or flight would look like, and all the scenarios that might go
wrong, and what they'll do if things go wrong. So this is how you can apply this. First of all, you
can download the productive ramadaan ultimate task and ADA. And I will link this task in Ada on the
show notes of this podcast. And then the second thing you need to do is fill out the first three
		

			days of Ramadan and what it would look like plan each of the three days hour by hour.
		

			And then three, ask yourself what could go wrong with this plan? And what will I do if things go
wrong? So go ahead and write down your routines for the first three days of Ramadan, hour by hour.
And let me know how it goes in the show notes of this episode, which is productive Muslim
podcast.com slash s to e 21. So that's all for me today. I will see you all again tomorrow. And
until then, work hard be sincere