The Ultimate Ramadan Guide to MAX OUT Productivity

Student Mentor and High School Dux, Luqman, from Sydney, Australia breaks down 6 essential hacks to ensure your productivity is at optimum level this Ramadan.
Timecodes:
00:00 - Introduction
1:36 - Set your intentions
2:50 - Reflection
3:42 - Write down your goals
4:28 - Start within your ability
5:42 - Habit Stacking
6:55 - Prioritise your energy
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I will make £1 for every like this gets…. And donate it to Palestine(I’ll post proof)

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My first full Ramadan as a Muslim! Masha'Allah! So happy I am Muslim

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Masya Allah...subhanallah...

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May Allah bless you

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You’re very welcome to our beautiful religion. Love from Afghanistan 😊

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May Allah y 3awnek my brother 🤲🏼. Welcome 🤝🏼🤍

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Welcome to the family my brother ❤

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Small actions which are consistent are better than actions which aren’t consistent

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As an hindu, i wish every muslims here all the very best, lets maintain the peace with our religion and enjoy festivals celebrating it together ❤️

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Thanks brother 👍🏻

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Amazing and make sure not to vote for BJP

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@@h3w45 there isn't a single party worthy of developing the country and maintaining peace ngl

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Best Hindu out there, SALAM FRIEND😄😄😄

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Masha Allah. Another new face in the One Path Network ❤

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Don't forget dua. You can be as pragmatic as you can, but tawfiq comes from Allah.

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Thank you very much for making good plan for more efficient and meaningful Ramadan. May Allah bless you.

[@harshitasaini9980]

I have been muslim for 3 years and my parents don't know it. But I can't keep fast as I'm still young and live with my parents. I feel very sad because of it.

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Allahuma barik brother Luqman 🤲🏼

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SubhanAllah! Thank you, brother, Luqman, for these suggested hacks. I wrote them down, and I make dua to utilize them during and after the month of Ramadan, Insha’Allah. For anyone who needs them, I’ll add them here. Step one: setting our intentions and practices for the month, of both what we want to do to continue reaching our most possible potential; and what we would like to relinquish that isn’t personally or spiritually conducive of these intentions. Step two: reflecting upon past Ramadans, in an honest manner of those experiences; and letting them (whether we practiced our intention and or fell short of them) be propellants to push forward, in change that’s always possible for us. Step three: writing down clear and specific goals for ourselves that we have, which can be visible guides to look at throughout and after the month. Step four: starting from an honest place of where we are, rather than where we want to be; in order to avoid burnout fueled by pushing ourselves beyond our limits. Which allows us to meet ourselves on where we are, and continuing in building our intentions and practices each day through consistency rather than intensity. Step five: utilizing healthy and sustainable habits we already practice, as foundations to stack on new habits for personal and spiritual growth. He mentioned this practice of “After [current habit], I will [new habit]”; which I loved. Step six: prioritizing our energy through recognizing when we are low or high in energetic flow. Using the time in which we have a high energy flow, for school or work. And, times in which we are low in energy; for spirituality (Quran, prayer, dua, etc), as these acts of worship will reenergize and nourish us. You can also do combinations of both instead of just sticking to one at a time. 🙏🏽

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Ramadan Mubarak!

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Brother is too cute to watch the interview. Mashallah 🤞🏻

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Mashallah Great content.. I love the way you guys are improving day by day new ways to share Deen. Thank You!!

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Thanks Brother Luqman for sharing with us these precious Gaidlines for the month of Ramadan.... ❤😊

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Mash Allah

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I am so glad that Ramadan is here now

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The best channel on youtube!! Keep it up bros

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Best video. May Allah SWT forgive all our sins and give us the best Ramadan this year

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- [00:48]📝 Setting clear intentions is crucial for productivity in Ramadan, as it provides motivation and purpose. - [02:39]🔍 Reflect on past Ramadans to identify areas for improvement and form solutions to avoid repeating mistakes. - [05:06]🎯 Write down clear and specific goals for Ramadan, such as Quran reading targets and habit formations, to stay focused and motivated. - [07:23]🚶‍♂ Start with manageable goals and gradually increase them throughout Ramadan to avoid burnout and maintain consistency. - [09:32]🔄 Utilize habit stacking by attaching new habits, like Quran reading, to existing daily routines to increase the likelihood of success. - [11:35]⚡ Prioritize energy during fasting hours by identifying peak periods for productivity in both worship and daily tasks. Summarized

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Thanks!!

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Thanks

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Masha'Allah❤❤❤ Useful Contant

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Allahuma barek for the muslim youth. May Allah bles our ummah and protect our brothers in need or in war everywhere this Ramadan. 🤲🏽

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Maashaa2Allah amazing video❤

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Mashaa Allah

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Alhamdulillaah

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MashaAllah nice tips

[@mohammedsaleemkhan4209]

Motivation is temporary there is no permanent motivation, brother Luqman you should have said the word " Discipline " instead for only with that can we do what goals we have written down. Having a system/routine of doing things is better than goals like i said before goals require motivation, discipline requires a system. Salam, Nice vid tho

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