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Sunday, 18 May 2014

Dear Success Seeker by Michele R. Wright






"What you give is what you get in life." -Billie Jean (Founder of the Women's Sport Foundation)

Asslamualikum,
    I'm sure most of you are having a busy Sunday, indulge in studies. I'm also getting through this tough time haha! But thought of sharing a very quick book review which is one of my most favourite.

"Dear Success Seeker by Michele R. Wright" is an absolutely beautiful book in which 83 outstanding and superlative successful ladies have shared their secrets of success. I find this book very motivating and helpful whenever I'm upset. At some moments in life you're depressed about something that is imperfect in your life. And you start considering yourself as a person who is a failure. Because we forget that failure is always an option. And the truth is that without failing we won't be able to get the best. So after reading this book I'm sure you'll see a new light in your life. And that's the beauty of life that whenever we get over the bad feelings, it shows us an entirely new world opening the doors of hope, achievements and wonders and help us to triumph over our fears.
         Different successful ladies of different ages, castes and countries have shared their valuable experiences and advised the readers very beautifully. So in short, this book inspires me a lot and helping me to make myself a better person.
       I got mine from a book fair in the Expo Center but not sure from which book store you can get in Pakistan. For buying it online, here's a link below.

  http://www.amazon.com/Dear-Success-Seeker-Wisdom-Outstanding/dp/1416570799




Enjoy reading!
Omama Farooq.

Tuesday, 13 May 2014

Little Moments of Joy

Assalamualikum,
  Hope you all are doing great and ready to embrace your exams. ;) I have been very busy with my tough schedule and was unable to share something with you guys. My 3rd semester is almost to an end and exams are on the head(please pray!). But I took some time out and now finally up with a new blog post.
 
"YOLO" (You Only Live Once), I'm sure you must have come across this phrase many a times while surfing on internet. We have been so much blessed alhamdulillah but many of us are lacking peace of heart and there's some kind of dissatisfaction that lies within us. There might be many reasons for this vexation of life and for sure solutions are also there.
     Caring for others and sharing their good times to me is one of the best solution. Because bringing smile on someone's face somewhat gives a feeling of contentment in the heart. And there are many ways by which you can make someone feel special.
 Like,
1) Giving your friends/siblings birthday surprises or by dazing your parents by a small cake or some gifts on their wedding anniversary. 

My parents' 25th wedding anniversary cake
  
My ami's birthday- She was almost asleep when we woke her up at 12a.m.
to surprise her. :)




"My cousin's 20th birthday"- One month before her rukhsati.

My brother's 21st. He came back home late from university, very tired.And his face lit up
when he saw bringing us the cake and gifts for him.
Celebrating Hafsa's first year to the world.

My friend from Lahore- She was almost into tears when we delighted
her on her 18th birthday.




Reading her card enthusiastically.

One of my beloved friend Rabbiah's 18th birthday. Card made by me!




SHE LOVED IT!
One thing I would like to mention here that celebrating birthdays or anniversaries is just a way of sharing happiness and to make one feel that he/she is important to you. But that's not the only way.
      2) You can also bring smile on those faces that are innocent or people who are suffering hardships in life. Your little act may cherish some moments of their lives.
Swat'13- I asked this cute little egg-selling guy If I could take his picture. It made him happy
although he was shy at first. (:

3)Or you can go into the kitchen and make something for someone.

Made by me for my dad.

So... The purpose was to tell that there are actually many countless ways to cheer or please someone. You just have to give a thought and enjoy your life with the people who love you. Cherish the little moments of joy!

Omama Farooq.