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There's a heaviness weighing on all our hearts right now.

As we witness the unimaginable suffering of our Palestinian brothers and sisters, how do we remain steadfast when our hearts are breaking?

Right now, your ability to guide others is being tested like never before.

This session is more than just about emotional resilience.

It's about the exact Islamic framework that transforms ordinary believers into extraordinary coaches who stand unshaken while the world crumbles around them.

Why most Muslim coaches fail: They build their practice on SHIFTING SAND instead of divine bedrock.

Without emotional resilience, you're just recycling secular self-help that FALLS APART when real tests arrive.

Remember, a broken believer cannot help heal a broken world.

Inside this podcast, you'll discover how the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ built emotional resilience in companions who faced IMPOSSIBLE odds stacked against them (and how you can apply the same principles TODAY).

The 3-step framework that prevents burnout while maintaining spiritual authenticity. Why defining success through Allah's lens completely transforms your coaching impact.

Whether you're guiding youth, counseling couples, or coaching professionals, these principles will revolutionize your ability to create LASTING CHANGE.

The real question is: Will you have the emotional resilience to rise above them and bring others with you…especially in a time like this?

Listen now and become the coach your community desperately needs during these critical times.

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Every path is filled with landmines and it’s our job to be aware and walk over them unharmed.

Coaching is no different, in fact, the height of challenges that students face is something every coach faces in their beginner stages.

Whether it’s impostor syndrome planting false beliefs that we might not deserve a “successful” life…

…or fear of public speaking holding us back from confidently talking to people…

…or how to build a successful coaching practice that serves people and gives you the comfort of working from anywhere.

Even drawing up solutions to deal with hardships with resilience using the Islamic framework can take a toll on us, and become a challenge in itself.

These roadblocks can show up unannounced.

Listen to this podcast as Ustadha Razia Hamidi tackles on the topic of impostor syndrome and what you can do whenever it creeps up anytime in your coaching journey.

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So many coaches struggle emotionally for weeks (if not months) to finally find a coaching style…

…that suits their aura and personality.

And it takes time, partly because many people fear having a clear vision (of who they want to be) just because it’s too big.

But that isn’t the problem, it’s “not having clarity about that vision”.

And that creates self-doubt and fear about the certainty of your dreams.

The cost of those fears will steer you away from leading yourself to growth and closeness with Allah (swt).

A lack of clear vision will breed fear and anxiety.

So, here’s what you can do:

✅ Have a vision conversation with yourself

Write down what you want to be and when your thoughts start striking fear in your heart, address your thoughts…

As if you're talking to someone else.

✅ Put down one vision…

And be clear about it. Doesn’t matter if you’re a mom, a new, or an experienced coach…

Just be specific about what you want.

Simply penning down “I want to be a coach” isn’t going to cut it.

And if you can, add a timeframe too so your mind can cut through the noise and have a clear understanding of what your vision looks like.

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Coaching someone else, building a resilient attitude, and spiritually uplifting them is one thing…

And running a “thriving” coaching business is another.

While it’s crucial for us to polish our expertise as a spiritual and life coach…

It’s equally important to know the “what’s” and “how’s” of running a business.

And one of the first things we need is a consistent flow of clients so we can have…

…a steady flow of income to run things smoothly.

There are tons of ways you can get clients, but my favorite is a good ‘ol fashioned method: Networking.

Remember, your network is your net worth.

And to have a good network within the Muslim community, you need to know how to market yourself.

So, there’s a whole cycle we need to keep a bird’s eye view on:

Sales → Marketing → Operations

So, in this podcast, you'll get actionable tips from Ustadha Razia Hamidi on runing a successful coaching business like Adwam.

She shares the exact steps she took, the do’s and don’ts of doing a business, and why network is a crucial piece of it.

You'll also get to hear some success stories of Muslim women coaches who made their way out of the trenches they were stuck in.

So you can have a clear roadmap in front of you and know what it will take to be a successful spiritual life coach.

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Shaytan is your sworn enemy and every time you think of doing something noble for a good cause…

He’ll be the first one to oppose, to plot against you, and try everything in his power to break you down.

And one way he can do this (already does actually) is fear, fear of the unknown, fear of making mistakes that might cost you your “image”.

See, mistakes are how you learn. Small slip-ups are crucial for your growth, nobody has it easy.

But when we fear making too many mistakes, then we’re bound to make them sooner or later.

“What if I say the wrong thing to a client?”

“What if I come off as a non-professional or incompetent?”

What if I make mistakes that the client regrets ever hiring me?”

“What if…What if…What if…”

There’s a concept I’m sure you’re familiar with - The Learning Curve…

And it applies differently to everyone. So, making mistakes, especially as a new coach, is part of your journey…

But what does the Islamic perspective say about that?

What are the Islamic teachings on learning from errors and the value of humility and continuous improvement?

That’s the topic of this podcast: “Embracing Learning: Overcoming Fear of Errors in Coaching”...

…where we’ll get to know why making mistakes should never be frowned upon…

…how can we work our way up the ladder without letting Shaytan make us walk with shame and regret…

…and how can we use inspiration from our Deen to be openly ready and confident to make mistakes and embrace our learning journey.

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It takes a lot of energy (especially if you’re an introvert) to muster up the courage…

And build your network, but many focus on numbers rather than quality.

Look, I believe in this quote: “Your network is your net worth”…

But it’s not about the quantity, but the quality of people you have.

A network of 100 people who aren’t goal-oriented, lazy, and non-action takers…

…aren’t the kind of people you should be around. Because they’ll turn you into one of them too.

You don’t need that many people.

Even 5 will do, only if they’re committed to growth, willing to share your services with others, who you can label as “ideal clients”.

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There’s no Dunya without Deen and no Deen without Dunya.

We must have a balance if we want to thrive and make the best of both worlds.

And spiritual life coaching isn’t just a home-based money-making business…

It’s a mission to create a movement of resilient believers and nurture a nation-builder’s mindset.

Listen, I could’ve made my job easier and provided you with tons of videos off the internet…

…where you could’ve learned world-class coaching tools, but it won’t have the one thing that makes us unique: the Godly Framework.

That’s the reason Ustadha Razia Hamidi did a podcast dedicated to this topic so you can get actionable tools and insights…

…to implement the same world-class tools taught by top coaches like Tony Robbins and Bob Proctor…

…but using a faith-based approach that centers around Allah.

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Every road has a bumpy ride every now and then.

It’s our job to learn from our mistakes and use them as stepping stones to grow.

And since I’ve been a spiritual life coach and mentored 100+ students, there’s a pattern of pitfalls every coach falls into.

And our goal isn’t just to help you just avoid it, but also to prepare you for the challenges yet to come.

Especially in the early stages of coaching, you might find yourself saying the wrong things to the client, face emotional blocks draining your confidence…

...getting overwhelmed with too much information from the Prophet's (SAW) Seerah…

…to cherry-pick the best anecdotes for your clients, etc.

It can be a rocky road, but always remember that no damage is impossible to repair…

Only if you have a mindset fixated on the path of spiritual growth.

So, the topic for this week is: “Navigating Common Pitfalls in Early Coaching Stages”...

…for you to be aware and prepared for the common pitfalls that coaches, before you, learned the hard way.

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