This is my story

The world around us caters exclusively to the wealthy who call the shots around the world at the expense of the average young person. They want us to lose hope and become robots that lack a sense of purpose and aspiration to be successful.

When I started attending one of the best engineering schools in the country, I thought my life was set. I was going to study hard, land internships in my field, graduate, and then start making money. I thought surely I'd be happy at the end of it all. 

Little did I know, those would be the most brutal years of my life. I studied hard, landed my dream internship, and started making a decent amount of money but something was missing—I felt empty and lonely. I had no desire to make money in exchange for being a mindless employee, slaving away for 8-10 hours a day, even if I liked the work. I lacked a sense of purpose.

It was at this time, about 6 years ago when I came to my biggest realization at the time—the biggest difference between those who achieve success and everyone else is their sense of purpose.

Luckily for me, I was studying higher Islamic education at the same time as completing my engineering degree. By engaging with my teachers and fellow students there, I found a passion for engaging in academic Islamic discourse with the hopes of one day being a light of guidance for my local community (if God wills). I finally had found my purpose that I wanted to work towards.

Now I've graduated and started working at an engineering consulting firm full-time in my field while doing my Master's, learning higher Islamic education, learning a language, and consistently going to the gym. People ask me why and how I am able to do so much. The answer is simple, yet so hard for most people—I've built life systems that work for me because they align with my sense of purpose.

Most professionals in their twenties struggle to strike a balance between health, wealth, and purpose. Many young professionals I know personally are struggling with loneliness and a lack of direction. 

After helping many personal connections get their life in order, I’ve perfected a simple framework for personal growth that professionals can replicate to achieve new levels of health, wealth, and purpose and avoid the pitfalls and obstacles that I see so many professionals suffering from.