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Developmental keys
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- The task today is not easy... but it is not impossible.

- You have to trust your Lord and then yourself to cross the limits of dependence on others.

- Take the initiative to invest your time and effort without stopping.

- Don't ask about things that don't come your way now.

- Don't get busy with useless things.

- Appreciate things and then make the effort that is commensurate with them.

- Carry yourself and take the initiative to get out of any crisis with the power of our Lord Allah and rely on Him.

- Do not underestimate your mental, physical and spiritual abilities that Allah Almighty has given you.

- Repeatedly blaming others never leads you to the truth.

- Your busyness today is enough to draw your future in an overall way.

- The real crisis is when you withdraw into yourself and do not understand what is wanted from you.

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