The 40-Day Challenge

What about yesterday’s problem? I still didn’t solve it, but I am still trying. Today I will only share two pieces of advice regarding the challenges I faced, then I will share other useful pieces of advice that I have learned.

Today I have met a challenge, but the challenge was not about disengagement, but about a really difficult problem that I am facing in my work. Although I tried many techniques, none has worked yet. Therefore, I will try to apply more critical thinking to finally solve this problem. So, in this post, I will just share some useful pieces of advice.

This post will be very small since I only want to mention one thing that will summarize my day today. It is the power of understanding one’s self and what works for you. I won’t give you a blueprint.

I will talk about the principles I applied today during my work and my learning with a brief description of how I applied them. Since I will talk about the principles, then the key takeaways will be skipped since they are already clear from the principles. I think reorganizing my posts in this way will make them clearer, and more concise.

Twenty days have passed which is about half the challenge period, do you believe it? Time passes fast and it is up to us to take the responsibility to squeeze it to get the most out of it. Our time is one of the most precious things we have.

Today I have faced a critical challenge in my work, and I solved it thanks to Allah. I will mention it, how I solved it, key takeaways to learn from this, and some useful pieces of advice that I have learned so far.

Challenges are repeating themselves so in this post, I will specify more details about the system I mentioned yesterday because I didn’t mention all its flexibilities, and optional restrictions yesterday.

Thanks to Allah today is a great day. Although I lagged in the beginning, I tried to motivate myself with an interesting idea that I will share with you. In this post, I will share with you the challenge I faced, and the proposed solution for solving it, some key takeaways to learn from these things, and other useful pieces of information I have learned so far.

Again, challenges are repeating themselves, but the only thing I want to mention is how effective I found it to reward myself in the break by doing something useful that I love, as I have mentioned in the system I talked about in this post. In doing so, I felt that I have even achieved something in the break, enjoyed myself, and returned to work more refreshed.

I think now the challenges are repeating themselves. I think a pattern is appearing now in why challenges exist, and how to handle them, but I still didn’t detect this pattern yet. Maybe near the end of the challenge, I will be able to detect the patterns more clearly to try to understand myself better, and how I could better approach my work and my learning for being more engaged while doing good work as well.