The world only respond to power. Either its influence, money, or physical strength. Nobody gives two fvcks about your moral codes. Meritocracy is what guides every single individual’s decisions. Morality is a facade.
Islam genuinely stands for Jihad( fighting for a cause bigger than self )fighting for freedom of identity,justice,freedom to live.
Jihad unfortunately has been hijacked by criminals ,terrorists, they have tarnished the innitial identity.
A buddy said something profound the other day: That when we are old, we may be accused of failing if we don't realize our dreams, we could be faulted for poverty if we aren't rich; but we should never be accused of not having tried. And we should have evidence for it.
You might have hundreds of contacts in your phone, but how many of them actually show up when everything falls apart?
For Eliud Kipchoge, the math of success is brutally simple: a massive network cannot solve a real crisis. Two or three honest friends will. He challenges us to strip away surface-level connections and build a tight circle of people who aren't afraid to tell you the hard truth.
Watch Eliud break down the reality of loyalty and why you have to fight for your space in this world. Now streaming on the Engage YouTube channel. @EliudKipchoge
Remember, people are always ready to dispose and replace you if they finds out that you don’t have any genuine value that commands importance of any sort. It’s just how society functions. Loyalty is a facade.
The most dangerous mistake in life is assuming people are responding to reality, when they are actually responding to perception, because once you understand that people act based on what they believe is true, not what is true, you start managing how things appear, not just how they are.
Elon Musk on Napoleon:
“One of the things I learned from Napoleon is that wherever the general is, that’s where the army does best. So if you’re the leader, you have to be at the most important place at the most important time. You have to be willing to go to the front lines. You can’t just sit back in safety and give orders. The presence of the leader has an enormous effect on morale and performance.”