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MrB

@Mr_B

3 days ago

Verification Before Automation

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MrB

@Mr_B

3 days ago

The Problem with AI isn't Capability.
It's Capability Discovery.

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Munaak

@Munaakk

4 days ago

Honestly, I wish my inbox was filled with messages from sisters wanting me to bring their dream abayas and prayer dresses to life… instead of messages from men 😭😂🧵✨

Sisters, send me your dream designs! I’d love to create something beautiful, modest and uniquely yours 🤍🪡👗✨

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Samihullah

@Samihullah28615364

4 days ago

From the Hadith of Anas ibn Malik we learn the Prophet (ﷺ) said: "Make things easy and do not make things difficult; give glad tidings and do not repel people".

The emphasis here is on moderation and accessibility; in faith and daily conduct. As leaders we should prioritize ease over unnecessary hardship to prevent burning ourselves and others out. By focusing on positive reinforcement and encouragement, we can foster a welcoming environment that attracts people toward growth rather than pushing them away through severity. Ultimately, it serves as a reminder that the most effective way to lead or teach is through kindness and simplicity as we have seen throughout the Prophet's (ﷺ) شخصية (character).

Leadership's Path-Goal Theory suggests a leader’s primary role is to remove obstacles and to provide the specific support followers need. Throughout your leadership journey, you will find that resistance to change is often rooted in the fear of the unknown and the stress of added complexity.

By developing your playbook, simplifying processes, and maintaining a positive environment, you can regulate the distress of change. Effective change management will bring in resolve, order, and consistency, ensuring that the human element is not repelled by the chaos that always ensues change.

Consider this: Does your current strategy simplify the path for your team or create new hurdles? What will you change today to make tomorrow better?

For more content and latest updates, add yourself to our mailing list at: www.sunnahleadership.com

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MrB

@Mr_B

4 days ago

If the Capability isn't reliable. It's Broken

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Faizan

@faizanbhat

4 days ago

Anyone running a SaaS business in India?

How do you do monthly subscriptions?

Every payment gateway I approached (PayU, CCAvenue) has said that the line of business (research report subscription) is not eligible for UPI autopay (subscriptions)

Can anyone with the relevant experience help here?

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Zakaria Masdoua

@Zakaria97004697

4 days ago

Hello, I'm a construction contractor in Algeria. If you're interested in investing with me, please leave a message. Investing in construction in Algeria is very profitable and easy to do.

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Amna Khalid

@Amna6644

4 days ago

Please contact us
Expo events
Commercial and Mega events
Cooperate Events
Government events
In any city and in every country

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Samihullah

@Samihullah28615364

5 days ago

The Prophet (saw) instructed Mu'adh ibn Jabal to teach the testimony of faith first, then prayer, and finally charity when dispatching him to Yemen.

John Kotter emphasizes that skipping stages in a transformation only creates the illusion of speed. Sustainable change requires a logical progression where intellectual buy-in precedes behavioral habits. Leaders who rush to the "What" before establishing the "Why" often see their initiatives collapse.

True transformation is a process, not an event, and requires building a foundation that can sustain the weight of new responsibilities.

Consider this: Are you attempting to implement "Step 8" results with a "Step 1" foundation?

https://www.sunnahleadership.com/post/the-wisdom-of-the-sequence

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The Wisdom of the Sequence: Leadership Lessons from Mu'adh ibn Jabal

https://www.sunnahleadership.com/post/the-wisdom-of-the-sequence

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MrB

@Mr_B

5 days ago

A gap is only real if there's a reason nobody's filled it. That reason should be the thing you have and they don't.

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