All right. Now, I know August we're still hanging out. We're still relaxing. Maybe you're by the pool. Maybe you're trying to stay cool in the air condition. You're sipping on cold drinks. Maybe you're sleeping more because you're tired and hot and unmotivated. Maybe you're TikToking all day along on the phone. I hope not. But anyway, I know like you're in maybe rest mode, but I also know a lot of

people are also in the back of their mind knowing they have to start another school year,

whether they are a university student or a mom or just like a high school student or whatever.

So many of you guys listen to our podcast who are either any of those roles. And this is the

time of year we are going to have to get

right back into things but what if you're just lacking motivation if you feel lazy what if

you're fearing and dreading things what if you're disorganized we have you covered in this podcast

we're going to help you with the three mindset shifts that you need right now to get you in

gear. Hello, Samarikam, welcome to the mindful Muslim speaks podcast. I'm your host, mindful

Muslim and here on the podcast, we are committed to helping our Muslim sisters to learn how to live

more mindfully and to maintain their identity as Muslims of the

Quran and Sunnah while thriving together as women. And as women, we can often be judgy and,

you know, a little difficult with each other. But here we're all about community over competition.

So if you just got here, just needed to let you know that this is a place we're going to get information on how to live a better life, how to thrive, get to the best version of yourself.

But just know that we're going to encourage you to do it while lifting up your sisters around you and having them lift you up as well.

All right. So we have been doing a bit of a series thing here on and off and on. And we're going to be getting into a bit of a back to

school series because we want people to feel good about where they're going with the rest of

the upcoming year. I know like as I was an educator for years long after I retired and I was no

longer dealing with school, I still saw the year as September to June,

September to June, or like whatever you do if you're in university, like August to May.

Like, I don't know, like that consumes so much of your life and so much of your focus that you

just feel like it's your year. That's it. And then you only just have small breaks here

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