If you have ever gone through a huge life transition or change, then you know what I'm talking about when I say it can be super exciting and stressful and kind of uncertain and joyful at the same time.

It is a mix of emotions, almost like a roller coaster.

And I am no different.

I have moved 14 times.

I have gotten married, divorced, remarried. I have had babies. I have moved 14 times. I have gotten married, divorced, divorced, remarried. I have had

babies. I've had huge career changes. I know what you're going through. Today I'm going to be

just giving you a couple life advice and tips that I wish somebody would have told me when I started

that major journey of transition 20 years ago. So after about 20 years, I had some things that I

think would help so many other women to make their transitions that much easier. If you're

interested in getting some of those tips, keep listening.

Hello, Sanamalekum. Thank you for joining us here at Minds, the place where we're encouraging

women to grow and thrive. And so kind of love, I'm so glad to be with you guys. It feels like

forever because it's been a good about six, six and a half days. I do two podcasts a week here on love,

marriage, you know, relationships, life hacks, just all kind of inspiration and motivation.

And, you know, as a Muslim woman in the modern world, it's really hard regardless of what age you're at, you know, how to like bring the SINNA into modern day.

We touch on so many topics.

And we're just trying to make it really relevant because some

people think this isn't from like back in the day and, you know, now it's modern times

and so this stuff doesn't apply.

But subhallah, the Quran is timeless and there's so many things that we go through, like

women with depression and stress and marriage issues and kids and college and like whatever it is we're

all connected and that we're all struggling to find a way some others are having you know

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