One of the most powerful things about the Fajr Success Ritual isn’t just that it gets you to bounce out of bed with happy energy, pray on time with enthusiasm, and get your Qur’an and workout habit done for the day…
…it’s that it gets you into a state of presence, inner peace and flow.
My favorite way to do this is by ending the ritual with a quick review of everything I’ve accomplished recently, and a plan of the most important actions I’m going to do today.
All the visualization and positive thinking in the world is nothing compared to a quick written list of things you’ve accomplished, and what you’re going to accomplish next.
This immediately gets you into a mental and emotional state of flow.
After doing this, I find it almost irresistible to get into action. Fully ready, fully present, fully productive.
Most people overlook this simple practice.
They don’t value it, because they haven’t studied Maxwell Maltz’s Psycho-Cybernetics. And don’t understand the reasoning behind why I choose these 2 very specific things, not the million other options, like a gratitude list, or a meditation practice or any other form of visualisation.
So until you get the in-depth training that explains it all in detail, I guess you’ll just have to believe me.
In my experience, the most unbelievably simple thing you can do to have a successful day is this: make a quick list of half a dozen things you accomplished yesterday (or recently), followed by a quick list of your most important actions today (ideally taken from your task-management system)
If you want to start the day with presence, abundant Zikr, and flow in your work activities, I recommend you join the Productive From Fajr program.
Even though it was recorded over 10 years ago, it contains everything you need to know to have a successful day, every day. I considered re-teaching it, but when I revisited the old program, I realized it’s still pretty much perfect and nothing has changed since then!
I have added a couple of bonuses with new distinctions, like how to do the Zikr Walk and how to plan your day.
To see if it’s right for you, check out the free preview webclass here:
