As long as you believe that nothing is impossible, you’ll never truly stand apart from the rest. True innovation in technology, architecture, and infrastructure begins when you challenge what shouldn’t be possible.

Trust in God means believing that every moment—good or bad—is part of a greater wisdom. What feels like hardship may be protection, and what you lose may lead to reward. Nothing is wasted. Every test carries hidden goodness, in this life or the next.

Working hours aren’t 24/7. If staff are constantly overworked, it’s not efficiency—it’s mismanagement. Real productivity comes from balance: fair hours, enough rest, proper staffing. It’s not about saving now, but thriving long-term—for both company and employee.

Don’t wait for applause to feel proud. Celebrate your own achievements, reward your efforts, and let that pride push you to go even further. Your journey deserves your own cheer.

Read books—but don’t just read the words. Read between the lines, question what’s written, and let your mind do the thinking. That’s how thinkers are born, how ideas evolve, and how discoveries are made.

True wisdom isn’t cunning—it’s calm, kind, and sincere. Speak with grace, act with integrity, and carry a heart big enough to win love even from your enemies. That’s the strength of real wisdom.

Love your work with passion and build with your colleagues as one team. Pay no mind to those eager to rise above you—remember, the only one truly capable of limiting you is yourself, even if others seem to have climbed higher.

When you pray, let it come from the depths of your heart, not just the sound of your voice. Stand humbly before the One true power, for in all the vastness of the universe, only He holds it all.

Don’t pass on your pressure to others—absorb it. If we all carried a little more and passed on a little less, stress would spread less, peace would prevail more often, and minds would be free to think, create, and thrive.

A life crowded with complexities and collectors of hollow relations loses its flavour. Having known simplicity and humility, I realise true richness lies in less. In the end, we all return to the same sand.

When I was a child, life was simple. Simple homes, simple joys, and humble hearts. Neighbours were like family, and even those of higher standing treated you with kindness and grace. Simplicity made everything richer.

If you have passion, chase it relentlessly. Perfect your craft, rise after every fall, and pay no mind to those who doubt you. When you truly believe in your path, their noise becomes irrelevant.