Dadullah Danish
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I'm Dadullah Danish
a passionate writer sharing ideas on education, motivation, and life lessons. I believe words can inspire change and growth. Join me on this journey of knowledge and creativity.
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The 3-Word Rule That Changed My Entire Life
I didn’t expect three simple words to rewrite the way I think, act, and live. Honestly, I didn’t expect anything at all. At that time in my life, I was drained, overwhelmed, and constantly stuck inside my own head. I felt like I was always behind — behind in work, behind in life, behind in becoming the person I thought I “should” be. I woke up anxious, went to bed exhausted, and spent every hour in between trying to keep up with a version of myself that didn’t even feel real anymore.
By Dadullah Danish3 months ago in Motivation
How to Rebuild Yourself When You Don’t Even Know Who You Are Anymore
There was a time when I didn’t recognize myself anymore. I’d wake up every morning feeling like a stranger in my own life — going through the same routines, talking to the same people, but feeling completely disconnected inside. I couldn’t even remember what used to make me happy. My confidence, my goals, my sense of purpose… it all felt like it had quietly slipped away.
By Dadullah Danish4 months ago in Psyche
What I’ll Never Get to Say
There are things I’ll never get to say — not out loud,There not to your face. So, I’m saying them here. I never exaggerated a single thing I told you. Every story, every confession, every pain I shared — it all happened exactly as I said it did. Some of it happened this year, some last year, and some much earlier. But all of it was real.
By Dadullah Danish4 months ago in Humans
The Truth Behind a Breakup
If you’ve ever told a “funny” breakup story to hide the pain behind it, this one’s for you. For months after my breakup with Doug, I told people it ended over something silly — a pop star, of all things. “He hated Britney Spears,” I’d joke, pretending it was no big deal. But deep down, I knew the truth was heavier. I wasn’t just walking away from a man. I was walking away from values I couldn’t ignore.
By Dadullah Danish4 months ago in Humans
🧠 When My Brain Wouldn’t Shut Up — The Trick That Saved Me
For years, I thought overthinking was just part of who I was. I used to lie in bed staring at the ceiling, replaying every awkward conversation, every mistake, every “what if.” My mind was like a broken record — loud, restless, and relentless.
By Dadullah Danish4 months ago in Psyche
🌅 A 5-Minute Morning That Beats Any Productivity Hack
The Moment I Realized My Mornings Were Broken For years, I chased the perfect morning routine. I read every article, watched every “millionaire morning” video, and wrote lists that looked like military plans — meditate, journal, run, read, drink lemon water, visualize, stretch, pray, repeat.
By Dadullah Danish5 months ago in Lifehack
Why 10 Days of Progress Beat My 100 Days of Planning
The Trap of Planning Too Much For as long as I can remember, I was a planner. I loved lists, charts, and detailed strategies. I would spend hours, sometimes days, mapping out exactly what I needed to do to achieve a goal.
By Dadullah Danish5 months ago in Motivation
One Daily Walk, a Whole New Mind
The Day I Finally Started Walking It began on a day when my thoughts were too loud to ignore. My head felt heavy, my chest tight. I wasn’t sad exactly — just stuck. I remember staring at my phone, scrolling endlessly, and feeling like I was watching my own life go by.
By Dadullah Danish5 months ago in Humans
