Engr Bilal
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Writer, dreamer, and storyteller. Sharing stories that explore life, love, and the little moments that shape us. Words are my way of connecting hearts.
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3 Things I Do Every Morning to Stop Feeling Overwhelmed
Mornings used to be the most stressful part of my day. I’d wake up already feeling behind—mind racing, to-do list growing, energy low, and my first thought was usually something like, “There’s too much to do today. I can’t handle this.”
By Engr Bilal7 months ago in Motivation
The 3 Things I Stopped Doing in the Morning That Changed Everything
For most of my adult life, I believed that being productive meant doing more. More tasks, more hustle, more morning routines stacked on top of each other. Wake up early. Meditate. Journal. Go for a run. Read ten pages. Drink lemon water. Plan the day. Visualize. It got to the point where my mornings became overwhelming before the day even began.
By Engr Bilal7 months ago in Motivation
5-Minute Morning Rituals That Boost My Productivity
Mornings used to be chaotic for me—snoozing the alarm three times, rushing to get dressed, skipping breakfast, and barely making it to my first meeting or task on time. I thought mornings had to be that way if I wasn’t a “morning person.” But over time, I realized something that changed everything: you don’t need an elaborate two-hour morning routine to set a productive tone for the day. You just need a few mindful minutes.
By Engr Bilal7 months ago in Motivation
That Success Could Never Teach Me
Success. It’s the goal we chase relentlessly, the dream we paint in vibrant colors, the mountain peak that promises everything we want — respect, wealth, happiness, and meaning. Yet, after years of climbing, after savoring the thrill of victory, I’ve come to realize something striking: success can never teach me what failure, struggle, and doubt have taught me.
By Engr Bilal7 months ago in Motivation
Failure Was My Greatest Teacher — And I’m Grateful for It
If you had asked me a few years ago how I felt about failure, I would’ve flinched at the word. Like most people, I associated it with shame, defeat, and the unshakable feeling of “not being enough.” I believed failure meant I had somehow proven the doubters right—that I didn’t have what it takes.
By Engr Bilal7 months ago in Motivation
Why Self-Love Is The Foundation of Every Healthy Relationship
In a world that often emphasizes romantic love, social connections, and validation from others, the concept of self-love can easily be overlooked or misunderstood. We’re taught to give, to compromise, and to care deeply for others—yet, many people enter relationships with a fundamental gap: they haven’t learned how to love themselves first.
By Engr Bilal7 months ago in Psyche
A Day That Changed Everything
There are moments in life that arrive like lightning—sudden, unexpected, and impossible to ignore. For me, that day was an ordinary Tuesday that turned into the moment when my entire world shifted. It wasn’t a planned event, not a wedding or graduation or promotion. It was a quiet, seemingly insignificant morning that spiraled into something unforgettable. That was the day my father died.
By Engr Bilal7 months ago in Fiction
Lessons I Learned from Failure and How They Made Me Stronger
Failure is one of those things we all try to avoid but inevitably face at some point in our lives. For a long time, I viewed failure as something shameful—a mark against my abilities, a sign that I wasn’t good enough. But as time went on and I experienced more of life, I began to see failure not as an ending, but as a teacher. Looking back, some of the most difficult failures I’ve faced have ended up shaping me in ways that success never could. Here are the most powerful lessons I learned from failure—and how they ultimately made me stronger.
By Engr Bilal7 months ago in Motivation
