Maavia tahir

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“I Tried Thinking Like the World’s Richest Man—Here’s What Happened”
When you hear the name Jeff Bezos, what comes to mind? Billionaire. Amazon. Space rockets. Maybe even the world’s richest man. But beyond the headlines and wealth, Bezos built his empire with something far more powerful than money—his mindset.
By Maavia tahir4 months ago in FYI
"Think Like Bezos: The Blueprint for Relentless Success"
In 1994, a young man named Jeff Bezos sat in a cramped office, staring at the glow of his computer screen. He wasn’t in Silicon Valley. He wasn’t a celebrity entrepreneur. He wasn’t even sure if his new idea would work. What he did have was a vision—and the relentless drive to chase it.
By Maavia tahir5 months ago in Motivation
From Broke to Billionaire: The Untold Story of Elon Musk’s Rise
The Man Behind the Myth Today, Elon Musk is a household name. He’s the man behind Tesla, the billionaire who launched rockets with SpaceX, and the entrepreneur shaping the future of energy, transportation, and even outer space. But what most people forget is that Musk’s journey wasn’t glamorous—it was messy, risky, and filled with failure. Long before becoming one of the richest men in the world, he was just a boy with big dreams, a battered backpack, and very little money.
By Maavia tahir5 months ago in Motivation
“The Last Library on Earth”
The library had no windows. It breathed dust and silence, its walls rising like cliffs of paper. Each shelf carried the weight of centuries, and yet outside, no one knew it existed. Or maybe, no one cared anymore.
By Maavia tahir5 months ago in BookClub
What Islam Taught Me About Love That No Other Religion Did
The first time I truly understood the depth of love in Islam wasn’t in a classroom, or even in a mosque. It was in my grandmother’s kitchen, a small space smelling of fresh bread and cinnamon tea.
By Maavia tahir5 months ago in Humans
What I Learned From Dating 100 People in 30 Days
It started as a joke. I was sitting with two friends, glass of wine in hand, licking my wounds from yet another failed “situationship.” Somewhere between sarcasm and sadness, I muttered, “Maybe I should just date a hundred people and see what sticks.”
By Maavia tahir5 months ago in Criminal
"This One Habit Saved My Mental Health (And No One Talks About It)
How a Simple Daily Practice Pulled Me Out of Anxiety and Transformed My Mindset I didn't think I was the kind of person who'd ever "burn out." I was organized, high-functioning, and always met deadlines. But one morning, I woke up and couldn't get out of bed. Not from laziness—my body physically resisted. My chest felt heavy, my heart was racing, and I was spiraling through a loop of anxious thoughts.
By Maavia tahir5 months ago in Fiction
The Dark Side of Moving to New York City
When I told people I was moving to New York City, their eyes lit up. “Wow, that’s amazing!” “You’re going to love it there.”
By Maavia tahir6 months ago in Fiction
"She Whispered This on Her Wedding Day—And I’ll Never Forget It
I almost didn’t go. When the wedding invitation arrived, I stared at it for ten full minutes before even opening it. Cream cardstock, gold-embossed names, and that familiar, looping handwriting.
By Maavia tahir6 months ago in Fiction
The Text Message That Saved My Life at 2:17 AM
I don't remember exactly when the weight started to crush me. There wasn’t a single event or breakdown that shattered my world all at once. It was more like a slow erosion—tiny pieces of myself washing away, day by day, until one night I stood in my bathroom, staring at the edge of everything.
By Maavia tahir6 months ago in Fiction
I Wrote a Letter to the Person Who Broke Me
They say closure is something you find within yourself. But what about the words that stick in your throat, the apologies never given, and the silence that echoes louder than any goodbye?
By Maavia tahir6 months ago in BookClub
"I Loved Him for 10 Years in Silence — Then His Wedding Invitation Arrived"
The envelope was cream-colored with gold edges. Heavy. Formal. The kind of envelope that arrives only when something significant is happening.
By Maavia tahir7 months ago in Fiction