I am a Family Physician. I attended this seminar in order to learn how to make the most of my time as I approach my 5th decade of life, Alhamdulillah. My biggest challenge in the last year has been how to juggle the demands of family and my own spiritual development. This seminar was very productive and insightful for me. The ideas presented were practical, realistic and doable. The "Use time as an asset" idea really stuck with me. I also found the concept "Each moment in time has a best version of itself" to be profound. I have also already implemented the tips needed to increase the barakah in my daily activities and I hope to see positive results moving forward, in sha Allah. I would recommend this class to everyone looking to change their perspective about time.

This course is life-changing for me on a personal level. I struggled with time management for a really long time. This course gave me the practical tools and traits to improve a few things. The best thing I learned was, ‘We can’t manage time. We have to manage ourselves with time.’ The next best thing was the 4 D’s (Do, Defer, Delegate, and Delete). Based on my job, personal, and family obligations, I just couldn’t manage my tasks. Now, I try my best to follow the 4 D’s and am able to accomplish most of my tasks (still learning to effectively use this concept). And lastly, it has always been my dream to wake up at 4 am, work out, and start my day with all my responsibilities. I have been dreaming about this for over 10-12 years, and I was never able to accomplish it. After taking the class and seeing a practical example of a schedule that Dr. Suleyman showed during the class, I was mind-blown. Something really hit me and SubhanAllah after Allah SWT allowed me to take this lesson from Dr Sulyman and enabled me to wake up around 4am I have been waking up around this time everyday and doing my workouts since the day I took the Time Management class. I can feel the blessing of my time with everything I am able to do which I have never felt before…

I'll be honest, I did not think I would benefit much from the class. I am not the type of person to listen to a motivational speech/coach and be inspired and change my actions. However, this class was different. I feel I benefited immensely from the material. At the very least, it helped me identify my weaknesses as a Muslim first and my productivity level second. Regarding my weaknesses as a Muslim, the intention hierarchy was a huge eye-opener for me. Renewing my intentions to insure everything I do is for Allah first and foremost is one step I am taking to improve myself as a Muslim. I also noticed that distractions in my life are preventing me from being as productive as possible. Undertaking the strategies introduced in class to limit distractions is no easy task, but inshAllah I am up for the challenge ...