Visualizing Your Experience | A lovely journey on which I discover
The Amal Academy fellowship is nearing its end. I have mixed emotions. One moment I am overjoyed that I have accomplished this amazing adventure with so many achievements, and the next I am sad because I met so many beautiful folks over there. The folks I met were really humble and friendly. It’s a place where you may say anything without fear of being judged. I charged myself with good vibes. Our batch exudes enthusiasm, motivation, and thoughtfulness. I have a few items that constantly remind me of this fellowship. A pen, a notebook, a laptop, and a laptop stand with my blanket. I used all these things in my fellowship.
Amal Academy taught me a lot, and it’s hard to point out one moment and consider it the greatest experience I’ve ever had. After 30 minutes of consideration, my mind agreed to write about the acts of kindness I experienced during my first week at Amal.
“The purpose of life is to live it, to taste experience to the utmost, to reach out eagerly and without fear for a newer and richer experience.” (Eleanor Roosevelt)
During the first week, I wrote a piece of article about it and then began observing it. The experience of completing these acts of kindness made me feel lucky, confident, helpful, and like a good global village citizen.
I haven’t gone through this sort of education, such as assisting others in creating Fiverr accounts, maintaining WhatsApp groups, contributing money, keeping information up to date, accepting everyone, appreciate everyone, giving productive feedback, and being engaged. This experience still reminds me of going the extra mile, which resulted in an unavoidable shift in my personality.
“I hold that a strongly marked personality can influence descendants for generations.” (Beatrix Potter)
I had a different mentality at the beginning of the journey, which may have been related to an immature self-grooming technique. I had no clue that a person with hidden talents might entice others to climb the rungs of achievement( I realized when I arranged the fee of my folk in university). I felt guilty when cleaning my flat having rubbish and waste yet it was a time of joy for me because I had been thinking outside the box.
Further, A cup of tea for the guard was teaching me vocation__ a concept that makes you happy and satisfied__ and it was increasing my spirits for this so-called world. All of this falls under the category of acts of kindness.
I am now on a journey to spread kindness
As far as my current scenario is concerned, I have dealt with 20+ students for their career guidance is being done for their luminous future. This is a thing that has bigger means for their future and I don’t think so there is an act of kindness overlapping guidance in the right direction free of cost. This initiative and 3 hours from the life of people may bring a change for generations.
“A career is wonderful, but you can’t curl up with it on a cold night” (Marilyn Monroe)
This wonderful act of kindness also keeps me on track with studying and approaching what can be done more for Homo sapiens. Whenever I started career guidance with them, a concept of helping the nation arises in my thoughts, which revives all of my senses. It also makes me believe and adhere to what I’ve decided thus far.
Impact In Future
I get flashbacks of the first two weeks whenever I sense something unreasonable and upsetting. I am completely determined, and I see that the path to achievement can only be pursued in this manner.
“To be honest, these two weeks impacted not just my life, but also my eternity.” Tassawar Abbas
I had these kinds of sentiments and motivations, but they needed to be sharpened. The AMAL gave this sharpener, which I absolutely like. Once I’ve achieved my goals, I’d like to continue this habit permanently. To illustrate, I will provide free career counseling to kids because I believe that 5 acts of kindness have served their purpose. Furthermore, the motive of sharing was the same. So, once again, my nerves give way to greater thankfulness.
Finally, but not least. I’m constantly wondering why people write lengthy paragraphs after finishing this fellowship. Now I understand what they’re feeling. There is so much to say, and you convey it all with your words. Thank you, Allah, for introducing me to these amazing people, allowing me to join the Amal Academy journey, become a part of this wonderful journey, learn something incredible, and discover a lot of things along the route, most notably myself.
