- Every day, when we wake up
in the morning, we make decisions.
We decide whether we get up and be the best version
of ourselves or not.
We go through life following decisions
out of habit and routine.
Rarely do we stop and question these decisions,
and the impact they have, not only on who we are,
but who we'll be.
And sometimes, we know intellectually
that we should change our decisions,
we know that we should choose better and live better.
But there seems to be a barrier,
a gap that keeps growing every single day.
And this, in the long run, affects everything.
Especially things that we cherish the most;
our family, our health,
our relationship to God.
But there comes a moment
when you have to say, enough is enough.
- [Announcer] Modern productivity
is about maximizing your output,
but Barakah is about maximizing the impact of your output.
It's about long lasting impact,
that truly brings benefit to yourself,
and those around you in society at large.
When you decide that it's time to be different,
to pick yourself up and be the best version of yourself,
because what's the alternative?
A life of regret?
This is not only about having good intentions,
it's about having good intentions and working hard.
About having the discipline
to stick with what matters and what works.
Putting in the hours, pushing yourself,
even when you don't feel like it.
It's about learning about who you are,
and deciding who you want to be.
Spiritually, physically, socially.
- [Announcer] That's how you become
the best version of yourself
every single day.