Life Book 38 // Ibrahim Murad and "Everything Happens for a Reason"

Chapters Of My Life Podcast

"No two people are alike. We're all different. But every person you meet in your life no matter who they are, whether it's a king or a pauper. You will learn something from that person whether you know that you have learned something today or you will understand that you have learned something in 10 years. Always know that whoever you meet, and whatever conversation you have will teach you something" - Ibrahim Murad In a world where success is defined by external outcomes, state of busyness, we need to learn to prioritize for inner outcomes. In fact, have you ever spoken the word “BUSINESS” slowly? What did you realise? Yes, it sounds like “BUSYNESS”. Being busy is not a state of productivity. It’s a state of prioritisation. The question is are we prioritizing for the right things in life? When we learn to prioritise for ourselves, no matter professionally or private, we learn to stop being busy and START LEARNING TO LIVE. Very excited to have Ibrahim Murad on my podcast episode 38 today. He's a highly motivated professional with over 35 years of experience in commercial activities, business development, sales marketing across multiple industries. But this podcast is not about business, it's about him as a person and who he became over the last years of true inner reflection. I met Ibrahim at the end of 2020 through our coaching journey. Since our first meeting, what stuck with me was his reflection skills, driven and focused approach towards business and personal growth. His life book "Everything Happens for a Reason" contains 3 chapters. It's all about personal growth. It's all about how to overcome setbacks in life but also how to learn from others. We talk about the right perspective in life but also how to find a work-life balance. As he mentioned he doesn|t like chapter names we worked on some best titles for the listeners to better see the content of each chapter. I hope you like this next episode and life book 38 with Ibrahim. This is truly all about personal reflection. Enjoy!