Azfar Saboor Show

The thing about progress is that you can't see it. Probably never see it. Because all you can think about, is how you're falling short. But there will come a day, a random day, when you least expect it, where someone hands you a compliment, a compliment reflecting your commitment to improving whatever it may be.

When you're living a multi-dimensional life, where you have a long list of tasks that need attending to, having no system, having no structure, having no process of addressing it is quite naïveté. To better deal with the tumultuous winds of life, it's best to have a better way of controlling the things you can control.

The Cliche Quote "You Are The Summary Of The 5 People You Surround Yourself With" is something I disagreed with but as I got older, I realized the truth behind it.

Being your own critic can be overwhelming. But that is exactly what you need.

Imagine a world where imposter syndrome does not exist? Where you don't feel the depth of our inadequacies. Freedom to really be our true selves. Would that be a world filled with high performers or it would not be any different than today?

We used to be an incredibly patient species. We used to understand the importance of patience. There was a time where we patience was the best thing you could ever have. Unfortunately, our ability to be patient is depleting whilst everything around us gets faster. But patience, is exactly what we need and will always need when we do something we've never done before.

Growing up, my mum repeatedly kept saying "Have A Backbone". The repetition of the phrase created a level of resilience that I am personally proud of. But it does not mean, I don't work on it. I do, everyday. This episode is rather personal for me, hope you'll learn what you need to. Enjoy!

Everyone says "Have Gratitude" but do they really understand what it means. If Gratitude means complacency, if Gratitude means you get all whiny, is it really Gratitude?

The difference in being able to communicate well matters. More than you ever think and we never talk about it enough. The subtle influence it has in any relationship you may have. I hope this inspires you to work on it yourself.

Certain expectations are just stupid. It's time we call it that. As abrasive as it may be, how naive can one be to even develop such expectations?

The narrative of leaving home, there is every reason not to go. The emotions and the guilt. Facing the harsh reality that you might not be around for when they need you the most. It runs in your mind, day in and day out. But you have to do it? You have to get outside your comfort zone.

There's a 100 different opinions we receive in anything we wish to pursue. There's no malice in some of them, but are they necessary to ponder on?

What this podcast is going to be about...