Hello Adventurers! 

We often forget to take rest or pause in life because we are constantly bombarded with information and entertainment, which creates sadness and burnout. Recently, I realized the importance of taking a day off from everything: no social media, no Netflix, no books, no friends. I was literally feeling bored, as all of these things that I could easily afford held no meaning for me. Then I realized, 'Wow, this is what we humans need to understand.' We are constantly running after things like relationships, fame, etc., but real happiness lies in contentment—feeling happy in little things, little chats, and little moments so why rush!

I hope you all enjoy and cherish every moment of life.

Love,

Ammar

💌 Things I Love the Most

AI Tools for Productivity

1. Content at Scale: Creates human-like, undetectable, and risk-free AI-generated content for website owners and marketers.

2. Agent Gold: Auto-create new content for social networks or email based on your own voice.

3. Guidde: Magically create video documentation with AI.

4. Rizzle AI: Create copyright-compliant videos from text, podcast audio/video, or long-form video.

5. Reclaim: Schedule and automate your meetings, tasks, habits, and breaks with AI.

6. Typeset: Turn your text into impressive visuals effortlessly using AI.

Weekly Quote:

My Weekly Journaling Prompts:

Where in your life do you struggle because of a simple inability to be bored on occasion? Is the inability to be bored perhaps distracting you from something uncomfortable?

Video Of The Week :

In this video, Tim Ferriss aims to quantify the dating process by testing three different approaches to find a date within 5 days.

A Podcast Worth Listening: 🦻 

Remote Jobs: 🧑‍🏭 

1. Freelance social media content creator – GVI Planet

2. Comms manager part-time – BuildPalestine​

3. Operations associate (Global South preferred ) – Youth Climate Justice Fund

4. ​Entrepreneurship technical advisor – IREX​

5. ​Climate Smart Forestry Carbon Manager – Conservation International

6. Strategy planning & reporting – Conservation International​

7. Human resources & finance officer – Huquqyat

8. The Prison Journalism Project needs a part-time contract learning coach (hat tip Journo Jobs)

9. The Canine Review needs a remote freelance editor to assign and edit stories covering the pet industry

10. Ambrook Research always needs pitches ($0.60/word)

11. Eleven needs a remote editor for software/product reviews, comparisons, and buying guides (30 hours/week,  £25 and $33/hr

Juicy Reads to Check Out: 📰 

Activity: The Reverse Bucket List

I’d like to introduce you to the Reverse Bucket List. It’s like a bucket list—a list of lifelong goals—only instead of looking forward, the reverse bucket list looks back.

In the pursuit of future goals, we often overlook the milestones we've already achieved. So instead of skipping over all of your past accomplishments, consider making a list of them. It’s like a bucket list—just, well, in reverse. 

Start your list with the obvious things that come to mind, in whatever categories you think of, but don’t stop there. A good bucket list (as in, one that contains goals for the future) usually features items from a range of different categories: personal, professional, “adventure-y,” and so on.

Do the same for your Reverse Bucket List: diversify the categories so you can reflect on many different things you’ve already accomplished. Be proud of yourself!

• What have you done that’s interesting or different? (By your own standards, of course.)

• What have you got right with relationships?

• What’s something you feel especially proud of?

• How have you shown up for someone important—either yourself or someone you care for?

• What’s a hard thing you managed to see through and overcome?

Finally, the Reverse Bucket List can be more than just a trip down memory lane. It might inspire you to set some new goals, or to revisit previous accomplishments and tackle them again in a new way. 

Tweets of the Week:

Global Fellowships:

1. Google’s Rising Influencers with Disabilities: Experiential learning program crafted for and with people with disabilities and tailored for people who want to grow their personal brand on social media through creative content development. **Friends, deadline for this is ASAP but we wanted to include in case it could help some of you

2. UNICEF Leading Minds Fellowship on Climate: Are you taking climate action in your community and beyond? If you are between 15 and 25 years old and dream of playing a critical role in shaping not just your own future, but the future of a world facing its greatest crisis, then UNICEF would love to hear from you for an intensive, six-month program designed to foster and harness the talents of young climate leaders.

3. L’Oréal-UNESCO For Women in Science: For women from from Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Palestine and Syrian Arab Republic. This program identifies and rewards talented young female researchers in the field of Life Sciences as well as Physical Sciences.

4. Harvard LEAD Fellowship for Women in Global Health: 1-year fellowship designed to advance leadership skills in individuals from low- and middle-income countries, is now open for applications. The goal of the program is to support the continued development of women leaders in global health.

5. USA Generation Next Humanitarian Fellowship: An initiative that aims to increase the diversity of professionals in USA humanitarian sector by building a pathway for seniors and recent graduates of Historically Black Colleges and Universities, Hispanic-Serving Institutions, Asian American and Pacific Islander Institutions and Tribal Colleges and Universities.

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