June 12, 2019

Ramblings of the Muse

 

As a writer, blogger and deep thinker, I know ideas, talents, great works or contributions to the world do not come from yourself.

They do not come when you crave for them, they come from the Muse or the Divine or whatever you want to call God.

I have had this musing for a few days now. This musing will not leave me alone and although this blog is not some great piece of art, it is crying out to be shared.

Taniya why don’t you write a daily journal or diary (as we English say) chartering this journey you have been travelling, so others can benefit from it and be inspired by it?

Or just write it for yourself so you can be inspired when you are feeling low and dejected?

I thought “who would be interested in my ramblings?”

I heard myself say “The world doesn’t want to be a witness to some random ramblings.” and “Who wants to know about a mere Social Worker becoming an Entrepreneur?”

Then I connected with something within me that instinctively feels that these ramblings and reflections may REALLY help and also TRULY support someone else who has bravely like me, decided to embark on this roller coaster ride.

Because that is what it is!

The scariest and most fun ride ever.

The Employee to Entrepreneur journey is the ride I am talking about.

This is where you confront yourself and are battling with yourself mainly.

So the voice within me to start this daily blog got louder and louder. And this morning Wednesday 12th June 2019, I relented.

This blog may indeed help me but that is not why I want to do it.

It’s really to help others.

As I see so many nowadays transitioning from a job to owning their business and trying to make it in this online and offline world of Business.

I wish when I started my Business in January 2018, I had a blog to follow that just gave me an insight on the roller coaster ride and that didn’t market or sell me anything.

So as I ride to my Social Work job, I would like to invite you to share my journey with me.

You will witness daily the ups and the downs of the journey and perhaps you may be inspired, perhaps not.

I would love if you accompany me on the journey because it can get pretty lonely sometimes not having anyone to share it with. This is despite the Facebook groups and your family and your friends being there.

And although they are there, at the same time, often you feel when you are in the thick of things and the technology has let you down, there is no one who truly gets the frustration and angst that the answers come from you. And no template or funnel will rescue you.

Standing in the wilderness, you yearn for the kinship regarding the marketing nightmare or cash flow worry.

So perhaps if you want to find a place, one place where you can explore the trials and tribulations of the journey, the nitty gritty including the dilemmas and the doubts not just the joys and triumphs as they occur in real time, you found it right here in this blog!

I promise to share my real honest thoughts and feelings of my Business journey in this daily journal.

Come and learn with me!

If you find this helped you in anyway and you have someone else in mind setting up a business or thinking about it or like you travelling this journey, then why not share this blog with them.

My bus journey has ended and I now need to start my day as a Social Worker.

See you tomorrow for some more ramblings.

Have a good day!

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taniyahussain

taniyahussain

Taniya Hussain qualified as a Social Worker in 1991 from Coventry University in England. She has been working on the front lines, consistently holding space for individuals and families for three decades especially, children and young people on the margins of society. Taniya studied Psycho-dynamic counselling from 1991 to 1993 at Goldsmiths College in London. Taniya met Sheikha Halima Krausen in 1992 and has been studying Islam with her ever since especially Mystical Islam, Tassawuf (Sufism) and walks on the Chisti path. Taniya really started using the power of Jungian Pyschology and Mystical Islam when she started her Online Coaching and Consultancy Business in 2018 and discovered she was a powerful healer. When she discovered Shadow Alchemy in 2019, she started developing this modality into Muslim Alchemy in 2020. She now brands herself as the Muslim Alchemist because she is constantly integrating her knowledge of the Quran and Bible with her vast Social Work experience and her extensive ability of applying Psycho-dynamic, therapeutic techniques to organisational settings, team dynamics and when working with individuals and groups. This has both Online and Offline. Taniya uses skillfully her understanding of the Shadow, that Jung constantly talked about and her Mystical Training plus her experience in inter-faith dialogue since 2003, to help individuals and groups become conscious of what they previously were unconscious of leading to rapid success in their Business, Health and Relationships. Taniya has a great skill in being able to see the blind spots in others and in untanging energetic knots (a term she uses for Shadow) to promote healing from mental and physical disease. She uses her vast expertise and skills to help her Online Clients to get rid of decades of anxiety causing insomnia, depression and suicidal thoughts and marital problems. Clients usually are healed in a short amount of time never needing to invest in Therapy again. She really is the Muslim Alchemist as she turns the shitty experience of clients into golden experiences where they manifest upgraded, wealth, health and relationships all at the same time. Taniya got married in 1995 and has three sons born in 1996, 2001 and 2003 and lives in Surrey, England and when she is not developing Muslim Alchemy, she loves to spend time with her family and write fiction stories, songs and poems. She speaks fluent English and Urdu and basic German and French and is learning Arabic and Hebrew.

1 Comment

  1. Aisha Memon

    I’m glad you are sharing your learning with the rest of us! THANK YOU.

    Reply

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