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UmiSal's Life List
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1. Memorize 99 Names of Allah
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2. Finish what I start
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3. Simplify.
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4. Be granted the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and to have the wisdom to know the difference...
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5. be a better muslim
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6. make more friends
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7. have better posture
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8. Learn Ruby
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9. start a blog
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10. use linux
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11. Meet Him (SAW), even only in a dream
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12. learn and practice to breathe from the diaphragm until it's natural
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13. Make the change from all or nothing to all or something, or better yet, something or something and Be Finally Free
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14. write a poem that is in Arabic, beautiful and mistake-free
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15. be comfortable in my own skin
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16. compile a list of 100 facts about myself
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17. Volunteer
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18. Learn how to prepare 20 healthy meals
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19. build a mosque
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20. Work on overcoming AvPD.
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21. find my passion
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22. Learn about classical music
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23. learn the 42 logical fallacies
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24. Try something new every week
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25. meditate daily
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26. identify one good thing each day
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27. stop worrying about everything
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28. Do Yoga at least 3x a Week
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29. get a masters degree
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30. Post 43 lyrics I like.
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