Assalamu alaykum all!
Jazakillah khair to those who have taken advantage of the free 30 min session!
And if you are reading this and haven’t yet had a session, this is because I know you will soon, Inshallah and just wanted to let you know the special offer.
What's the Offer?
I only have a week left on my offer of free sessions and have 30 spaces left.
So what I will do is for 3 referrals you guys give me, you will receive a free MyBaked Cakes 10” cake! MyBaked Cakes is the new cake business that I and my family are setting up; we have a generation of cake baking behind us.
You can see some of them on my facebook page
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=118130&id=507254609&l=de9df16fd6
What You Need To Do
So What do you need to do to get one of these 10” cakes for free?
1) Ensured you have had the free 30 min session yourself
2) Fill the online survey
3) Refer at least 3 sisters to myself (make sure they mention your name!)
4) Your referees complete the survey
5) Eat your cake, baked just the way you like it! :D
Offer ends 26th June 2009
Ma’salam
Sara Bhatti
DiscoverU Lifecoach
07888697639
And if you’re a brother reading this, never fear you can take advantage of this too, all you have to do is instead of referring 3 sisters, you will have to refer 4 sisters! :)
Tuesday, June 23, 2009
Thursday, June 11, 2009
This is the time
Assalamu alaykum wa rahmatualli wa barakatu!
Sara Bhatti here, I hope you have been well Inshallah. I wanted to share what I have been up to most recently.
I start by asking you….
Are you ready to TAKE YOURSELF ON!?
Sara Bhatti here, I hope you have been well Inshallah. I wanted to share what I have been up to most recently.
I start by asking you….
Are you ready to TAKE YOURSELF ON!?
"This is the time to become who
YOU have been destined to be"
Do you come home thinking “What did I do today?” Do you want to be able to enjoy your life and be in control? Perhaps you hoped things were different?
· ...wish people would treat you better?
· ...not quite sure where your life is leading?
· ...you want to achieve more?
· ...your parents don't listen to you?
· ...pleasing other people and their dreams and not fulfilling your own?
· …your children seem to have taken over your life?
· ...are you feeling unappreciated?
I have been there
I have wanted better. I have studied Psychology, Counselling, NLP, read self development books and even pop psychology books. I have been on Parent Coaching courses, experienced working with troubled families, worked with youth, Islamic Societies, experienced close bereavement, and seen things go wrong and how to succeed while being a Mediator in the Muslim community.
Recently trained by Muhammad Alshareef in Lifecoaching, I have gained a new perspective, putting together elements of NLP, mixing it up with SMART goals within the context of Islam made it complete, living with Ehsan, living with excellence.
I can see for sure There is a way to get back control.
I can see for sure There is a way to get back control.
Is this for Me?
· ...starting new things, a new job, the gym, a new degree but they are just not for you?
· ...want to get married, but just not the right time/person?
· ...expert in procrastination on things you thought you wanted to do?
· ...want to change something but don't know what?
· ...you want to fulfil your dreams?
· ...just not sure where you're headed?
Why not try Lifecoaching? E-mail me and we can get started Inshallah! saraybhatti@yahoo.co.uk
· ...starting new things, a new job, the gym, a new degree but they are just not for you?
· ...want to get married, but just not the right time/person?
· ...expert in procrastination on things you thought you wanted to do?
· ...want to change something but don't know what?
· ...you want to fulfil your dreams?
· ...just not sure where you're headed?
Why not try Lifecoaching? E-mail me and we can get started Inshallah! saraybhatti@yahoo.co.uk
How it Works
To be honest I was a bit skeptical about the whole lifecoach thing, until my curiosity got the better of me. The benefits are many, there is something for everyone!
Things to expect:
· ...holding yourself accountable to do things you're committed to do
· ...consistently grow and face new challenges
· ...clarify what you want
· ...understand your passion to drive you forward
· ...a wake up call to fulfill your dreams
· ...and more...!
Kick your excuses where the sun doesn’t shine!
Testimonials
This is what my clients have said:
“…You were remarkably professional… I definitely appreciated that (and your flexibility!). Other than that I really liked your ability to not give me answers but make me think of them, difficult as they were to vocalise. I realise my inability to answer certain things stems from a reluctance to search for the answers within myself, and I guess the session (and advice) has provided the start point from which I realise I need to search for certain answers.” – Zahra
“My Life Coach projected a contagious enthusiasm that dispelled the lethargy and got me motivated again about the steps I needed to take. Apparently she's been told she's bossy, but personally I need discipline and someone to egg me on, especially since I can lose interest easily. Thank you very much.” – EA
Your Future
You have two choices here, stop reading and continue your life as you have been or start the beginning of a new chapter and reveal the path you have been destined to walk. E-mail now!
Remember....
إِنَّ اللَّهَ لَا يُغَيِّرُ مَا بِقَوْمٍ حَتَّىٰ يُغَيِّرُوا مَا بِأَنْفُسِهِمْ
Allah does not change the condition of a people until they change what is in themselves. (13:11)
Small steps in the beginning to make change for yourself, is the start of your journey with Allah's aide.Helping you to fulfill challenges you face in your life. Book your free 30 min session. What are you waiting for?
Visit www.discoverulife.com for more information.
Sara Bhatti
DiscoverU Lifecoach
saraybhatti@yahoo.co.uk
07888697639
E-mail me. I am waiting to take this exciting journey with you!
Free 30 min session are offered for a limited time, please contact me before 19th June 2009 to book your free session
"This is the time to become who
YOU have been destined to be"
Thursday, February 26, 2009
An evening with Ashima
An evening with Ashima
"We no longer sit around as victims of the Kashmir conflict, we shall stop it”
An inspirational evening with an experienced peace worker in Kashmir. on 06 April at 18:00.
Ashima Kaur works for Athwaas, an organisation which aims to create safe and secure spaces for women to come together in order to make the shift from being victims to possible changemakers in Kashmir.
We will hear further about Ashima’s work and have a conversation with her about how her work links to our situation here in the UK.
Athwaas explains their work:
Since November 2007, we have set up 6 new Samanbals. (Samanbal is a Kashmiri word, meaning ‘a meeting place’) Athwaas came up with the idea to create safe and secure spaces for women to come together and share, articulate and express themselves so as to make the shift from being victims to possible changemakers. These new Samanbals are still in their initial stage of formation i.e. they are still establishing a permanent meeting place. The Samanbals are diverse; we have widows in Dardpora, teachers in Badgam, young women in Bijbehar, migrant group (IDPs) Purkha and Muthee small scale traders in Leh. Each Samanbal works towards group formation and strengthen/capacity building. They choose an activity, which often is income generating due to the high poverty levels in the region. They also pursue a common advocacy strategy.
In Purkha migrant camp 20 women who have been displaced from different villages in the valley came together to form a Samanbal. The camp is made up of displaced Kashmir Pandits. The Samanbal provides a context for the women to share a common space for reflection and listening. They taken up tailoring so as to step beyond the cramped conditions of the camp dominated by hate, revenge and chest thumping. The basic principle in the Samanbal is to share information/experience, start the healing process, and acquire financial independence. They are then empowered to tackle the big issues affecting the region, the conflict in Kashmir.
Includes Kashmiri refreashments.
This event is organised jointly by Conflict and Change, Peace Direct and Muslim Mediation Service.
If you would like more information please contact:
Hanin on 020 8552 2050 at Conflict and Change
Sara/ Halima on 020 8432 2805 at Muslim Mediation Service
To see more details and RSVP, follow the link below:
http://www.facebook.com/p.php?i=507254609&k=54155Y5XP6VM511BUB5UP4
"We no longer sit around as victims of the Kashmir conflict, we shall stop it”
An inspirational evening with an experienced peace worker in Kashmir. on 06 April at 18:00.
Ashima Kaur works for Athwaas, an organisation which aims to create safe and secure spaces for women to come together in order to make the shift from being victims to possible changemakers in Kashmir.
We will hear further about Ashima’s work and have a conversation with her about how her work links to our situation here in the UK.
Athwaas explains their work:
Since November 2007, we have set up 6 new Samanbals. (Samanbal is a Kashmiri word, meaning ‘a meeting place’) Athwaas came up with the idea to create safe and secure spaces for women to come together and share, articulate and express themselves so as to make the shift from being victims to possible changemakers. These new Samanbals are still in their initial stage of formation i.e. they are still establishing a permanent meeting place. The Samanbals are diverse; we have widows in Dardpora, teachers in Badgam, young women in Bijbehar, migrant group (IDPs) Purkha and Muthee small scale traders in Leh. Each Samanbal works towards group formation and strengthen/capacity building. They choose an activity, which often is income generating due to the high poverty levels in the region. They also pursue a common advocacy strategy.
In Purkha migrant camp 20 women who have been displaced from different villages in the valley came together to form a Samanbal. The camp is made up of displaced Kashmir Pandits. The Samanbal provides a context for the women to share a common space for reflection and listening. They taken up tailoring so as to step beyond the cramped conditions of the camp dominated by hate, revenge and chest thumping. The basic principle in the Samanbal is to share information/experience, start the healing process, and acquire financial independence. They are then empowered to tackle the big issues affecting the region, the conflict in Kashmir.
Includes Kashmiri refreashments.
This event is organised jointly by Conflict and Change, Peace Direct and Muslim Mediation Service.
If you would like more information please contact:
Hanin on 020 8552 2050 at Conflict and Change
Sara/ Halima on 020 8432 2805 at Muslim Mediation Service
To see more details and RSVP, follow the link below:
http://www.facebook.com/p.php?i=507254609&k=54155Y5XP6VM511BUB5UP4
Monday, January 05, 2009
Confidence and Self-Esteem
Confidence and Self-Esteem were best friends.
They went everywhere together.
If Confidence bought a new dress,
Self-Esteem bought one just like it.
They were very close.
One day a new kid came to their school.
His name was Peer Pressure.
He had a friend called Hateful Words.
They decided to give Confidence a hard time.
They constantly teased her.
They forced her to do terrible things.
It was so terrible that Confidence
lost Self-Esteem.
When Self-Esteem wanted to start some classes,
Confidence said they wouldn't be any good.
Then one day, Peer Pressure introduced
Confidence to Doubt.
He wanted to ruin Confidence,
but Peer Pressure said he couldn't yet.
Self Esteem couldn't understand what
was wrong with Confidence.
Confidence now hung around with Depression,
Low Self-Esteem, and Overeating.
These girls were friends of Peer Pressure.
Self-Esteem no longer had any friends.
She no longer felt good about herself.
She went to see her Imaam Good Words.
Imaam Good Words told her how to talk to Confidence.
He introduced her to his daughter, Encouragement.
Encouragement and Self-Esteem
went to find Confidence.
Self Esteem hoped she wasn't too late.
The girls found Confidence in a stupor.
She was no longer a vibrant,
happy young girl.
There were dark circles under her eyes.
She had gained so much weight from eating
that she couldn't move.
Encouragement gasped and Self-Esteem cried.
She begged Encouragement to do something.
Encouragement began to hug Confidence.
She kissed her and loved her.
She told her that she was a beautiful young lady
who had a lot going for her.
Encouragement held Confidence so tightly
that Self-Esteem thought she would smother her.
Confidence began to cry.
As she cried, she seemed to lose weight.
Then a bright light suddenly glowed from
Confidence and she began to smile.
Peer Pressure and his friends didn't like
what Encouragement was doing
and tried to attack her.
They hit at her and pulled at her, but they
couldn't pull her away from Confidence.
Then Confidence began to speak.
"Get away from me, Peer Pressure.
Take your friends and go.
You no longer have any power over me.
" Confidence was now a glowing light.
She and her friends made sure that
Peer Pressure and his gang never
bothered anyone in their town again.
If you feel that Encouragement is not your friend,
then try to find Encouragement in yourself.
Self-Esteem and Confidence will follow.
They went everywhere together.
If Confidence bought a new dress,
Self-Esteem bought one just like it.
They were very close.
One day a new kid came to their school.
His name was Peer Pressure.
He had a friend called Hateful Words.
They decided to give Confidence a hard time.
They constantly teased her.
They forced her to do terrible things.
It was so terrible that Confidence
lost Self-Esteem.
When Self-Esteem wanted to start some classes,
Confidence said they wouldn't be any good.
Then one day, Peer Pressure introduced
Confidence to Doubt.
He wanted to ruin Confidence,
but Peer Pressure said he couldn't yet.
Self Esteem couldn't understand what
was wrong with Confidence.
Confidence now hung around with Depression,
Low Self-Esteem, and Overeating.
These girls were friends of Peer Pressure.
Self-Esteem no longer had any friends.
She no longer felt good about herself.
She went to see her Imaam Good Words.
Imaam Good Words told her how to talk to Confidence.
He introduced her to his daughter, Encouragement.
Encouragement and Self-Esteem
went to find Confidence.
Self Esteem hoped she wasn't too late.
The girls found Confidence in a stupor.
She was no longer a vibrant,
happy young girl.
There were dark circles under her eyes.
She had gained so much weight from eating
that she couldn't move.
Encouragement gasped and Self-Esteem cried.
She begged Encouragement to do something.
Encouragement began to hug Confidence.
She kissed her and loved her.
She told her that she was a beautiful young lady
who had a lot going for her.
Encouragement held Confidence so tightly
that Self-Esteem thought she would smother her.
Confidence began to cry.
As she cried, she seemed to lose weight.
Then a bright light suddenly glowed from
Confidence and she began to smile.
Peer Pressure and his friends didn't like
what Encouragement was doing
and tried to attack her.
They hit at her and pulled at her, but they
couldn't pull her away from Confidence.
Then Confidence began to speak.
"Get away from me, Peer Pressure.
Take your friends and go.
You no longer have any power over me.
" Confidence was now a glowing light.
She and her friends made sure that
Peer Pressure and his gang never
bothered anyone in their town again.
If you feel that Encouragement is not your friend,
then try to find Encouragement in yourself.
Self-Esteem and Confidence will follow.
Saturday, December 20, 2008
Volunteers neede for Muslim young offenders
VOLUNTEERS REQUIRED TO HELP YOUNG MUSLIM OFFENDERS (NW London)
Barnet Muslim Forum would like to work closely with the Youth
Offending Team in Barnet to assist Young Muslim Offenders. We
are looking for volunteers who can help, advise and support
the service. Currently there is a real shortage of Muslims
involved in the Justice System although the number of Muslim
young offenders remains high. This rewarding role would help
you give to your community a much needed service and would
reflect well upon your experience.
For more information please contact:
Tel: 07939 007 234
E-mail: zaheer.ali@barnetmu slimforum. co.uk
Website: www.barnetmuslimfor um.co.uk
Barnet Muslim Forum would like to work closely with the Youth
Offending Team in Barnet to assist Young Muslim Offenders. We
are looking for volunteers who can help, advise and support
the service. Currently there is a real shortage of Muslims
involved in the Justice System although the number of Muslim
young offenders remains high. This rewarding role would help
you give to your community a much needed service and would
reflect well upon your experience.
For more information please contact:
Tel: 07939 007 234
E-mail: zaheer.ali@barnetmu slimforum. co.uk
Website: www.barnetmuslimfor um.co.uk
Friday, August 15, 2008
INTRODUCTION TO MUSLIM YOUTH WORK COURSE
INTRODUCTION TO MUSLIM YOUTH WORK COURSE
Dates: Saturday 30th August - Sunday 31st August 2008
Time: 10.00 am - 4.00 pm
Venue: Islamic Foundation, Markfield Conference Centre, Ratby Lane, Markfield, Leicestershire, LE67 9SY
A certified course suitable for Youth and Community Workers, Imaams, Madrassah Teachers, and Mentors. This course aims to develop some basic but essential generic youth work skills, necessary to be able to respond to the ever changing needs of young people. It has been specifically designed for Muslim workers and draws from authentic sources of Islam. The course will be very interactive and practical in nature. There will be ample opportunities for discussion and enquiry to enable participants to explore the area of youth work.
This two day course will cover: the role and skills of a youth worker; cornerstones of youth work; content, context and method equality; participation and communication; how to plan needs - responsive projects; issues affecting young Muslims. The course is open to both brothers and sisters. The cost for both days is £85 (voluntary organisations / individuals) and £190 (statutory organisations).
For further information and bookings please contact:
Tel: 07861 698 132
E-mail: courses@muslimyouthskills.co.uk
Website: www.muslimyouthskills.co.uk
Dates: Saturday 30th August - Sunday 31st August 2008
Time: 10.00 am - 4.00 pm
Venue: Islamic Foundation, Markfield Conference Centre, Ratby Lane, Markfield, Leicestershire, LE67 9SY
A certified course suitable for Youth and Community Workers, Imaams, Madrassah Teachers, and Mentors. This course aims to develop some basic but essential generic youth work skills, necessary to be able to respond to the ever changing needs of young people. It has been specifically designed for Muslim workers and draws from authentic sources of Islam. The course will be very interactive and practical in nature. There will be ample opportunities for discussion and enquiry to enable participants to explore the area of youth work.
This two day course will cover: the role and skills of a youth worker; cornerstones of youth work; content, context and method equality; participation and communication; how to plan needs - responsive projects; issues affecting young Muslims. The course is open to both brothers and sisters. The cost for both days is £85 (voluntary organisations / individuals) and £190 (statutory organisations).
For further information and bookings please contact:
Tel: 07861 698 132
E-mail: courses@muslimyouthskills.co.uk
Website: www.muslimyouthskills.co.uk
Tuesday, August 12, 2008
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