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Author: Taha Malik

Taha Malik

Taha Malik

Taha Malik

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Taha is the guy who makes ideas do a double take. Filmmaker, Creative Associate, and part-time chaos wrangler, he turns scripts, campaigns, and pixels into things people actually notice. When he’s not chasing the perfect shot, he’s probably sipping chai, scrolling memes, or debating plot holes in real life.
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Our identity is forged not by what others see, but by what we carry within.
He who chases two rabbits catches none.
The mouse dies in the trap because he thinks the cheese is free.
It is not the load that breaks you, but how you carry it.
He who has a why to live can bear almost any how.
Smooth seas do not make skillful sailors.

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Recent Articles

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Mindset, Entrepreneur
Your Fear of Failure Is Just Misplaced Faith
Failure.It’s that word that creeps in when you’re about to hit publish, when your cursor hovers over “post,”...
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AI
AI and Creativity: Why AI Won’t Replace You, But Creatives Who Use It Will
It’s the sentence echoing through studios, Slack channels, and coffee shop conversations everywhere: “AI won’t replace you, but...
Close-up of two business professionals shaking hands, symbolizing trust, agreements, and the idea that people buy promises, not just products.
Marketing, Muslim Marketing
People Don’t Buy Products, They Buy Promises
Walk into a marketplace, whether it’s a buzzing bazaar or a sleek online store, and you’ll notice something....
Close-up of intricate Arabic calligraphy of Prophet Muhammad’s ﷺ name, symbolizing prophetic leadership, wisdom, and timeless guidance.
Islamic teachings
Prophetic Leadership: A Blueprint for Modern Leaders
Some break down charisma into bullet points, while others obsess over growth hacks, team psychology, or clever frameworks....
Illustration of a man typing on a laptop with a giant digital scroll emerging from a screen, symbolizing blogging, creativity, and the power of storytelling in marketing.
Marketing, Muslim Marketing
The Power of Storytelling in Marketing: How Brands Build Legacy
Scroll through any feed today and you’ll be hit with a storm of ads. Flashy banners, pushy CTAs,...
Illustration of an iceberg floating in the ocean, with a small part above water and a much larger mass hidden beneath the surface, symbolizing the unseen weight of what we carry within.
Weekly Roundups
Our identity is forged not by what others see, but by what we carry within.
Hey there! I hope everyone is doing well. It’s been a little while since our last roundup, and...
Illustration of people working around a large hourglass, symbolizing patience, perseverance, and the power of sabr in waiting for the right outcomes over time.
Mindset, Islamic teachings
The Power of Sabr: Patience as a Creative Superpower
We don’t like waiting.Deadlines loom, algorithms shift, clients want quick results. In a world addicted to speed, patience...
Illustration of a man in a suit holding a telescope, looking at a winding path leading up a steep cliff toward a yellow flag, symbolizing how perfectionism creates delays and obstacles on the journey to progress.
Mindset, Entrepreneur
Why Perfectionism is the Enemy of Progress
We’ve all seen it. The painter who keeps her canvas hidden, the entrepreneur who tinkers for years, the...
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Performance Marketing
Paid Ads That Actually Work: The Psychology Explained
Every brand is running paid ads. Few are running paid ads that actually work. Why? Because ads aren’t...