Alif prays his salah, without fail. Baa, on the other hand, struggles to make his salah a habit. He sees others praying and praises their willpower and discipline thinking if only he had the same desire and energy. What Baa doesn’t see, however, is that praying salah is a habit for Alif. For Alif, praying his salaah is almost as habitual as eating or brushing his teeth. For Baa, the limiting belief is created as a result of simply not understanding how habits work. For him, praying salaah involves a tremendous amount of willpower. Why? Because he has not spent the time praying salah consistently until it has become an integral part of his life. He prays here and there. When he does pray, he thinks it will take the same amount of “activation energy” to pray the next time. When in reality, if only he prayed consistently for 2-4 weeks, praying would become an ingrained habit. This site, in essence, will focus on not what we need to do (we all know that), but how to do it by developing the necessary mindset, psychology, and perspective as well as leveraging different tools and techniques to achieve our goals in Deen and Dunya.