Tools for Fools isn’t about mocking the gear, it’s about questioning the mindset. From the spark that lit the first fire to the AI that schedules your day, tools have always been part of the test. The question isn’t if you’ll use them, it’s why. Are you building your mission… or just feeding your ego? … Continue reading “Podcast Ep75 Update: Tools For Fools”
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Tools For Fools – Must Read
From Sparks to Survival Before you had a name, before you learned to walk, there was a spark. An untamed whisper in the dark. Picture two ancient beings, not yet fully human, not quite modern, clashing stones together. A flint, a spark, and suddenly, there was fire. That moment wasn’t just a scientific accident. It … Continue reading “Tools For Fools – Must Read”
This Ramadan Was Different For Me
This Ramadan, I didn’t fast. Not because I lost faith. Not because I forgot the beauty of it. But because I didn’t want to fast for the wrong reason. Back in August 2024, I weighed 320 pounds. That number was a game changer. I went to the hospital for something unrelated, but the doctors found … Continue reading “This Ramadan Was Different For Me”
Quran and Technology: Scientific Facts in the Quran
On September 19, 2020, I recorded this episode of The Alex Shaikh Podcast to share an important topic: The scientific miracles of the Quran and their connection to modern technology. Recently, my sister reminded me of the last ten nights of Ramadan, which are the most sacred nights of the year. One of these nights … Continue reading “Quran and Technology: Scientific Facts in the Quran”
Book Review #71 – Conflicts of Fitness: Islam, America, and Evolutionary Psychology
One day, I randomly opened my Goodreads account and was caught off guard by an unexpected message. I didn’t even realize Goodreads had a messaging feature, so seeing it there was a surprise in itself. What made it even more intriguing was that the message was from an author! He personally reached out, offering me … Continue reading “Book Review #71 – Conflicts of Fitness: Islam, America, and Evolutionary Psychology”