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#21 Productivity in Quarantine – Interview with Maarten Van Elst (Muslim Fit)
“Br Maarten discovered Islam through his search for self-improvement, he was inspired by Islam’s teachings, that amongst other, promotes spiritual, social, physical and mental health. After converting to Islam in 2011, he didn’t see much of what was being preached actually being practised within the Muslim community. So combining his own hands-on knowledge from competitive bodybuilding (pre-islam), years of personal training and coaching experience and medical background (Maarten is a nurse anaesthetist), he felt the need to launch Muslim Fit.www.muslimfit.com Without further delay, here’s our conversation.” Excerpt from www.Muslimfit.com
Welcome to another interview-based episode of The Optimized Muslim podcast. This was recorded on Friday 17th April. it’s quite a wide-ranging conversation with regards to our well-being and productive through these times. It took on a bit of a different direction than I anticipated but I think you’ll benefit from that as we discuss the nuance involved in advising people and how the pressure to be productive is not suitable advice for all.
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“Br Maarten discovered Islam through his search for self-improvement, he was inspired by Islam’s teachings, that amongst other, promotes spiritual, social, physical and mental health. After converting to Islam in 2011, he didn’t see much of what was being preached actually being practised within the Muslim community. So combining his own hands-on knowledge from competitive bodybuilding (pre-islam), years of personal training and coaching experience and medical background (Maarten is a nurse anaesthetist), he felt the need to launch Muslim Fit.www.muslimfit.com Without further delay, here’s our conversation.” Excerpt from www.Muslimfit.com
Welcome to another interview-based episode of The Optimized Muslim podcast. This was recorded on Friday 17th April. it’s quite a wide-ranging conversation with regards to our well-being and productive through these times. It took on a bit of a different direction than I anticipated but I think you’ll benefit from that as we discuss the nuance involved in advising people and how the pressure to be productive is not suitable advice for all.
If this content makes you think, you find it beneficial and it improves your life in any way, please make Dua for the success of this project 💚(and give a good rating 😊).
Sign up for just ONE email per week containing links to the week's blog posts, videos and podcasts packed with tools, tips, tactics and thoughts to help you optimize your life and hereafter Click here
◼ Optimizedmuslim.com
◼ YouTube Channel
◼ Listen on Apple Podcasts
◼ Listen on Google Podcasts
◼ Listen On Spotify
◼ Tiktok
◼ Support on Patreon
◼ Support via Paypal
📩 For Coaching/All Enquiries email: [email protected]