Bushra Nasrullah

Two years ago, my first month freelancing on @Upwork paid me $100. Today that journey has crossed $40K+. No roadmap. No connections. Just a girl who wanted to become independent. I kept learning. I kept showing up. Today I help people build & monetize @LinkedIn assets. Funny how small starts change everything.

@Nithya_Shrii Exactlyyyy

Good skin, hair, teeth and body are the true signs of wealth.

@luxemiaa Airplanes aren’t puzzles you solve after boarding.

This woman on Instagram shared: I’m at the airport and there’s a family of 8 people on my flight with small children, I just overheard the dad say, “All of our seats are all over the place, no one is close to each other because I didn’t want to pay extra for assigned seats. We’ll switch around when we get on the plane.” Suffice it to say, I hate them....

@AvilloKarl Most people delay pain, then face a bigger version of it.

Studying is hard. Failing your exams is much harder. Staying focused is hard. Falling behind your study schedule is much harder. Doing active recall is hard. Forgetting everything you’ve studied is much harder. Choose your hard.

@ChamberofFit Screen time isn’t the problem, it’s what you choose over yourself.

You have 4+ hours of daily screen time but no time to work out. That’s not a schedule problem. That’s a priority problem. 45 minutes, 3-4x/wk is all it takes to completely transform your body over 6 months. You have the time. You just haven’t decided it matters enough yet.

@Chrissssjohnson Everything else is just infrastructure around the main asset.

You are the investment, everything else is meant for you to be a better you so a reliable car isn’t a liability it protects the investment, same with a same place to live same with spending money on quality food, same education, experiences, etc. it’s You bro.

@Budgetdog_ People don’t fail from lack of knowledge, they fail from skipping this.

100 boring ways to win at life: 1 - Wake up before your kids. 2 - Make your bed. 3 - Pray before you check your phone. 4 - Drink more water. 5 - Exercise daily. 6 - Eat real food. 7 - Budget every dollar. 8 - Pay yourself first. 9 - Automate your investments. 10 - Read 10 pages a day. 11 - Go to bed early. 12 - Marry someone with the same values. 13 - Combine your finances. 14 - Date your spouse weekly. 15 - Say "I love you" out loud. 16 - Go on walks together. 17 - Fight fair. 18 - Apologize fast. 19 - Never keep score. 20 - Put your phone down when they talk. 21 - Cook at home. 22 - Meal prep Sundays. 23 - Pack your lunch. 24 - Track your spending. 25 - Cancel old subscriptions. 26 - Spend less than you make. 27 - Keep 3-6 months in savings. 28 - Never carry a credit card balance. 29 - Negotiate your bills once a year. 30 - Buy quality. 31 - Max your Roth IRA. 32 - Get your 401k match. 33 - Open an HSA. 34 - Dollar cost average weekly. 35 - Reinvest dividends. 36 - Invest in 1-5 ETFs. 37 - Keep fees under 0.2%. 38 - Never time the market. 39 - Never panic sell. 40 - Never day trade. 41 - Get term life insurance. 42 - Ignore whole life insurance. 43 - Create a will. 44 - Update your estate plan every 3 years. 45 - Open a 529 plan for your kids 46 - Teach them about money early. 47 - Let them see you fail. 48 - Hug them more than you need to. 49 - Be present. 50 - Eat dinner together. 51 - Stop watching TV. 52 - Stop making excuses. 53 - Stop chasing motivation. 54 - Stop comparing yourself to others. 55 - Stop outsourcing your thinking. 56 - Stop confusing busy with productive. 57 - Stop lending money you can't lose. 58 - Stop blaming the economy. 59 - Stop waiting for the right time. 60 - Stop saying "someday." 61 - Stop leasing cars. 62 - Stop financing furniture. 63 - Stop paying minimums. 64 - Stop keeping up with the Joneses. 65 - Start living like you know you're going to die. 66 - Show up 5 minutes early. 67 - Keep your promises. 68 - Finish what you start. 69 - Admit when you're wrong. 70 - Do the hard thing first. 71 - Give generously. 72 - Tip 20% minimum. 73 - Volunteer. 74 - Say grace. 75 - Call your parents. 76 - Journal daily. 77 - Walk without headphones. 78 - Stretch every morning. 79 - Protect your sleep. 80 - Delete social media (or only follow my page 😉) 81 - Get a CPA before you need one. 82 - Get an attorney before you need one. 83 - Ask doctors for itemized receipts. 84 - Review insurance annually. 85 - Check credit reports quarterly. 86 - Invest your raises. 87 - Invest your bonuses. 88 - Invest your tax refunds. 89 - Let your lifestyle lag your income by 2 years. 90 - Treat compound interest like the miracle it is. 91 - Audit your circle. 92 - Network up. 93 - Pay for expertise. 94 - Invest in yourself. 95 - Use systems over willpower. 96 - Act like who you want to become. 97 - Put your family over your career. 98 - Remember why you started. 99 - Trust God. 100 - Follow me for more @budgetdog 🤝🏻

@andyfrisella I’ve noticed the moment you stop negotiating, everything moves faster.

If you tell yourself you’re going to do something… Do it. Most days you won’t feel like it… Most days your bitch voice will tell you to “take it easy”... Most days something will come up that will derail you… But if you execute regardless… You’ll become a freight train that can’t be stopped. Don’t negotiate with yourself. Do the work.

@Nithya_Shrii If they need a crowd to tear you down, it’s not love.

Someone who loves you wouldn’t gang up with others to humiliate and embarrass you!

@edgaralandough I’ve tried this, breaking that $100 hurts more than swiping

If you struggle to save money, try this for one month: 1. At the start of the week, withdraw $200 (one $100 bill, five $20s). 2. Leave your debit and credit cards at home. 3. Spend only the cash you pulled. By the end of the week, you’ll notice something: That $100 bill is still unbroken. Because swiping plastic feels easy. Breaking a $100 feels painful.

@foundmyfitness Funny how people upgrade protein before they upgrade effort.

Most people don't need more protein to build muscle. They need to train more. Protein isn’t the main driver of adaptation, training is. Muscle growth, strength, and metabolic health are primarily stimulated by mechanical tension and progressive overload, not just a higher protein intake. Protein’s role is supportive. It helps repair and build after you’ve given your body a reason to adapt. But without a meaningful training stimulus, more protein doesn’t translate into better outcomes (e.g., more strength, greater lean mass).

@smithhmackenzie Funny how discipline gets easier when you stop negotiating with yourself.

One of the greatest cheat codes in fitness is becoming the kind of person who doesn’t negotiate with themselves. Tired? Still train. Busy? Still walk. Stressed? Still eat like you respect yourself. When your habits aren’t mood-dependent, results become predictable.

@MindMatterMoney Most people announce early to feel progress they haven’t earned.

Be rich But never talk about money. Be fit But never talk about working out. Be sharp But never mention books. You're a man. Neverrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr let excitement make you announce things prematurely. Stay low-key and move silently. Trust me, you'll never regret it.

@dr_ericberg Drinking more water sounds basic but it actually works.

What’s one thing that has improved your health without adding stress?

@Laraacostar The audience doesn’t care about followers, they care about results.

i'm interviewing people for our new podcast who here is making $$$ from linkedin will need to verify income etc as it will be distributed on my channels (500k+) drop @ and or comment - ideally using linkedin as lead gen etc

@IAmAaronWill Grinding nonstop looks powerful, lasting long is more powerful.

Work non-stop and only stop for 3 reasons. Sleeping. Lifting. Eating. Other than that. Focus purely and solely on business and self development. Impossible to fail.

@CoachDanGo Your future self would trade everything for your current health.

Your 90-year-old self would give anything to be where you are right now. Lift weights, walk, eat healthy, and sleep well. You are living your golden years right now. Don't squander it.

@drgurner Most people compete with everyone, not realizing the bar is low.

It's a lot easier than you think to "beat the odds," because the odds are based on average people.

@IAmAaronWill Charging low doesn’t make you affordable, it makes you questionable.

I once charged a dude $3k for my services. When we finished delivering he tells me that he would've paid $10k. I was mad. So I increased my prices. Don't undersell yourself. Charge more.

@SteveOnSpeed Sometimes it’s not about care, it’s about struggle people don’t see.

Legit curious. On a cruise. Saw a woman who was probably 500 pounds, easy. Insanely fat. Needed a scooter to get around. Has 6 plates of food in front of her. Do these folks just,..not care that they are morbidly obese?

@KevinSzabo14 If you can’t write, you can’t sell.

It's safe to say that if you want to do your own thing, you will have to write. Emails, messages, posts, articles, scripts, curriculums, landing pages... Everything starts with writing. It is the main lever mover in your business.