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In the same way that men look for certain qualities in women, women deserve certain qualities in men. Some men are better lovers than others, so it may be challenging to identify the right man for yourself. However, some men may not have those sound qualities at first, but since good habits can be learned, the habits that make for a good lover can be developed over time. How do you identify your ideal man? When in the right man for yourself, as a woman, could be tough. Some scientists have spent years of their lives researching why we fall in love. As a result, they have identified certain behaviors you will notice in a man who will make a great lover. If you notice the falling qualities in your man, never let him go. 1. He's smart.  If he is intellectually stimulating, he will always make a wise decision and challenge you intellectually. Also, one study done in Hankins School of Economics in Finland suggests that the smarter the man, the less likely he is to be unfaithful. According to the research, more intelligent men are more likely to get married and stay married. 2. He makes you smile. He doesn't have to be Mr. Funny, but he always finds a way to make you smile. You could get really angry at him, but he always finds a way to win a smile from you. Say that he uses humor to avoid fixing issues between the two of you. No.  He makes you see the best things in rough things and gives you reason to always smile. If he is like this, never let him go. To prove this, a study using Ravens' advanced progressive matrices has shown that men are more likely to have mating success if they have a good sense of humor. 3. He actively supports your career. If he can sacrifice his time, efforts and money to ensure you become your best. If he is always looking out to help you develop and maximize your potential. If he certainly encourages you to be your best and he is the first to take action to help you achieve that goal of being at your best. If he is constantly cheering you on during victories and encourages you during defeats, if he never looks down on you about what you can't do but constantly figures out your strength and helps you to maximize your strength, never let him go. To prove this, a study conducted at the Hunter College and Graduate Center at the City University of New York found that husbands were a deciding factor in two-thirds of women's decisions to quit their jobs, often because they thought it was their duty to bring up their children. 4. He makes an effort with your friends and family. A man who will make a good lover will love almost all the people you love, even if he doesn't. If the people are important and relevant to you and he is making genuine efforts to get close to them, never let him go. A recently conducted study revealed that young men were often satisfied more with their bromances than their romantic relationships with women in their lives. This may seem absurd. However, you should maintain a relationship with your friends. If a man not only wants you to keep your friends but also wants to be friends with your friends, never let him go. 5. He is emotionally intelligent. Not all men are emotionally intelligent. But if your man shows so much emotional intelligence, always inclined to think things true and never react in based on emotions, that's a good man. Some studies have revealed that women consider the perspectives and opinions of their partners more than men do. First, if you find a man that often considers your own opinion and views, keep him. 6. He respects your opinions and listens. Most women may crave love in a romantic relationship. However, respect is equally important. If he is a good lover, he respects you in every way. He respects your persons. He respects your values. He doesn't take your need for granted and he doesn't flaunt your flaws in your face or even publicly. He honors your emotional needs and respects your past. If he is a man who always thinks he is right, you should run while you still can. According to Dr. John Gautam, author of the Seven Principles of Making Marriage Work, if a man rejects his female partner's influence, it may be a sign that he has power issues. 7. He is willing to put the work in. If he is a good lover, he is constantly striving for you to be comfortable in the relationship. He may not be perfect, but he is willing to put the work in to make the relationship work and make you a better person. In putting the work in to make the relationship work, he is also working hard to gain and retain your trust. If it takes your trust in him to heart, keep him. A study carried out at the University of Texas revealed compatibility wasn't really the bedrock of successful relationships. Rather, it is a willingness to make the relationship work. The study author Dr. Ted Hudson said, My research shows that there is no difference in the objective compatibility between these couples who are unhappy and those who are happy. 8. He celebrates your achievements. A man who believes in himself will always be comfortable in his own scheme and so will never be intimidated by his partner's success. If he celebrates your wins and strives for you to have more wins, he is your man. Keep him. You may not often be at your best, but if it makes your leader look like the best and he keeps cheering you on while not looking down on his own goals, he is a keeper. A study published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology revealed that when couples celebrate each other's achievements or wins, they become more satisfied with your relationship as opposed to couples who react negatively or were indifferent. 9. He shares your values. You both must have similar views about life. It doesn't mean that you both agree on all issues, but where the matter of value is coming, you both should be able to see eye to eye on such issues. If you both share the same values, you are most likely to handle problems the same way. When you share the same priorities, you can deal with work, jobs, relationships, etc. almost the same way and because you are both growing together and going in a single direction, your respect for each other increases according to a study. When you have a similar outlook in life, it is crucial to a successful relationship. 10. He is always improving himself. You may constantly be seeking ways to develop yourself, but if he is not into such a business, it's not a good sign. If he encourages your dreams, let it be that it's because he has his own dreams which he is actively pursuing. He should not be attached to your success because he isn't pursuing his. Your ideal man must be a learner. He may learn new things, develop new skill sets, read a book. A smart man takes pride in becoming better almost every day. This will create an intellectually challenging environment in the relationship which stimulates and builds the relationship. His personal self-improvement may be for himself, but it will be favorable to the relationship in the long run. 11. He can cook. In addition to all the above qualities, he can make the neighbors want to break into your kitchen whenever he is cooking. Keep that man. It is perhaps one of the sexiest things for a woman when their man can cook. Almost because he can cook, you can rest assured he will handle his own meals when you are not available. And even sometimes when you are, he will also tend to healthy meals. You want a healthy partner, don't you? 12. He is open and honest. He doesn't have to be perfect or even act like he is. But if he is open and honest, always quick to admit his mistakes and own up to his wrongs, keep him. Honesty still remains the best policy if you intend to have a great romantic relationship. You feel comfortable in a relationship where you know your partner is open and also where neither of you is quick to judge the other. People can find it difficult to open up themselves to others. This is why you need the right man in your life. One with whom you can be vulnerable and still feel safe and sane. Your man may wisely keep things private, but he will not keep things away from you. Neither will he hide his feelings because that could create a beat of tension in the relationship. While he is open and honest with you, he will also encourage you to be open and to share your own feelings. This is how you both grow in a healthy romantic relationship. You can both be the most genuine with each other without fear of being judged or looked down on. 13. He is not selfish. It's great that he should always think to take care of himself. But when does he put you first? If in all things he puts you first, it's a great sign. Just a relationship involves two people. You both may not readily love the same thing. But if he is always willing to compromise, you will have a great relationship. If he puts your needs first before he's and never thinks the world revolves around him, he is a keeper. If you have understood qualities to look out for in your ideal man after watching this video, subscribe to this channel to watch more helpful videos. We love you.


وأقولوا في القرآن ما جاءت به آياته فهو الكاريم المنزال وأقولوا قال الله جل جلاله والمصطف الهدي ولا أتأول الحمد لله الذي غرس شجرة الإيمان في قلوب عباده الأخيار وسقاها وغذاه بالعلوم النافعة والمعار في الصادقة واللهج بذكره آناء الليل والنهار وجعلها تؤتي أكلها وبركتها كل حين من النعم والخيرات الغذار وشدوا الله إله إلا الله وحده لا شريك له الواحد القهار الكريم الرحيم الغفار وشدوا أن محمد العبد هو رسوله الرسول المصطف المختار اللهم صل وسلم على محمد وعلى آله وأصحابه البرارة الأخيار أما بعده my beloved brothers and sisters إن شاء الله تعالى in this session إن شاء الله تعالى this episode I want to speak about جيبريل جيبريل came to our Prophet ﷺ and he asked him he asked our Prophet ﷺ and he said to him قال فأخبرني عن الإيمان محمد tell me about إيمان فأجاب النبي صلى الله عليه وسلم the Prophet responded أنه ساتهم الإيمان is أن تؤمن بالله وملايكته وكتبه ورسله وليوم الآخر وتؤمن بالقدر خيره وشره الإمام مصلم narrated that من حديث عمر من الخطاب and also the Imam Al-Bukhari narrated from حديث أبي غورا brothers and sisters الإيمان is what إيمان is التصديق الجازم is to have unwavering conviction والاعتراف التامي بجميع ما أمر الله ورسوله it is to also acknowledge every single thing الله تعالى تعالى commanded and his messenger والإنقياد and it is also to submit and to surrender ظاهر وباطنة externally and internally you have to submit and surrender فو التصديق القلب it is the heart to believe in it واعتقاده it is to believe in the heart المتضم من which makes the person then do what لأعمال القلوب وعمال البدن which then makes the person come with the actions of the heart and the actions of the limbs وذلك شامل للقيام بديين كله and that encompasses standing up with the entire religion my beloved brothers and sisters وليهاد أئمة السلف الصالح they used to say قول القلب واللسان وعمل القلب واللسان والجوارح that the Eman is what it is the speech of the heart and it is also the speech of the tongue and it is also the action of the heart and the action of the tongue and the limbs it is قولون وعملون واعتقادون it is speech action and belief يزيدوا بطاعة وينقصوا بالمعصية it increases with obedience and it decreases with sinning it encompasses in it عقائد عقيدة that you have to be upon ععمال أكشن that you need to come with the عبادات that you need to come with and the third one is أخلاق manorism and etiquettes those are the three things that the Eman encompasses عقائد عقيدة a believer needs to come with a set of actions that a person needs to follow which is the عبادات the حارة صلاة زكاء صعوب and also the معاملات the transaction with other people which is an action as well the بيور the نكاح and etc also it encompasses the person's mannerism is أخلاق and the way he carries himself those three are the Eman some people they only focus on when it comes to Eman or they speak about Eman yet they only focus on the أخلاق and some people only focus on the عمال and some people only focus on the احتقاد but what we have to understand is the Eman is يشمل عقائد الإيمان وأخلاقه وأعماله it encompasses all of that my beloved brothers and sisters the person has to do what he has to acknowledge الإقرار ولي اعترافه بما لله تعالى you acknowledge and you recognize that which is for Allah تبارك وتعالى من الأسماء والصفات the names and the attributes of Allah والصفات العليا you have to affirm it فالله تبارك وتعالى you also have to acknowledge and affirm بما لله من الحقوق الخاصة the specific rights that الله تبارك وتعالى has such as التألّه that he's worshipped سبحانه وتعالى والتعبّد لله ظاهرًا وباطيًا من أصول الإيمان that you know that he's the one who deserves to be worshipped سبحانه وتعالى and that you don't associate partners with him in that سبحانه وتعالى you also believe in what you believe in the angels that he informed you of that they are the armies of Allah تبارك وتعالى and that they are present those angels you also believe in the day of judgment this is all from the أصول الإيمان you also believe in all of the messengers that Allah سبحانه وتعالى sent down سلوات الله وسلامه عليه you believe in every one of them that they have been described in the Quran and also as they have been described in the sunnah من الأصاف الحميد and the good characteristics you also believe in the قضاء and the قدر that which Allah تبارك وتعالى predestined you believe in it the good of it and the evil of it my beloved brothers and sisters that is what is meant by الإيمان that is what is meant by الإيمان I'm going to stop there insha'Allah anything which I have said that was wrong and may Allah لزمس إنجابه وطفل من it سبحانك الله والحمد أشهد والله إلهي إلهي استغفروا قواته و قولي رمضان with AMAU make this the best رمضان you've ever had by joining our exclusive online community with regular private classes digital resources weekly accountability sessions and daily Quran gatherings this is one opportunity you definitely do not want to miss at ameu.org forward slash Ramadan and we look forward to welcoming you on the other side


creative zone. I have another special guest today. It should be Alora, the digital head of creative strategy at what concept. I should be happy if you've been holding up. I'm good. How are you? All good. So we wanted to kind of chat with you on some of the campaigns you put together during lockdown and all that. So firstly I want to start by asking you that how has lockdown changed life for like digital agencies? Oh wow. So much like in more ways than one. I personally feel you know digital agencies are made of people, creative people, all kinds of people and when life changes at a personal level, at a mass level, I think it affects the whole process. You know it's changed the lives of the consumers or the brand managers that we deal with. So yeah, but on a more relatable note, I think the creative culture isn't the same anymore. I kind of miss it. The creative thought process isn't the same anymore. The brainstorms aren't the same anymore. But having said that, it's not bad. It's just different. So yeah, I think it's different. We're ready for the challenge and I think we're kind of acing it now. So yeah. So how have clients responded to the situation? Clients are a mixed bag, I would say. I've personally seen clients who want stuff to be done right here, right now, because the opportunity is there. And then there are certain clients who just sort of held back and they've decided to wait out the pandemic and see what happens next or what life brings tomorrow. But I think overall, because brands have allowed some really nice campaigns to happen, so I would say they're pretty active. But I'm not personally seeing the usual suspects in the market. You don't see the usual suspects sort of putting in the kind of media efforts or advertising efforts on digital anymore. I think creatively, we're still trying to address the same questions as brands, as agencies. What can we do or how can we adapt to the new consumer? I think that's the job and that's where the brands efforts are. So modern world, is you can kind of like pick us through the campaign that you did, I mean lockdown and how did it all come together? Wow, they've been a lot of campaigns that have been done, you know, sort of throughout the lockdown. Something that happened recently was for Pigeon India, the baby care brand, and rather the mother care brand as well, wherein we sort of capitalized on the breastfeeding week, you know, for nursing moms. It was actually the second leg of the campaign, something that started in 2019. So interestingly, you know, it's a very sensitive sort of situation when you're talking to young moms or nursing moms or, you know, new moms rather, and to have to address the psyche of somebody who's, you know, going through the process is very different. So with that in the back of our heads, with the form, with the, I would say, the challenges that lockdown had thrown at us, we kind of put together a whole campaign just to sort of glorify and, you know, give a virtual salute to the spirit of motherhood. And the idea was to treat it with absolute respect, sensitivity, honesty, and take like a tangible stand. The attitude, I would say, to the brief, you know, when it all came together from the get go was to reinforce the fact that, you know, breastfeeding is an emotionally as well as a physically challenging task for moms. And it can be uneasy, it can be uncomfortable, it can be exhausting. So it had to be set out loud. But at the same time, we couldn't take away from the joy that moms feel, you know, watching their baby grow and knowing that they are responsible for the nutrition and that growth. So we kind of put it all together into sort of a social experiment that was conducted over a video call. Three different mothers, three different psyches, a very spontaneous sort of a video call, which was experimented, which is probably to me the most, you know, sort of intelligent part of the campaign, because it was all engineered within the foundations of the lockdown, right? And we're talking shoots here, we're talking, you know, coordination here, etc. So all of that was sort of thought true. Very realistic, very believable, clean on the aesthetics, very, very relatable, because, you know, everybody had switched to video calls anyway, by the time this went live. So it was a very subtle sort of clear campaign, in my opinion, where the brand pretty much said that it stands by nursing moms. And so should the people around her, because that's all she needs. She needs support. It's not like it's a bad thing to do, but it's just taxing and maybe we need to be there. So to me, it was one of the most, I would say, pleasant sort of clean campaigns that happened during topic and it during one of the topical occasions here. Super. So, you know, times have certainly been trying and digital agencies anyway, have been accustomed to like being on their toes and thriving as it's a constant in the profession. So how are you managing to keep going and pulling off everything that's kind of going on? You know, it may just sound like I'm ranting, but oh my God, I miss the energy. And it's so difficult to channelize the pent up energy when you're in, you know, when you're at home, that you're alone. So it's, it's kind of, as I said before, you know, it's slightly different. The energy isn't there. The white check isn't right, you know, in a more millennial sort of tone. But, you know, why it had been slightly hard for me personally to find the sense of creative direction that would probably come by being in office, by being around like minded people. We've kind of pulled it through, you know, as a team, as an agency on a personal level, team through, you know, familial responsibilities, household distractions, uninvited chores, and they look kind of delivered on the work that was supposed to be done. When it comes to, I think workflow, I think there is some form of an automated understanding that has sort of come in, you know, between people, understanding each other's routines, each other's productive hours, lazy hours, etc, etc. So I think we work around that with these now intent remains to, you know, still serve the best possible possible creative solutions. And we're at it yet. So, you know, this entire situation has also brought in a great deal of upheaval and the way we work. So where do you see the dreamshoots of opportunity in the way we're working or any kind of positives? Sorry, could you come again? So this entire situation has kind of brought in a great deal of upheaval in the way we work. So where do you see the dreamshoots of opportunity for digital agencies across the digital acceleration and all that, but without the right positives that you see? So, while I think the whole industry was super positive from get go up, and it's not like we weren't heard or we weren't hit. And while that happened, I think I'll probably address that in two ways. Personally, I feel from a creative standpoint, I think experimentation is the best opportunity that has come out.  And I think that there is nothing bigger than that as an opportunity. While these are unprecedented times, and I don't understand that, but the only positive, there's only a positive way that I can look at it. So I think it has literally, you know, proved that if you don't try, or if you don't let a creator sort of see a life, you know, it is not going to work. And I think that's something that has come out strongly. I'm seeing that personally as well, you know, sort of brand signing up for things that they wouldn't otherwise. Also, I think in a more, you know, I would say ambitious mindset, I would say that every possible consumer psyche has changed to me, which means age old rules and demographics and psychographics that were sort of considered to engineer campaigns and creatives or for that matter, even media strikes. I think, again, it's different now, you know, it has opened up windows like a zillion opportunities for us to sort of talk about as brands as agency partners. The opportunity I feel is the fact that I think the consumer today is more inward focus than outward focus. I think it's more about who I am, what am I doing, where I will be tomorrow than what I have, what do I need? You know, and I think that goes beyond the current, you know, strength sort of, of giving out PSAs and, you know, being empathetic as brands, I think there is so much that we can address so many consumer truths, you know, right from financial insecurities.  And then, you know, I don't see that happening. So I feel it is, it is a creative chaos. And I think we can really take advantage of it, you know, as creative people as agencies for brands. Yeah. That's amazing. So lastly, what would be your message to brands and to agencies on cutting through the clutter rather than being it? Wow.  I think a lot of what we do can be constituted for clutter, but then there's always something that shines through. I think that highlights sort of comes in only when you experiment, as I said before, I think the experimentation shouldn't stop at any level of be it a single post, be it a major campaign, be it a campaign for an FMC brand that has been advertising a certain way for the last 10 years, doesn't really matter. I think you will miss 100% of the shots that you don't take, right? I mean, it's the most cliche it's saying and I kind of believe in it, you know, 100%. So yeah, I think I would just my simple message is to experiment and and if you stop doing that, then you might as well be in a clerical job. So yeah, that's, that's pretty much thank you so much for being for your time. It was amazing chatting with you. Thanks for the great insights.


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