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You don’t have a discipline problem, discipline can be learned. you’re actually trapped in an emotional cycle that is keeping you stuck. Your start again stop again pattern isn’t about willpower—it’s about the loop of hope, fear/control & shame that sabotages your progress.

The cycle looks like this

You feel excited & motivated about your future goals.

You try to force discipline as a way to guarantee success.

You fall short, feel like a failure & beat yourself up.

Then, the cycle repeats, making you believe that the problem is you—when in reality, the problem is the pattern.

Discipline shouldn’t be a tool for control. Focus on showing up not guaranteeing results, so detach from the outcome & learn to trust yourself. At least to take risks.

Perfection isn’t sustainable (it also stems from insecurity) progress is. Progress x consistency = results. You can start big and still fail. The lesson and skills are in the journey. Whole point of everything. Even if you’re naturally great, if you’re not learning something- that becomes your blind spot that will ultimately work against you. Seriously, always look for the lesson. It’s good for you, I promise.

Instead of beating yourself up, learn to trust yourself to stay consistent. The moment you fall into self blame, you lose motivation. Discipline isn’t about forcing yourself at all; but about learning to show up consistently without fear or shame because you deserve what you want and are committed to getting it.

Before the war, we lived a simple, peaceful life in Gaza. My wife and I were raising our six children—four boys, one girl, and our baby daughter who had not yet turned one. Our home was small, but it was full of laughter, warmth, and love. 🏡❤️

Then, in a single moment, everything was gone.

Airstrikes destroyed our home. The walls that once protected my children turned into rubble. I still remember the sound… the fear in their eyes… the way they held onto me as we ran for our lives. I couldn’t take anything with me—only my family. 😢💥

Now, we live in a fragile tent in a refugee camp. ⛺

The cold does not wait. The wind enters from every side. At night, my children cannot sleep—not because of noise, but because of hunger. My baby daughter cries in my arms, and I have nothing to give her. No milk. No warmth. Only empty hands and a broken heart. 🥶👶💔

As a father, this is the deepest pain—to see your children suffer and feel helpless.

Every day is a battle. I search for food. I try to keep our tent standing. I try to protect my children from sickness, fear, and despair. I am doing everything I can… but it is not enough. 😔

I need your help.

I want to be honest with you: during my last fundraising campaign, I was scammed. At a time when we had nothing, we lost even more. It broke me—but I refused to give up on my children. ⚠️💔

Now, I have created a new campaign with the help of a trusted friend, so your support can safely reach my family. I am asking you from my heart—please give us another chance. 🤝

Your help can save my children. 🙏

Even a small donation can mean: 🍞 Food for my hungry children

🍼 Milk for my baby daughter

💊 Medicine when we are sick

🧣 Blankets to survive the cold nights

Please, my friends… do not turn away.

If you cannot donate, please share my story. Your share could reach someone who can help save my family. 📢

From a father who is trying not to lose everything

Thank you for standing with us. ❤️