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In this episode, we invited Hafiz Jabbar to discuss on the topic of "Rezki" or Sustenance. For someone who has been in the volunteering scene since his youthful days who then continued to work at a few local Mosques as a Youth Development Officer, then getting promoted to a Community Service Officer, and finally to a Social Development Officer, his decision to join the financial industry recently as a freelance financial consultant was quite a shocking news for many people. Zam and I decided to ask him about his job transition experience and we also had a few more burning questions to ask him regarding the concept of getting rich and how to stop the vicious cycle of living a poor-quality life. Do follow his IG and check out his services @fizzydizzzy. Enjoy and do share this podcast with your family and friends!

Have you ever meet or heard someone comment on something bad but the way they speak is like totally beating around the bush as if trying desperately NOT to start an argument? I bet you have. What about people who don't even filter their words? All you hear are "!$@$#%@%!" as if the only verbs, adjectives, and nouns they know are in the forms of vulgar words. In this episode, we discuss how the way we communicate doesn't only affect our professional lives, but also in our online and social lives as well. 

In this episode, we talk about the reality of life and the process of change. Some people would change for the better and some...not soo good. Zaid and Zam share their experience going through the ups and downs of developing themselves as a person who is just trying their best to make as little enemy as possible throughout the different stages of life. Also, they will be sharing an emotional story of two brothers who lived totally opposite lifestyles and their ending is something you would never expect to happen. Do email us at daa.sudah@gmail.com for any inquiries and comments! Help us share this episode with your friends too if you feel they would benefit from it! Thank you so much for listening to us!

This time around, we cater our podcast episode solely towards our Malay community as there were a few requests from our listeners that they are more comfortable and able to understand better listening to the Malay language. So, here it is! Topik podcast ini lebih kepada muhasabah diri dan suatu perkongsian secara peribadi mengenai bulan puasa yang tidak lama lagi akan berakhir. Sejak CB dijalankan, suasana Ramadan tidak sama seperti dulu.  Kalau dulu kita sibuk dengan ibadah di masjid, buat kerja amal secara sukarela, berjalan-jalan di Bazaar ramadan dan ke Angsana, kali ini kita terpaksa duduk diam-diam di rumah. Kalau dulu kita rasa ghairah dan seronok dengan kedatangan Eidul fitri kerana dapat berjumpa sanak saudara dan kawan-kawan lama, kali ini mungkin tidak. Kami berdua kongsi perasaan dan pengalaman kami mengenai hal ini dari sudut seorang yang bujang (trang tang tang..). Memang benar, kadang-kala rasa bagaikan masa berjalan begitu perlahan dan bosan yang amat sangat dan kadang-kala, alamak...zuhur danak abis sebab sibuk pulak tengok Youtube. Dengarkan perkongsian kami! Harap dapat share di IG story atau Facebook anda dan jika ada sembarang pertanyaan atau comment, boleh juga PM kami di IG profile @Daasudah!

With the recent Circuit Breaker in place tentatively until 5th May 2020, there will be no gatherings regardless of it being being for non-essential work, religious or wedding related activities. What if your wedding is set to be on the month of May or June? How will you and your partner decide for the event? What if you decide to continue as planned and the government decided to extend the Circuit Breaker? One thing that is clear, the situation is not within our control for the time being. But does that mean we do not need to prepare for what's coming? Tune it as we share our perspective about this matter.

Just like any other human, Zaid’s emotions resembles a series of roller coaster rides. There are times when he can get very emotional during certain parts of the year. His close friends would eventually find out if it's that “Emo” time of the year again when he starts to listen to sad songs and he would sing them aloud ignoring the fact that others are annoyed by his out-of-pitch voice. If you're single, do you go through the same emotional cycle as Zaid? Share your thoughts in the comment section below! Do send your feedback and suggestions to daa.sudah@gmail.com if you have and do help us to share this podcast episode to your friends and family.