The moment Amna accept that she had felt little failure when Hassan got the tv opportunity, You guys GOT me, How can you be so transparent, honest, respectful and I mean what not, Thank you for doing that. ❣
I have to admit,the title made me want to skip this podcast!There’s just way too much “motivational” material available on social media..a lot of it super cringe and preachy. But I’m glad I stayed to listen. Just a humble request, please do not underestimate the appeal of fun and banter for future podcasts. Sometimes a good laugh is more therapeutic than wisdom. Would love occasional takes on culture/books/music/movies etc. Also recommendations would be great.Huge props for the podcast..keep up the great work👍
For something haute’s success credit goes to Amna’s wisdom and maturity of thoughts and her liveliness.And Hasan’s enthusiasm and innocent charming face.No doubt most important thing is God’s mercy.
I don’t know why but Aamnah you made me emotional at the end. I feel biggest strength you guys have is being a good person at heart. That’s the main reason we consider you part of our lives and family ❤❤
Why has Amna stopped working on her biography. If you're reading this Aamna please do write and publish your autobiography. I'm sure It'll inspire a lot of women and they'll learn from it too.
i think she wasn't working on her autobiography, but rather on a biography. I think she mentioned that the other person (on whose biography she was working) later lost interest in the biography, and Aamna had to drop it as well.
Loved that you promoted Mister Shahrukh and his team in this podcast. That’s a heartwarming thing to do and I am happier after seeing this episode and knowing people support others.
Excellent topic. When I got married I told my husband don’t expect me to work. I am a house wife. But here I am changed my mind independently and successfully teaching math in high school in Canada from last 20 years Just positivity is key.
I’m in sort of the same boat. Have been a stay at home parent all my married life. Never worked a single day. But now with all kids in school, I have realized I hate staying at home and am hoping to enter the workforce somehow. It’s not easy however. So far no success.
Aamna, I have had the same experience as you - my son couldn't stay in the same school, after Grade X, due to a gap in marks. We pleaded, etc. Finally he landed up in another school, and by God's Grace, his personality blossomed here and the friends he made there are forever! So yes as a parent I felt a failure, then but with hindsight, now, it was perhaps the best thing to happen to him!
Lovely discussion. Keep the episodes coming, I find these even more entertaining than your drama reviews. So happy that u guys made it big and your tips are valid. I’ll share a personal opinion as I’ve gone through the highs and lows in life, sometimes u r in the pits, u try to dig yourself out of it, u work hard, look for opportunities and do everything in your power while keeping your relationships intact… it’s a situation that really tests ur faith and ur self belief to their limits. What they say that if Allah doesn’t want you to have something at a certain time then all the efforts in the world n resilience and fortitude can not get that thing for you, so u just have to keep trying n waiting for your turn. Though I will not wish it for anyone. The reason you guys shine more than your competitors is that you guys are mature and respectful to the person you are interviewing and do not force your ideas on them nor do you cross the line. My husband doesn’t watch current dramas but he likes to hear the two of you talk because in his words “ they are so sensible and mature that you like to hear what they are saying “
Aamna at 42:00 mark - I now realize how / why I like Aamna so much. I relate and agree with most of what you say in general. My thoughts about failure are the same as you and this this point about not being able to fake it in front of people, hit the nail on the head for me!
Amazing podcast...I'm From a lower middle class Family. ...currently I'm 20 yrs old...and persuing bsc. Nursing course...I wanted to be a doctor But I couldn't make it...fine....in sha Allah i will succeed. ..Literally from both of you I get inspiration, motivation. ..❤from india
Amna I think you would be a great host for a different kind of show . Kind of questions that you ask in interviews are interesting and thought provoking .
I studied towards my MBA from Karachi, and then started working in different research and content development related jobs, only to find out that that was not my true calling. Then applied to study towards the PhD in New Zealand and got admission at Massey University. Fast forward eight years. I have now completed my PhD from Massey and I’m working as an evaluation advisor for the same University, based in Christchurch. Whatever success I have got in my professional career, I owe it to my mother’s prayers, and training and relentless struggle that she had to bear to give us a good life. I can absolutely attest to the fact that skill set development is crucial ; without skills, there is no success. I also think that we cannot underestimate the critical importance of Life skills or soft skills in this day and age, where a lot of the technical skills have reduced to being done by computers and technology, but the essential human skills, the compassion, the dedication, the perseverance, the resilience, and the work ethic that a human being can bring to a workplace or to a job cannot be overemphasised.
As much as I appreciate Aamna’s positivity, I think a failure is a failure and it gives us the greatest lessons in life by making us pivot from our direction. Many big companies like TH-cam failed and pivoted their direction towards success. TH-cam started off as a video dating site and then at one point they realized they should open its area to any type of video. And see where it went from that failure point to this success point.
Really enjoyed the podcast. Very candid. Food for thought. Failure only feels like failure if it actually meant something to you personally, where you invested time, effort, hard work into it. Otherwise it’s just a temporary setback which you learn from and move on. It was so moving, as a mother to hear Aamna take an academic setback of her son so hard but her own academic setback of the past meant nothing. Mothers always take everything personally when it comes to kids. It’s a topic I would like to hear more about from Aamna, the academic system in Pakistan is so stressful for kids, the schools make it impossible to navigate and council kids appropriately.
I completely agree with Amna about find what you are good at. I completed my degree from NED and I was really good at maths. But while in university I realised i don’t really enjoy what I am learning. I moved to Australia and somehow end up working in Early childhood. I started enjoying it and decided to study in this, completed my qualification in Early childhood education and care, now I am a trainer and assessor in early childhood (teach diploma and certificate in early childhood) I absolutely love my job.
Wow Amna you are such a good parent .. there are parents who never asked about school .. dont know any of the grades, force you to change fields.. and then fail to understand depression of a child and brush it under the carpet, saying you are just an ungrateful child... yet there is amna feeling like a failure 🫡
your words give so much hope to me❤i literally started this video by crying at one of the tiniest problem... as Amna api said:mein tu molaai hn... you aree... or hassan b molai se kuch kamm ni hn bs amna ki age ko pohnch k pakke molai ho jain ge❤❤lots of love for you both and please do more podcasts on every topic you want to talk about...
Very interesting podcast guys! I was listening to you and realized that I am at the same stage of my life where my beliefs is that everything happens because of Allah’s will.
You guys are Mullai especially I can say that without a doubt ❤❤❤ the way you guys have been a part of my difficult Teen-age years for that I am and will always grateful of you guys.... love you guys always ❤️
Excellent podcast. Enjoyable, informative, inspirational and engaging. Please keep on doing the podcast and keep on coming up with topics that leave an impact on all of us. Both of you are admirable in your own ways. ❤ thank you
I have seen alot of youtubers doing podcast but none match your maturity and knowledge. Choosing subjects about which you are well aware of is extremely refreshing rather than just giving your opinion in a by the way manner. Your podcast helps with my overthinking as I listen to it while I am doing chores. This is coming from a teenager and I am extremely grateful that you have started doing podcast.
Salaams, please never stop talking and expressing your views. Anyone who wants to listen to intelligent advice on how to live and succeed at life, these episodes are nuggets of gold. Both of you are a wealth of knowledge! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
My father says failure is important for growth and it makes a person humble and down to earth, amna u need to accept u have had failures so that it humbles u down
I love listening to you guys and could really do, for hours. Please don't stop with these podcasts. Aamna eloquently puts forward her thoughts and it's so beautiful.
Wow! Yet another engaging podcast. What makes you guys and your discussions so special is that most individuals identify with you both as regular people with regular lives. You guys are not ‘celebrities’ ( just yet! ) which make you relatable. Thank you for giving us valuable nuggets from very interesting yet informal conversations. Lotsa love!
A much needed conversation... U guys really speak so well.. Loved aamna's definition of failure that it is a way of getting on point where we are meant to be 🥺
Loved the podcast and loved the positivity of Amna. I feel I am at the same stage of Amna where I realize that there is nothing like failure, its a learning process aur Allah aap ke liye rastey bana raha hota hai, humein baad mein samajh aati hai ke ye hamarey sath kiyun hua tha. Everything is meant to lead you to your destiny. Most important thing is faith on Allah, hard working, honesty and consistency, if you have all these things you are successful.
Absolutely amazing podcast! Very inspiring and kudos to both of you Aamna and Hassan for publishing this podcast, as well as your entire team. You guys really made me think it’s time to sit down and reflect on what am I good at… oufff l! lol once again, awesome conversation! Please keep on providing such podcast with rich content. I think a lot of people from differ phases of life can relate themselves and engage with all the content you both covered in this podcast and it helps others far more than you realize! THANNNNKKKK YOU!! 😊
Lovely podcast. Wish I realized what Amina said that there is no failures in life your path just changes. I suppose when you are younger set backs are taken personally as a failure. Unconditional faith helps but nowadays it is very difficult for youngsters.
Keep 'em coming. It is so refreshing and restores my hope for Pakistani society to see your close friendship and great working relationship. Also, that your freindship extends into your familes as well. Perhaps that should be your next Haute pod... when and how you went from colleagues to friends, what makes your friendship work, what peeves you have with each other but put up with. 😊
Excellent Excellent discussion!! Appreciate you guys sharing your personal experiences. Hope we can all take away meaningful lessons from this. Keep these coming!!
Loved the way you guys talked about believe in allah and thanking his blessings. People have an assumption that modern looking media people cannot have this type faith Love you guys
Assalam walekum Hello Sir and Ma’am..this is Nazlin from India… l was preparing for phd entrance exam from the last one year… last Saturday I got the results of my second attempt and I didn’t cleared it ..I was disheartened and felt really bad at that time…I was crying since three days but then on those days starting from last Saturday till yesterday I have checked the mistakes that I have done..I was crying but still I did that…and through this comment that’s what I am trying to convey…that it’s heartbreaking whenever things doesn’t work the way we have imagined but we should never forget ki agar hum mistakes kar rahe hai so scope of improvement zarur hoga he…because that’s what Allah wants us to be right…to learn from our mistakes and to be able to improve ourselves what we haven’t learned…I don’t know why am I sharing all these but I didn’t had any other way to express it to someone else so I thought I should be doing it here….and thank you so much for this wonderful podcast….got to witness so many different ways of looking those hardships through the eyes of you guys…love from India❤
Exactly, there is always room for improvement, thank you for sharing this, and best of luck dear, never loose hope, you will definitely clear it next time In Sha Allah💕
Heartfelt thanks to both of you for opening up to your fans like this , for choosing to share your wisdom and intellect with us, and for guiding us in our career and personal development goals. U both are just awesome, and I love listening to both of you - it was such a great idea for a podcast, and the kind of content and inspiration that you are sharing with us is definitely Sadqa e Jaaria. ❤
Very very engaging and learning Podcasts of HautePod..thank you for sharing with us so many experiences that help us learn many things 😊Please discuss on Handling Relationships.
Love you both!❤❤ you both are genuinely good humans that's why Allah gives you this much success and respect. So many others reviewers copied you and tried to be competitive with you...especially fuchsia and some others but everyone knows . Allah app ko ore kamyabi day ameen.
Thank you guys for such a engaging podcast a lot to learn from both of your experiences..glad you guys are opening up n feeding us with such beautiful conversations ..loved it ..keep it up .. n keep coming up on this format
So so happy to see hassan bhai and Aamna baji have very strong tawakul . you both are so humble the way you are keep thanking ALLAH SWT is wholesome . Cause without ALLAH we are nothing.
The moment Amna accept that she had felt little failure when Hassan got the tv opportunity, You guys GOT me, How can you be so transparent, honest, respectful and I mean what not, Thank you for doing that. ❣
I believe Aamna is such a gem of a person. She has the blessing of a noble hand surely
Completely agreeing to both comments
I have to admit,the title made me want to skip this podcast!There’s just way too much “motivational” material available on social media..a lot of it super cringe and preachy. But I’m glad I stayed to listen. Just a humble request, please do not underestimate the appeal of fun and banter for future podcasts. Sometimes a good laugh is more therapeutic than wisdom. Would love occasional takes on culture/books/music/movies etc. Also recommendations would be great.Huge props for the podcast..keep up the great work👍
For something haute’s success credit goes to Amna’s wisdom and maturity of thoughts and her liveliness.And Hasan’s enthusiasm and innocent charming face.No doubt most important thing is God’s mercy.
I don’t know why but Aamnah you made me emotional at the end. I feel biggest strength you guys have is being a good person at heart. That’s the main reason we consider you part of our lives and family ❤❤
9:08 i loved the way amna looks at failure as not failure but as a learning curve in life. such a positive way to look at things.
Why has Amna stopped working on her biography. If you're reading this Aamna please do write and publish your autobiography. I'm sure It'll inspire a lot of women and they'll learn from it too.
i think she wasn't working on her autobiography, but rather on a biography. I think she mentioned that the other person (on whose biography she was working) later lost interest in the biography, and Aamna had to drop it as well.
The bit where Amna said that you work in a way that uplifts everyone around you and your community and giving back - you had my heart and respect ❤
Failure is not a bad word, it does not need to be a negative terminology.
Failure pushes you into a different direction.
Interesting discussion 👍
Loved that you promoted Mister Shahrukh and his team in this podcast. That’s a heartwarming thing to do and I am happier after seeing this episode and knowing people support others.
This is better than any of your reviews. Please do more. Waiting for episode 4.
Excellent topic. When I got married I told my husband don’t expect me to work. I am a house wife.
But here I am changed my mind independently and successfully teaching math in high school in Canada from last 20 years Just positivity is key.
I’m in sort of the same boat. Have been a stay at home parent all my married life. Never worked a single day. But now with all kids in school, I have realized I hate staying at home and am hoping to enter the workforce somehow. It’s not easy however. So far no success.
Aamna, I have had the same experience as you - my son couldn't stay in the same school, after Grade X, due to a gap in marks. We pleaded, etc. Finally he landed up in another school, and by God's Grace, his personality blossomed here and the friends he made there are forever! So yes as a parent I felt a failure, then but with hindsight, now, it was perhaps the best thing to happen to him!
Lovely discussion. Keep the episodes coming, I find these even more entertaining than your drama reviews. So happy that u guys made it big and your tips are valid.
I’ll share a personal opinion as I’ve gone through the highs and lows in life, sometimes u r in the pits, u try to dig yourself out of it, u work hard, look for opportunities and do everything in your power while keeping your relationships intact… it’s a situation that really tests ur faith and ur self belief to their limits. What they say that if Allah doesn’t want you to have something at a certain time then all the efforts in the world n resilience and fortitude can not get that thing for you, so u just have to keep trying n waiting for your turn. Though I will not wish it for anyone.
The reason you guys shine more than your competitors is that you guys are mature and respectful to the person you are interviewing and do not force your ideas on them nor do you cross the line. My husband doesn’t watch current dramas but he likes to hear the two of you talk because in his words “ they are so sensible and mature that you like to hear what they are saying “
This was sooo good. I figured today why I love you guys. ❤ Faith in Allah, hard work, kindness and consistency are everything.
I love the ending note where u pitched shah rukh who is your employee and you just promote his personal business so he can flourish too. ❤
Aamna at 42:00 mark - I now realize how / why I like Aamna so much. I relate and agree with most of what you say in general. My thoughts about failure are the same as you and this this point about not being able to fake it in front of people, hit the nail on the head for me!
‘Did you win or did you learn?’ That’s what I say to my kids.
Amazing podcast...I'm From a lower middle class Family. ...currently I'm 20 yrs old...and persuing bsc. Nursing course...I wanted to be a doctor But I couldn't make it...fine....in sha Allah i will succeed. ..Literally from both of you I get inspiration, motivation. ..❤from india
Wishing you the very best. May Allah bless you with success.
lots of wishes for you. Nursing is better than being a doctor if you want to apply for immigration as most of the countries needing nurses.
Pl watch the movie "12th fail"....super inspiring and will pump you up to reach higher
Amna I think you would be a great host for a different kind of show . Kind of questions that you ask in interviews are interesting and thought provoking .
What a beautiful podcast! So insightful and heartwarming!💛💛
I studied towards my MBA from Karachi, and then started working in different research and content development related jobs, only to find out that that was not my true calling. Then applied to study towards the PhD in New Zealand and got admission at Massey University. Fast forward eight years. I have now completed my PhD from Massey and I’m working as an evaluation advisor for the same University, based in Christchurch.
Whatever success I have got in my professional career, I owe it to my mother’s prayers, and training and relentless struggle that she had to bear to give us a good life.
I can absolutely attest to the fact that skill set development is crucial ; without skills, there is no success. I also think that we cannot underestimate the critical importance of Life skills or soft skills in this day and age, where a lot of the technical skills have reduced to being done by computers and technology, but the essential human skills, the compassion, the dedication, the perseverance, the resilience, and the work ethic that a human being can bring to a workplace or to a job cannot be overemphasised.
As much as I appreciate Aamna’s positivity, I think a failure is a failure and it gives us the greatest lessons in life by making us pivot from our direction. Many big companies like TH-cam failed and pivoted their direction towards success. TH-cam started off as a video dating site and then at one point they realized they should open its area to any type of video. And see where it went from that failure point to this success point.
Really enjoyed the podcast. Very candid. Food for thought. Failure only feels like failure if it actually meant something to you personally, where you invested time, effort, hard work into it. Otherwise it’s just a temporary setback which you learn from and move on. It was so moving, as a mother to hear Aamna take an academic setback of her son so hard but her own academic setback of the past meant nothing. Mothers always take everything personally when it comes to kids. It’s a topic I would like to hear more about from Aamna, the academic system in Pakistan is so stressful for kids, the schools make it impossible to navigate and council kids appropriately.
Please keep on doing this. This was so good to watch.
This pod helped me a lot guys. Keep them coming!
I completely agree with Amna about find what you are good at.
I completed my degree from NED and I was really good at maths. But while in university I realised i don’t really enjoy what I am learning.
I moved to Australia and somehow end up working in Early childhood. I started enjoying it and decided to study in this, completed my qualification in Early childhood education and care, now I am a trainer and assessor in early childhood (teach diploma and certificate in early childhood) I absolutely love my job.
Wow Amna you are such a good parent .. there are parents who never asked about school .. dont know any of the grades, force you to change fields.. and then fail to understand depression of a child and brush it under the carpet, saying you are just an ungrateful child... yet there is amna feeling like a failure 🫡
your words give so much hope to me❤i literally started this video by crying at one of the tiniest problem... as Amna api said:mein tu molaai hn... you aree... or hassan b molai se kuch kamm ni hn bs amna ki age ko pohnch k pakke molai ho jain ge❤❤lots of love for you both and please do more podcasts on every topic you want to talk about...
Such a peaceful talk to listen . . Loved the way you guys converse just like I'm talking to my best friends . . Stay blessed ❤
Very interesting podcast guys! I was listening to you and realized that I am at the same stage of my life where my beliefs is that everything happens because of Allah’s will.
I was thinking about to write to you Hassan and Amna that we need podcast!! Shukar Allah ka ageya❤️😊🤲🏻
You guys are Mullai especially I can say that without a doubt ❤❤❤ the way you guys have been a part of my difficult Teen-age years for that I am and will always grateful of you guys.... love you guys always ❤️
This is the best podcast conversation i’ve ever watch/listened to… you guyz are THE BEST and I learned alot from you both,keep it up 👍👍😊😊
Excellent podcast. Enjoyable, informative, inspirational and engaging. Please keep on doing the podcast and keep on coming up with topics that leave an impact on all of us. Both of you are admirable in your own ways. ❤ thank you
I have seen alot of youtubers doing podcast but none match your maturity and knowledge. Choosing subjects about which you are well aware of is extremely refreshing rather than just giving your opinion in a by the way manner. Your podcast helps with my overthinking as I listen to it while I am doing chores. This is coming from a teenager and I am extremely grateful that you have started doing podcast.
Salaams, please never stop talking and expressing your views. Anyone who wants to listen to intelligent advice on how to live and succeed at life, these episodes are nuggets of gold. Both of you are a wealth of knowledge! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
What a lovely podcast ❤really interested in these kind of podcast
Please do more podcasts. I learn alot from your conversations.
My father says failure is important for growth and it makes a person humble and down to earth, amna u need to accept u have had failures so that it humbles u down
In addition to it being a good conversation, you guys are so pleasant to listen to. Good pace as well. Keep 'em coming 👍🏽
Amna i am your huge fan. Once i grow old i want to be like you recognized for brain.
I love listening to you guys and could really do, for hours. Please don't stop with these podcasts. Aamna eloquently puts forward her thoughts and it's so beautiful.
What a treat to watch both of you ❤
I am already waiting for next podcast !!!!
Wow! Yet another engaging podcast. What makes you guys and your discussions so special is that most individuals identify with you both as regular people with regular lives. You guys are not ‘celebrities’ ( just yet! ) which make you relatable. Thank you for giving us valuable nuggets from very interesting yet informal conversations. Lotsa love!
A much needed conversation... U guys really speak so well.. Loved aamna's definition of failure that it is a way of getting on point where we are meant to be 🥺
Hassan, How I Met Your Mother is love!!! 😍😍 all-time favorite 🤩 and one of the really amazing sitcoms.
Loved the podcast and loved the positivity of Amna. I feel I am at the same stage of Amna where I realize that there is nothing like failure, its a learning process aur Allah aap ke liye rastey bana raha hota hai, humein baad mein samajh aati hai ke ye hamarey sath kiyun hua tha. Everything is meant to lead you to your destiny. Most important thing is faith on Allah, hard working, honesty and consistency, if you have all these things you are successful.
Please Amna !! Do a detailed review of Kamli where you break it down piece by piece !!!!
Amazing podcast, love you both ❤
Absolutely amazing podcast! Very inspiring and kudos to both of you Aamna and Hassan for publishing this podcast, as well as your entire team. You guys really made me think it’s time to sit down and reflect on what am I good at… oufff l! lol once again, awesome conversation!
Please keep on providing such podcast with rich content. I think a lot of people from differ phases of life can relate themselves and engage with all the content you both covered in this podcast and it helps others far more than you realize!
THANNNNKKKK YOU!! 😊
I love you guys, Amna, thank you for your wise and honest words ❤ it helps so many to stay positive ❤
Lovely podcast.
Wish I realized what Amina said that there is no failures in life your path just changes.
I suppose when you are younger set backs are taken personally as a failure.
Unconditional faith helps but nowadays it is very difficult for youngsters.
I think I will need this tomorrow, my Biochem prof is tomorrow. Everyone kindly pray for me 😅🫶🏼
Wow I literally got so inspired watching this… Love you amna and hasan
Keep 'em coming. It is so refreshing and restores my hope for Pakistani society to see your close friendship and great working relationship. Also, that your freindship extends into your familes as well. Perhaps that should be your next Haute pod... when and how you went from colleagues to friends, what makes your friendship work, what peeves you have with each other but put up with. 😊
Love the podcast guys ❤
We are loving this podcast episodes.loats of love
One of my favourite podcast Hasan spoke very profoundly very impressive and inspiring
Excellent Excellent discussion!!
Appreciate you guys sharing your personal experiences. Hope we can all take away meaningful lessons from this.
Keep these coming!!
Lovely conversation as always love to hear you guys❤ I think Failure is Experience.. Ap kisi bhi cheez mei Jeettey ho ya Seekhty ho🙏
Loved the way you guys talked about believe in allah and thanking his blessings.
People have an assumption that modern looking media people cannot have this type faith
Love you guys
Dear Aamna pls do share with us your horror experience which you once mentioned.😁
Make more podcasts. I don’t watch dramas but this conversation is super interesting.
What a lovely discussion. I remember i thought at time that i failed in my married life. But Allhamdulillah everything is fine and smooth now.
Assalam walekum
Hello
Sir and Ma’am..this is Nazlin from India… l was preparing for phd entrance exam from the last one year… last Saturday I got the results of my second attempt and I didn’t cleared it ..I was disheartened and felt really bad at that time…I was crying since three days but then on those days starting from last Saturday till yesterday I have checked the mistakes that I have done..I was crying but still I did that…and through this comment that’s what I am trying to convey…that it’s heartbreaking whenever things doesn’t work the way we have imagined but we should never forget ki agar hum mistakes kar rahe hai so scope of improvement zarur hoga he…because that’s what Allah wants us to be right…to learn from our mistakes and to be able to improve ourselves what we haven’t learned…I don’t know why am I sharing all these but I didn’t had any other way to express it to someone else so I thought I should be doing it here….and thank you so much for this wonderful podcast….got to witness so many different ways of looking those hardships through the eyes of you guys…love from India❤
Exactly, there is always room for improvement, thank you for sharing this, and best of luck dear, never loose hope, you will definitely clear it next time In Sha Allah💕
Guyzzzz i loved it , please continue this seriesssss 😍
i really want this type of videos please made more.....ye 3no podcast kal dekhna strt ki hy maine bht achi lgi mjhy
Wow yar , Kamal ker diya. 💖💖
Thank you for sharing this insight into your personal life and thoughts! Loved it.
I was praying for a new episode yayy
Soo grateful for both of you being so candid about your lives 🙏
Very nice space Nd very interesting conversation
Love your pod casts. Please continue them.
We need a book club please!
Loved Haute reviews but absolutely love this heart to haute conversations of HautePod! ❤❤❤👏👏
Heartfelt thanks to both of you for opening up to your fans like this , for choosing to share your wisdom and intellect with us, and for guiding us in our career and personal development goals. U both are just awesome, and I love listening to both of you - it was such a great idea for a podcast, and the kind of content and inspiration that you are sharing with us is definitely Sadqa e Jaaria. ❤
Beautiful….hearing both of you talk about your experiences, belief in God, miracles,wisdom, and just life in general….simply beautiful!
Very very engaging and learning Podcasts of HautePod..thank you for sharing with us so many experiences that help us learn many things 😊Please discuss on Handling Relationships.
Loveee these new Haute Pod sessions that you have started❤ Keep going ❤
The last part of discussion is awesome 😮❤
Love you Guys❤ stay blessed.. Please do Podcast on Horror experiences
I love listening about you guys besides drama reviews, i learn alot, keep going❤
Love you both!❤❤ you both are genuinely good humans that's why Allah gives you this much success and respect. So many others reviewers copied you and tried to be competitive with you...especially fuchsia and some others but everyone knows . Allah app ko ore kamyabi day ameen.
Next podcast should be on your connection with Allah taala. Thats what i wanna listen. I know its personal but please.
Yess please vote for thisss
Thank you guys for such a engaging podcast a lot to learn from both of your experiences..glad you guys are opening up n feeding us with such beautiful conversations ..loved it ..keep it up .. n keep coming up on this format
Much needed
Very nice discussion, again, you guys. Totally agree in having unwavering faith and Tawaakul in Allah❤
"How I met your mother" is love...if anyone feels low, they definitely should watch it.
So so happy to see hassan bhai and Aamna baji have very strong tawakul . you both are so humble the way you are keep thanking ALLAH SWT is wholesome . Cause without ALLAH we are nothing.
Another important point is.... What is the criteria of success? Personal growth, money, fame or happiness?
Make more haute pods, watching from Sydney 😊
Amna plz write your book. Big fan of your thoughts perspective and vocab ❤
thank you for opening up and sharing your losses with us
Waalikumassalam both of you . Thank u so much for this video . lots of love from India. Keep uploading more and more Podcast .
Hi Hassan and Aamna, when you mentioned ‘how I met your mother’, friends and the office, you missed Seinfeld which is one of the sitcom epics!!
Loved the every bit of the video ❤️
Enjoyed such an important topic to be discussed! Realities of life and faith on ❤ Allah swt❤❤❤❤❤❤
I feel failure is something when you give up till then it’s not failure.
Superb Hassan ji great job