From creating content at home to heading to a coffee shop | June 10, 2026

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Hey everyone, as soon as I woke up this morning, I headed straight to the bathroom to wash my face, freshen up, and have breakfast. The rest of the morning, I spent my time at home. I managed to get a lot done at home this morning, from clearing space on my phone in preparation for filming a video tomorrow night to working on my own content. Most importantly this morning, I had to make a video review of a necklace that I’ll upload to TikTok. The video is for promotional purposes, and I received a few sample necklaces and bracelets.

In addition, I also had a chance to chat with my sibling about social media content. Lately, I’ve noticed my younger sibling has started creating content more actively, and seeing that has really motivated me.

After spending the morning at home, it’s now noon. It’s time for me to get ready to head to the coffee shop. Spending half the day—from noon until late afternoon—at the coffee shop has become my daily routine.

Before heading to the coffee shop, I make sure to have lunch and pray the Dhuhr prayer first. Only then do I head to the coffee shop, and today I’ve chosen to hang out at Ali Kupi. I left at 2:00 PM on my Supra motorcycle.

It only took a few minutes, and I was already at Ali Kupi. There, I chose a seat near a fan so I wouldn’t get too hot, since the weather was scorching. Then I took out my laptop to start working on social media and my website.

I prefer to upload videos there because the Wi-Fi upload speed is faster. As for the atmosphere, it might be more comfortable elsewhere, since it still felt quite hot there even though I was sitting right next to the fan.

Half a day at the coffee shop wasn’t enough for my activities, so that evening I had to sit down again to prepare for the live stream and video recording the following night at Dayah Glee Madat. But before continuing to hang out, I stopped by the mosque first to perform the Maghrib prayer.

I chose to stop by the Bujang Salim Grand Mosque to pray Maghrib, even if only briefly. After finishing my prayers, I continued hanging out, but not at Ali Kupi’s coffee shop anymore—instead, I went to St. Coffe.

When I was at St. Coffe, I immediately got back to my many tasks. A few friends joined me there; they were also working on their own projects while we chatted. I stayed there until late that night, finally heading home around 1:00 a.m. to get some rest.

That’s my brief post for today; I hope you find it helpful. I apologize for any errors in this post. Thank you for your attention.

<sup Note: I created this image on June 10, 2026. All photos were taken by @profwali using an iPhone 16 Pro Max. Original post</sup

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