In this motivational speech by Belal Assad, he emphasizes the importance of personal responsibility and self-development, especially for young people.

He encourages listeners to take responsibility for their actions, admitting mistakes, and avoiding excuses, whether they are personal or supernatural.

Belal explains that success in life involves two key pathways. The first focuses on productivity—being strong and resilient, like the "strong believer" mentioned in Hadith. He underscores that a Muslim must be productive, not just in faith but also in personal and professional life.

This includes striving to finish what one starts, even in the face of challenges or failures. He uses the example of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), who, despite his companions' suggestions to engage in a battle, showed perseverance and commitment to the mission.

The point is that once a decision is made, it should be followed through with determination, no matter the setbacks.

Belal also highlights the significance of being authentic with oneself. Acknowledging one's flaws and shortcomings is essential for growth. He encourages individuals to write down their areas for improvement, noting that recognizing imperfections doesn’t mean failure.

Instead, it becomes an opportunity for development, leading to increased self-esteem and personal empowerment.

Furthermore, he advises against blaming others, family, or external circumstances for one’s problems, stressing that success comes from within and requires self-discipline and accountability.

Belal’s message is clear: take responsibility for your actions, stay productive, be authentic, and never blame external forces for your setbacks. Only through these principles can one build a strong, resilient, and successful life.