Azaan Sajid
Mind & Fitness Coach
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About Me
I’m Azaan Sajid.
I’ve trained for over five years. I knew how to lift, eat, and build a strong body. But eventually, that wasn’t enough. I looked like I had it together but deep down I was lost. No purpose. No connection. Just going through the motions.
So I stopped lying to myself. I faced the truth. It wasn’t about building muscle anymore. It was about becoming a man. I rebuilt everything from the ground up. I found God. I reconnected with family. I journaled. Reflected. Slowed down. Built real discipline. I started waking up at 4am, praying, training with intent, eating clean, and working on my mind and spirit, not just my body.
That’s when everything changed. I found peace. I found purpose. And I finally started living the life I always wanted. But none of it came until I became grateful for the life I already had.
Because how can you expect blessings if you aren’t even grateful for what’s right in front of you?
This is what I live. This is what I teach. I’m not here to sell dreams. I’m here to show you what happens when you take full ownership of your life. No more playing victim. No more low standards.
My coaching. My guides. My content. It all comes from real experience.
If you’re ready to stop drifting and start living with purpose, I’ll help you get there.
Time Line Of My Life
June 2022 - April 2023
Nov 2023 - June 2024
July 2024 - January 2025
Currently Now...
That was the beginning.
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At 17, I stepped into the gym for the first time. I was just a skinny kid with a small frame, no real muscle, and no real direction. But I had something on my chest I needed to get off, life at home wasn’t easy.
Family issues were hitting me hard, and I needed an outlet.
The gym became that outlet. It became my escape. The one place where I could forget about everything and focus on myself. I’ve always been a sports kid. Growing up, I played everything. But once I found the gym, it felt different. It gave me peace. It gave me control. It felt like home.
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I started training properly, and for the first time, I saw progress. I gained some muscle, felt stronger, more confident. But I was still making a lot of mistakes. My eating wasn’t right. My mindset wasn’t locked in. And the people I was hanging around weren’t pushing me forward. I got comfortable. I let go of the standard I had set for myself. And slowly, I lost what I had built.
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But deep down, I knew that version of me wasn’t the real me. I just hadn’t become him yet.
At this point, I was still lost. I had just started my job as a sales assistant and like most people, I fell into that mindset of chasing money over everything. Gym took a back seat. I was going maybe once a week, just enough to convince myself I was still doing something. But deep down, I knew I wasn’t serious.
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Eventually, I found my way back into it. I started going more consistently, but my diet was all over the place. I was eating anything and everything. Some would call it a bulk. I’d call it a mess. A very dirty bulk. I went from 67kg to 92kg. Fast. And even though it wasn’t the cleanest way to gain size, I won’t lie, I gained a lot. I was heavier than ever, stronger than ever, but also tired, bloated, and feeling uncomfortable in my own skin.
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That’s when I realised another hard truth. There’s no shortcut to doing it right. Dirty bulking taught me what not to do, but it also gave me the size I needed to reshape my physique later. I don’t regret it. But I don’t recommend it either.
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During this time, I started taking my journey more seriously. I began posting on social media. Sharing bits of my routine. Putting myself out there even though I was still insecure. Still figuring it all out. I was lost, but I was moving forward. I needed guidance. I needed something to keep me accountable. And slowly, I started learning from my mistakes.
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This is where everything began to change. I started my first proper cut. I had never taken it that seriously before. But this time, I was all in. Focused. Structured. Locked in. And it came from one thing, growth. Real growth. The kind that only comes from making mistakes, owning them, and deciding to be better.
I thought I knew everything about the gym. I really did. But I realised fast that everything I knew stayed inside the gym walls. Outside of it, I was clueless. No structure. No direction. Nothing deeper.
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I had just left my job as a sales assistant at Zara. I also dropped out of university. I hated it with a passion. Every day I would wake up knowing it wasn’t for me. I knew I had more to offer and I knew my purpose was bigger. I didn’t tell anyone. Not even my parents. It was my biggest secret at the time, but deep down, I trusted myself. I knew there was more waiting for me if I chased it.
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At first, I poured all my time into the gym. I thought if I looked big, people would respect me. I thought people would fear me. I thought it would bring me more clients and attention. But all it really brought was fat and frustration. I ate whatever I wanted. Dirty bulking like crazy. I told myself I was making progress, but in reality I was hiding from the truth. I didn’t even understand proper nutrition. I was relying on processed protein sources and thought that meant I was locked in. I wasn’t.
That’s when I started digging deeper. I began to understand what real progress meant. I learned about proper protein intake. I started cleaning up my diet and adding cardio. Around August, I finally began eating clean. For the first time, my body started responding the way I wanted. I thought that was it. I thought I was locked in for good.
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I wasn’t.
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My old life started creeping back in. Laziness. Bad habits. Distractions. Even the people I used to hang around. Most of them didn’t even realise it, but they weren’t good for me. They didn’t push me. They didn’t want to see me win. Quietly, I had to let them go. Not in hate, but for my own growth.
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I lost motivation. I lost discipline. I forgot my why. Sure, I was making physical progress. But it was for others. For validation. Not for myself. That’s when it hit me. I still hadn’t changed internally.
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I had to stop. I had to reconnect with what mattered. I turned to my faith. I focused on Islam. I read more. I journaled. I spoke to people with real wisdom. I reflected. I slowed down. I started listening to life again. I found my passion and rebuilt my purpose with a reason that came from inside. This time it wasn’t for attention. It was for myself.
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But life kept testing me. This phase wasn’t easy.
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At the same time, I lost around 14 to 15 of my closest friends. People I thought would be around forever. People I thought had my back. I found out they didn’t have the best intentions for me. That hit hard. I felt like I was carrying burdens I couldn’t handle. Everything felt heavy. Lonely. Like I was being punished.
But over time, those burdens became blessings.
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That loneliness became peace. Cutting off what wasn’t for me gave me room to build what was. The pain brought in new people. People who were real. People who spoke less and did more. People who shared the same hunger to grow. It was less about quantity and more about quality. The friends I lost made space for true friends. Brothers for life. People who respected me for who I was becoming.
It all made sense after that.
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I got into the best shape of my life. But more importantly, I found who I was. I realised the gym wasn’t just about lifting weights. It was about lifting myself. Building my mind, my discipline, my morals. That’s why I expanded my coaching. It was no longer about gym plans. It became lifestyle and mindset coaching. Because I knew giving someone a workout plan was pointless if they didn’t fix the way they thought and lived.
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I took all the lessons from five years and condensed them into six months of deep, focused transformation. My mistakes. My wins. My breakthroughs. I pass that on now, so you don’t have to take five years like I did. You can start living properly right now.
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The life you want is already written for you. It’s yours.
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You just have to live properly to receive it.
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Now I’m in the best shape of my life. Confident. Focused. Disciplined. I’m building my online coaching business and helping hundreds of people create the lifestyle they’ve always wanted. I’m ticking off goals that once felt like dreams. I wake up with purpose. I stay close to God. I stay grounded.
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Do I still have bad days? Of course I do. But I know my morals. I know my code as a man. I know these are just tests from God to make me even stronger. To build me into the man I’m still becoming.
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My mission isn’t done. My process isn’t finished. And I’m glad it’s not. Because I know I’ve got so much more in me. So much more to give. So much more to build.
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And I’ll manifest every bit of that until the day I f***ing die.
You’ve seen where I started, what I went through, and how I changed. Now it’s your turn.
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Let’s talk about where you are right now, what’s holding you back, and how we can build the life you actually want. Not just on the outside, but from within.
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Click the link below and book your free consultation with me. Tell me your story and I’ll help you write a better one.