How We Started
It started over 9000 miles away, during a humanitarian trip to Indonesia. Out there, stripped of our titles, tech, and daily routines, the barriers naturally fell away. Instead of just nodding at each other in passing, we were working shoulder-to-shoulder, relying on one another. The brotherhood was automatic, deep, and unfiltered.
But when the plane landed back home, that depth evaporated. We returned to the same old routine: the quick “Salam, brother,” the surface-level small talk, and the isolation of the daily grind. We realized something critical, We shouldn’t have to fly across the world to find a space where we can be real.
Sabr Circle was born from that realization. We want to bring that same authentic, “trench-level” connection into our everyday lives, no passport or boarding pass required.
