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If I give you 86k rupees everyday what will you do? #corporate #motivation

3 Mar 2026 · 1 min

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In this motivational monologue, the speaker presents a thought experiment: receiving ₹86,400 each day while a constant loss of ₹10 occurs daily. He equates the ₹10 loss to losing 10 seconds of the 86,400 seconds that make up a day, illustrating how minor setbacks—such as a bad comment, a small mistake, or a rejection—can dominate our mindset if we let them. The speaker contrasts a "broke" mindset, which allows these tiny losses to ruin the whole day, with a "rich" mindset that safeguards both money and time. He argues that over‑thinking, mood shifts, and reduced focus stem from letting small triggers dictate the day, leading to a feeling of being stuck. The talk ends with a direct challenge to the listener: will you let the ₹10 be stolen, or will you protect the remaining ₹86,390 (i.e., protect your time and focus)?

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I will give you ₹86,400 every single day, but I had one condition. Every day someone will steal ₹10 from you. Would you get angry, throw away the remaining ₹86,390, and burn all of it? Of course not. But every day you are given 86,400 seconds and someone ruins 10 seconds. One bad comment, one small mistake in a meeting, one rejection email, and you let it control the rest of your day. Why? Why would you let 10 seconds ruin your entire 86,400? See, the difference between broke mindset people and rich mindset people is simple. The rich mindset people don't let anyone burn their money, and they definitely don't let anyone burn their time. But we do. One trigger, one tiny mistake, and suddenly the whole day is gone. We start overthinking, our mood shifts, and our focus reduces. And then we say we are stuck. So now my question to you is this: will you let someone steal ₹10, or will you protect the remaining ₹86,390?