Are you hungry enough? | Mitesh Khatri - Law of Attraction Coach #shorts

5 Sept 2024 · 1 min

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In this short motivational talk, Paridhi Dhingra recounts a personal experience when she was earning ₹50,000 per month and wanted to reach ₹100,000. She calls her friend Rahul, who is also a manifestation partner, and he challenges her to examine whether she truly believes she is worth the higher income and whether she feels "hungry" for it. Rahul explains that hunger is not just a feeling but a concrete plan—like deciding what to order at a restaurant—so one must be clear about how the extra money will be used. Realizing she lacked genuine hunger, Paridhi writes down a detailed breakdown of how she would save, spend, and allocate the additional ₹50,000. This act of specifying her financial intentions instantly raises her sense of hunger and self‑worth, illustrating the law‑of‑attraction principle that clear, emotionally charged intention fuels achievement.

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Many years ago, I remember I was making fifty thousand rupees a month, and a friend of mine, his name is Rahul, and we are kind of manifestation partners with each other as friends. So I called him up and I said, "Yeah, Rahul, I'm not able to make one lakh rupees a month. I'm stuck at fifty thousand rupees." And he said, "Do you believe you are worth fifty thousand?" I said, "Of course." He said, "Do you believe you're worth one lakh?" I said, "Of course." He said, "But have you written down what you're going to do with that one lakh? Are you hungry for it?" I said, "What do you mean?" He said, "Hunger is simple. If you are hungry, you have already planned that when you go to the restaurant, क्या खाऊँ? Or at least you planned कि restaurant जाना है. Or at least you plan के खाना बनाना है। That's hunger, right? He said, "Do you have the hunger enough to decide कि वो जो extra पचास हज़ार आने वाला है उसका क्या करो?" And I realized I was actually not hungry those days. I was so satisfied with fifty. The number of making one lakh was just a number. Why? Because everybody was increasing their goals, so I was also increasing my goals. But there was no real hunger about why do I want that one lakh rupees? So I sat down and I wrote down that if I make that one lakh rupees instead of fifty thousand rupees, how much am I going to save out of that? How much am I going to spend out of that? What will I spend on? The more I wrote that down, suddenly my hunger went up and my self-worth went up.