Do You Have The Audacity To Have A Big Crazy Goal? | Mitesh Khatri - Law of Attraction Coach

2 Aug 2024 · 1 min

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In this segment of a conversation with host Mitesh Khatri, Paridhi Dhingra explains what makes a goal "audacious" and why aiming for a target that is likely to fail is a sign of thinking big. She cites Elon Musk’s advice that a goal should have an 80% chance of failure and uses examples like Mr. Beast’s claim to become the biggest creator to illustrate the difference between a simple goal and a mission. Paridhi then shares her own personal mission: to bring the practice of law‑of‑attraction affirmations into every Indian household, encouraging people to start each day with positive affirmations. She emphasizes that the value lies not in whether the goal is achieved within her lifetime, but in having the courage to state such a bold vision, which she argues can be a game‑changing shift in mindset.

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If you're making goals which are going to be achieved seventy percent, then you're not thinking big enough.
Wow.
So Elon Musk says if your goals are not eighty percent going to fail, then you're not thinking big enough. And that is what is why we call as audacious goals.
Yeah.
Right? Can I have the audacity? Like I remember for the first time I created a goal like this. I wouldn't call it a goal, but something like a mission because these things can be called different goals, right? Because for Mr. Beast to say I'm going to be the biggest in the world, yeah, is hardly a goal. It's much bigger than that. It's almost like a mission.
Yeah.
For me, it was taking law of attraction to every household of India. Where my dream is that when people wake up in the morning, the way they brush their teeth, I want them to do their affirmations in the morning and then start their day. And I remember when I said this to myself, I said, that's crazy. That's like a really crazy audacious goal. But the more I got comfortable with saying that,
yeah,
whether I achieve it or not, whether I am— or whether that goal gets fulfilled while I'm alive or not, the idea that I'm having the audacity to say that to myself,
yeah,
is more important than anything else. So yeah, it's quite right. If we could go beyond fear into that audacity and that feeling of courage to say that, suddenly it's a game changer.