Mastering the Mantra of Life: Be-Do-Have with Mitesh Khatri's Law of Attraction Coach

21 Feb 2024 · 1 min

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In this brief conversational excerpt, Paridhi Dhingra critiques the common "have‑do‑be" mindset, where people first focus on acquiring something (money, a partner), then act to use it, and finally define themselves by the outcome. She argues that this approach turns desire into a chase, which is contrary to the Law of Attraction. Instead, Dhingra promotes the "be‑do‑have" sequence: first embody the desired state of being, then take actions aligned with that state, and finally attract the desired outcomes. She illustrates the concept with examples of wealth and relationships, emphasizing that true attraction stems from aligning one's inner state before external actions.

Most of us live life as if I had to show it on the screen, I wish I could, have-do-be, which means everybody wants to first have something in life.
Yeah.
Then we say we'll do something with it, then we say we'll become something with it. So for an example, somebody says, first I want to have a lot of money, then I will do a business with money, then I will be successful.
Correct.
Or in relationship, people say, okay, first I want to have a person in my life, then I will do what a person does in love, then I'll be happily married. But life doesn't actually work that way. Have to be is not attraction, it's chase. You're chasing behind it. But law of attraction works in a beautiful way, which is the natural source of life, which is be, do, have.