Overcoming Fear When manifestation | Mitesh Khatri | Law of Attraction

3 Nov 2024 · 1 min

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In this segment, Paridhi Dhingra discusses how cultural conditioning discourages people from openly expressing ambitious desires, especially when practicing the Law of Attraction and NLP. She notes that many learners hide their written affirmations because they fear being labeled greedy. Dhingra explains that this fear limits the scale of their goals. She then references Mindvalley’s approach of setting goals with a 70% failure probability, arguing that aiming for such high‑risk targets prevents thinking too small. She reinforces this idea with Elon Musk’s claim that if a goal isn’t likely to fail at least 80% of the time, the goal isn’t big enough. The conversation highlights the tension between societal modesty norms and the need for bold, high‑risk goal setting in manifestation practices.

Many times when I teach people Law of Attraction and they practice NLP with me, they write down their affirmations, but they say, where can I keep it in my house so nobody sees it? Because we have this conditioning in our society, don't be too greedy. Like, yeah. And depending on people's capacity to believe, some people would say you're thinking small. Some people would say you're thinking too big.
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You're being too greedy. So that definitely stops people from declaring what they want to become. Uh, have you heard about this company called Mindvalley? Yes. So they have this philosophy of creating goals which are going to be 70% failable. Ah, interesting. Like, if you're making goals which are going to be achieved 70%, then you're not thinking big enough. Wow. So Elon Musk says if your goals are not 80% going to fail, then you're not thinking big enough.