Why crisis doesn't change your feelings 🤯

11 Jun 2026 · 1 min

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In this brief spoken piece, Paridhi Dhingra argues that crises and opportunities do not generate new emotions; instead, they act as amplifiers of the emotional habits already present within a person. She emphasizes that whatever internal emotional state you hold—positive or negative—will be multiplied, roughly tenfold, during a crisis. The speaker challenges the common belief that external events cause feelings, asserting that feelings are internally driven and merely intensified by external stressors.

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Crisis and opportunities. Crisis, crisis and opportunities. Don't make me feel. Don't make me feel anything. Anything. They only multiply. They only multiply my internal emotional habits. My internal emotional habits by ten times. I said them. अल्थले कहते हैं। Good things and bad things. Crisis and opportunities. They never make you feel anything. I know people think. This happened, so I felt this. Yeah. Crisis and opportunities don't make you feel anything. They only multiply your existing internal emotional habit by 10 times. Whatever is inside you will multiply.