Vishen LakhianiFounder of Mindvalley | NYT Bestselling Author | Transforming Lives Globally

The Law of Abundance

23 Sept 2024 · 1 min

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Speaker (Vishen Lakhiani) argues for a worldview of 'infinite abundance'—that wealth and resources are vastly more plentiful than most people believe, who operate from a scarcity mindset. He uses the 2008 financial crash and subsequent economic growth (claiming the economy is roughly 1.5× larger by 2024) as an empirical illustration that each crisis has ultimately increased global economic capacity. The speaker encourages listeners to appreciate the untapped potential of the universe (estimates <1% tapped) and to adopt an abundance mindset.

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We live in infinite abundance, that there is more to go around that we can ever really take from that abundance. It's like an ocean. And what we feel or we struggle with is that we feel like, oh, there's only that much water now. There's so much water that everybody can be very wealthy and very rich and very comfortable in their lives, but we don't operate from that belief. Most of us operate from a belief of that there is a limited amount of money to go around and we must get a piece of that. I think in 2008, when the economy crashed, the size of economy that was has 1.5x by the time we hit 2024. So theoretically, it's really bad times. We should have gone down a sink, right? And that's kind of how how much abundance there is in the world. Every reset, every challenge, every time you go, there's not enough money to go around. I want you to look at data like hard data. Every crash has given more and more to the world economy. Every time people have thought that there is not enough money to go around, there has been more money. So my curiosity for anybody that is listening to this conversation is to understand that the universe has so much to give that you have not even tapped in into maybe 1% of it. And because we haven't tapped into even 1% of it, there is infinite. There is so much more to be created.