Law of Attraction Practice
Treat your dream life as limitless and program it with daily affirmations and visualizations.
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Time to result
- ~ongoing to results
- Steps
- 4
- Confidence
- 72%
Hala describes discovering the Law of Attraction at 19 and treating it 'like a new religion' — immersing in Abraham and Esther Hicks material, doing affirmations and visualizations every single day, and genuinely believing life was limitless and she could create her dream life. She credits this daily practice, and the naive conviction behind it, for her life 'skyrocketing' and for a confidence that made rejection feel like a normal part of the process. The practice is simple and repetitive: decide the dream, affirm it daily, visualize it daily, and saturate yourself in reinforcing input until belief hardens into action.
Origin
Adopted at 19 during her time at NJIT, when Hala became 'obsessed' with the Law of Attraction and the teachings of Abraham and Esther Hicks, listening to their CDs and reading their books daily; she later reconnected with the practice in 2020.
Core principles
- 01What you consistently focus on and believe shapes what you pursue and attract.
- 02Belief that life is limitless removes self-imposed ceilings.
- 03Daily repetition installs the belief until it feels like conviction.
- 04Confidence built this way lowers the fear of rejection.
How to run it
- 1
Define the limitless dream
Decide the specific dream life you want to create, and hold the belief that it is genuinely attainable rather than unrealistic.
Pro tip A degree of naive conviction is a feature here, not a bug — it removes ceilings.
- 2
Do daily affirmations
Every day, affirm your desired outcome as if it is already true, to reprogram your default beliefs about what's possible.
- 3
Do daily visualizations
Every day, vividly picture the life and outcomes you're pursuing so the goal stays emotionally real.
Pro tip Pair visualization with the feeling of already having it, not just the image.
- 4
Saturate with reinforcing input
Immerse in books, audio, and teachers that reinforce the belief until it becomes your baseline mindset.
Pro tip Hala consumed Hicks CDs and books 'all day' to keep the belief dominant.
Watch out Don't let belief-work replace execution; Hala still worked relentlessly alongside it.
In the wild
At NJIT, Hala did affirmations and visualizations daily and believed life was limitless. With little fear of rejection, she tried out for everything — landing lead roles, team captaincies, and a sorority position she'd been denied in high school.
→ Her confidence and opportunities 'skyrocketed,' setting up the internship at Hot 97 that launched her media career.
Common mistakes
Abandoning the practice after a setback
After MTV dropped her, Hala concluded life 'is not this easy' and shelved the limitless belief for years — losing the very mindset that had powered her early wins.
Using belief as a substitute for work
The practice worked because it sat on top of relentless daily effort; affirmations without execution produce nothing.
Is it for you?
Best for
People whose ambition is capped by low self-belief and fear of rejection.
Not ideal for
Situations demanding hard operational execution where belief alone substitutes for the work.
From the transcript
“I did affirmations every day and visualizations every day. And I literally believed that life was limitless. I thought I could create my own dream…”
“I got that fire back in my belly... I finally got back to that 19 year old Hala who is obsessed with the law of…”
From the episode
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