Short monologue by Chase Fisher arguing that the primary trait required to become wealthy is extremely high tolerance for stress. Fisher frames business as problem-solving; solving many problems inevitably brings constant stress and one’s financial ceiling is limited by how much stress they can tolerate.
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There's fundamentally one really obvious trait that you have to have to become rich, and pretty much nobody has it. The whole concept of business is that you have to kind of solve a problem in some way, shape or form, whether it's for a human, a business, whatever it is. You're going to be dealing with problems 247 if you want to make a lot of money. But what most people don't realize is that with problems actually comes stress. So if you want to solve a lot of people's problems, you're going to have to deal with their stress. Because in this game, you can only go as far as your stress tolerance actually lets you. You can just tolerate metric fuck tons of stress. You will make metric fuck tons of money.