What revenue milestone does the speaker claim to have achieved at age 17?

Chase FisherFounder, Affiliate Automated · Architecting Human UGC Systems That Scale to 400+ Daily Videos | BOF Performance | TikTok Shop Partner

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10 Jul 2025 · 1 min

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A short YouTube monologue by Chase Fisher advising entrepreneurs to focus on improving concrete skills (copywriting, content creation, paid media) rather than chasing business models or fleeting opportunities. Fisher warns against delusion—having outsized income goals without corresponding skills—and recounts a personal milestone of reaching $40,000/month at age 17 as evidence. The clip emphasizes sustained skill-building and honest self-assessment as the path to higher revenue.

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$40,000 per month

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You don't realize that the whole game is not about what business model you choose, but it's how good you actually are. If you're trying to make $100,000 a month, but you have no skills, all you can do is post shitty videos once a day. You're never gonna get there. But if you can do copywriting, you can make amazing content, you can see gaps in the market, you can do paid media. If you can do all those at a very high level, yeah, maybe you can get to 100k a month. But if you have 100k a month goals with 2k a month skills, why be delusional? Work on yourself instead of trying to find a new opportun five weeks and just lock in and get actually good and maybe you'll make a little bit of money. This is exactly how I got to my first $40,000 a month at 17 years old. This is not a joke. I'll put a screenshot right there. And I've been in online business for a while now, but the main thing that got me to where I am today is lack of delusion. I just didn't want to be delusional. But most people think that they're better than they are. I still feel small because I need to get to those massive, massive months.