Short YouTube monologue by Chase Fisher arguing that persuasion is the key to making money and building influence. Fisher claims personal material success (e.g., luxury car, watch) as evidence, explains that controversy (evoking strong reactions, e.g., invoking Donald Trump) makes people memorable on social media, and urges viewers to practice persuasion to succeed in business, relationships, and online presence.
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Can pretty much make infinite money if you can just do this. This is what all the big gurus are doing. This is how I got one of my dream cars at 18, a cool watch, and I'm just doing whatever I want. They can all get somebody to take a certain action. Right now. You're not very persuasive, meaning you have arguments with your girlfriend or your mom because you can't get them to do certain things. Business partners don't work out, and it feels like you're constantly begging people to do things for you. You need to become more persuasive, and I'll show you how. Donald Trump. That is how you get people to be persuasive. When I said the words Donald Trump, you either felt really strongly, you know, you felt happy or you felt really mad. Most people are not going to be in between. The sin on social media is not to be disliked, but it's to be forgotten. And most people are not willing to be controversial at all or expose who they really are, and therefore they're forgotten. All these big gurus, everybody remembers who they are. They're persuasive. They get you to think certain things, they get you to act in certain ways. All the big guys in business that are crushing it can do exactly this. So practice your persuasion and get good.