Chase Fisher critiques get-rich-quick schemes in crypto and dropshipping, arguing real entrepreneurship means helping others make more money than you charge them. He uses TikTok Shop affiliates earning commissions as a concrete example of sustainable value creation.
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You actually go out and make money and then you come back to your hometown, your home, friends or whatever, and you start talking to people about what they're doing and they're in college, they're in high school or whatever age group, a dead end job. You always talk to them, they're like, oh, bro, bro, money's fake. Money's fake. I'm gonna make so much of crypto. SMMA agencies. You know, I've heard about Tick Tock organic drop shipping, bro, do you understand you have to make value? You have to provide value if you want to make money. Nobody understands this. And then they believe that money is fake and that they're entitled to working from home, being a business owner and having time freedom, location freedom, financial freedom. The simple formula for money is help somebody make more money than you charge them. TikTok Shop affiliates make videos, they get a commission, they get a portion of the sale because they're doing all the work to sell the product. And in entrepreneurship and doing business with other people, the only criteria you have to have is can this person make me more money than I pay them? But that's providing value. So provide value, you'll make money.