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

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20 Jun 2025 · 1 min

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Short YouTube monologue by Chase Fisher delivering blunt entrepreneurial advice: criticizing 'googleable' questions, urging founders to figure things out themselves, and recommending frequent use of Google, YouTube, ChatGPT, or paid courses. Fisher references his own posting habits (saying he posts 5–10 times a day) to support his point that founders should seek answers proactively rather than relying on others.

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Easiest way to know if you're never gonna make it is if you ask googleable questions. I post a lot on social media. I post like 5, 10 times a day sometimes on this account even. And I get asked so many googleable questions, it's hilarious. To be an entrepreneur, you gotta figure shit out. Like that's the whole game. You just gotta figure shit out. Like nothing makes sense. No one knows what they're doing. They just go and figure it out. The guys even that are raising like a hundred million dollars in startup capital, do you think they knew how to do that before? Do you think they knew how to deal with VCs? Do you think they knew how to do any of this shit that you see on the Internet? No, they just go and figure it out. And they Google and YouTube and buy things when they can for information. You can literally just use Google or chat GPT more often. You will probably be more successful than trying to get random answers out of people.