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

I love Honda accords actually but just hear me out

11 Aug 2025 · 1 min

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YouTube monologue by Chase Fisher offering motivational/business advice about goal-setting and mindset. Fisher argues listeners should set audacious, even frightening goals (use your dream car rather than a modest Honda Accord; aim for $100k/month rather than $10k/month) to avoid early satisfaction with modest wins and force entrepreneurial thinking. He uses numeric examples to show how reachable smaller targets can create complacency and recommends planning as if under tight constraints (e.g., an 18-month timeline).

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Only a would actually set their goals on something they knew they could achieve. If you go out and you set your goal to get a brand new Honda Accord rather than your actual dream car, or you set your goal at 10k a month rather than setting it at 100k a month, you may not be cut out for this game. Because the second you get to 200 bucks a day, which is almost $333 a day, which is what you need to hit to get to 10k a month, you'll be satisfied. Your goals should scare you when you tell them to other people they should sound unrealistic and it should almost frighten you when you about actually what you'll have to do to achieve them. Set your goals bigger. 10 exit. 10 exit again. And then if you had a gun to your head, oh shoot, I shouldn't say that. But if you had something to your head, then how, in 18 months, how would you actually just get it done? This is how I've been trying to think. And it literally forces you to actually think big and think like people who actually make money rather than a side hustler just trying to get a 5k month.