Chase Fisher argues that wealth starts with changing your thinking and who you spend time with. He criticizes low-value media consumption like "skibidi toilet" and says the conversations you have and content you consume shape whether you can make more money.
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Really simple. You should learn if you're trying to make a lot of money and it's that everything that you have in your current reality is because of the way that you're thinking. So if you want to change your thoughts, the first thing that you have to change is what you consume. Same way if somebody who's fat wants to get skinny, what are they gonna have to do? Change what they eat or change what they consume physically? So if you want to go from a poor mentality to somebody who can actually make a lot of money and identify as somebody who is rich, you have to change what you consume. Mentally means that the people around you, the conversations that you have, have to be different. The content that you consume can't be fuck skibidi toilet. It's gotta be something better. Why? Even the best, coolest, most amazing people still might not have a lot of money because they don't think in a way that allows them to have a lot of money. Still think of money as something that you need some crazy skill or to be some type of special person to have, when in reality it's completely normal. You just need to change what you consume and who you hang around with so you can start to think that too.