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

it’s not mystical you’re actually a lot closer than you think #tiktokshopaffiliate #entreprenuer

2 Apr 2025 · 1 min

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A short YouTube monologue by Chase Fisher arguing that success online is closer and less mystical than people think. Fisher advocates "programming" beliefs through repetition ("brain hacking") so behavior aligns with new beliefs, which then produces outcomes—using the example of reframing $100,000 as "not a lot of money" to alter actions and results. The clip targets limiting beliefs about money and promotes deliberate self-repetition to accelerate financial success online.

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People look at success and like the online money game as something that's like mythical or crazy. You can really trick your brain into being successful. Especially in this space. It happens a lot quicker than it would have five, 10 years ago. I mean, fundamentally, it's simple. If you understand that you can program any belief into your brain that you want just by repeating it to yourself, your behavior will then match this belief. Once your behavior matches this belief, you get the outcome that matches this belief. This means that if you program yourself to think that a hundred thousand dollars is not a lot of money, you will start to act in a way where $100,000 is not a lot of money. Fundamentally tricking yourself into being successful. It's not like this is going change everything for you, but the fact that you can program beliefs by repeating it to yourself over and over should be some type of breakthrough on your limiting beliefs. Average person will kind of hear something like that and think it's crazy or ridiculous to repeat an idea to yourself over and over. But that's just brain hacking. Why would you not want to trick yourself into success?