Chase Fisher made $40,000/month at 17 from TikTok Shop live streams but burned out in three months working five to seven hours daily. He argues progress matters more than money and recommends building leverage through systems and outsourcing so your business doesn't depend on you grinding constantly.
Questions this video answers
About $40,000 per month (profit).
17 years old.
Five to seven hours a day (live streaming).
After the third month.
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You worked a job all of 2024 and you're still depressed, there's one simple reason why, and that one reason is progress. My name is Chase, and I was doing about $40,000 a month profit at 17 years old. Figured out this concept early. My first real money made online was on TikTok shop live stream. So I was genuinely working five, six, seven hours a day on live, which is different than seven hours at a regular job. After the third month of doing these TikTok shop live streams, going live six, seven hours a day, I got in a bad spot. Meant not because I'm ungrateful for the amount of money that I was hitting. I was so grateful, but there was no progress. All I did was the exact same thing every single day. So I need to completely go away from lives because I understood that to make money and be happy, you need to have leverage. You need to have systems, you need to have other people outsourced doing the work for you. Because a real business, you should be able to walk away for three months without having to do anything. With TikTok Shop live streams, if you miss a day, you're cooked. That being said, in your life, if you're not making progress, you're just not going to be happy.