Chase Fisher argues that wealth comes down to two things: who you are as a person and not giving a shit what others think. He points to Brez, Cardinal, and Mason as examples of people who succeeded by ignoring criticism and leaving behind limiting social circles.
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Every millionaire I know is weird as fuck. Actually, everybody I know making over 30 grand a month is fucking weird in some way. And they know the two things that actually make you money as a person. One is who you are as a person, right? If you deserve to make a million bucks a month and you're that type of person, you're gonna make a million dollars a month. But two, and the main one that every single top guy has in the space and that I had to have to make hundreds of thousands of dollars as a literal child is to just not give a fuck about what anybody else says. Oh, that's some bullshit recycled info, dude. It is the real only thing that matters. The only reason why most people are stuck at at dead end jobs for the rest of their life is because they're stuck in their social circles. Because they're too worried of what people will say if they fail. They're trapped for the rest of their life in social circles. Think of Brez, Cardinal, Mason, any of the top guys that you see on social media. They have been told to fuck off a billion times at people they know. People they don't know, it doesn't matter. They just kept going and they didn't give a fuck. And that's why they make a shit ton of money. The big guys don't fail. They just learn and grow and keep fucking going.