So many Gen Xers build this identity and it prevents them from crushing it
23 Aug 2026 · 0 min

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In this brief motivational monologue, Chase Fisher challenges the common self‑identification among many Gen Xers that they are "not a tech person" (or "not a math person"). He argues that there is no genetic or innate basis for lacking technical ability—nothing in one's DNA determines tech aptitude. Fisher frames technical competence as a learnable skill, emphasizing that in 2026 everyone must become a tech‑savvy individual. He warns that repeatedly asserting a non‑tech identity reinforces a limiting belief, and he urges listeners to discard that narrative and adopt a growth mindset toward technology.










