What percentage of the average person's self-talk does the speaker claim is negative?

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

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11 Apr 2025 · 1 min

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Single-speaker YouTube short (motivational monologue) by Chase Fisher advising viewers to replace fear-based self-talk ("I can't, I won't") with affirmative language ("I can, I will, I am"). Speaker claims "77% of the average person's self talk is negative," argues repeating positive phrases and visualizing desired outcomes will reprogram the subconscious and improve beliefs, actions, and financial results, and urges listeners to "start speaking correctly." The piece is brief and oriented toward mindset and wealth-building motivation.

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Most people will never make real money because they don't know how to speak correctly. I'll show you how in the next 30 seconds. 77% of the average person's self talk is negative meaning they live in a fear based consciousness Most of the time. Most people say I can't, I don't, I won't and their actions, beliefs and traits follow that accordingly. But if you say I can, I am, I will and you visualize yourself while repeating these phrases over and over of things that you want to believe. Eventually this will upgrade your programming which upgrades your belief, which upgrades your actions, which upgrades your results. If you say anything fear based though, remember your subconscious mind takes this as true and it will reflect in your real life. Start to treat yourself like the most highly esteemed person you are because you are the only one who can make yourself rich. Stop waiting, start speaking correctly.