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

they all have schizophrenia the way they can see their goals as reality #entrepreneur

31 Aug 2025 · 1 min

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This is a short YouTube monologue by Chase Fisher in which he argues that successful entrepreneurs always believed they would succeed. He shares personal anecdotes (making videos in high school, early drop-shipping attempts) to support the claim and urges listeners to get clear on their goals and believe in them 100%.

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Every guy that goes out and then makes a shit ton of money and then says, I can't believe I ever got here is lying. Every single one of them knew that they were gonna get there. Like, here's the videos I was making in high school before I actually started to make money. Mufflers grinding math while I'm trying to get out the Matrix. And it's just like this terrible Chinese drop shipping store that's like the tame version of it. I know I have some, like, schizo car talks where I'm like, I know I'm gonna make it. I know I'm gonna do this, blah, blah, blah. And I don't feel weird saying that because every guy that came out and did something massive has talks like that. They have that inner voice that says, yes, you are going to make it. And that's why they're filming it. So if anybody tells you they didn't think they were going to get to where they are today, they're lying. Get that clarity on where you want to go and believe in it 100%. It's going to happen.