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

use your energy wisely #entreprenuer

9 Mar 2026 · 1 min

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In this solo motivational monologue, Chase Fisher warns entrepreneurs that failing to plan their day leaves them vulnerable to competition. He argues that successful founders either employ an assistant or use AI to structure their day, otherwise they rely on hope and risk being distracted by endless scrolling. Fisher shares a simple two‑column notebook habit that transformed his business: the left column lists the next‑day tasks, while the right column records the desired outcomes in present‑tense, gratitude‑style language. He credits this system with scaling his earnings from zero to $40,000 in monthly profit, claiming a five‑fold increase in work output when he applied the method. The overall message stresses disciplined mental organization as a defense against modern distractions.

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You as a man are not planning out your day in some type of way, you are getting cooked by your competition. You need to be able to determine what you want, why you want it, and how to get it. 99% of people wake up, they don't know what they're doing for the day, and they just wallow around until they finally figure something out. There's a reason why the real killers, like top entrepreneurs, have assistants, because they need someone to plan out their day. But you don't have an assistant, so A, you either need to plan out your day or use some type of AI. Don't have this, you're just praying that you end up remembering. Everybody knows that they should be doing this, but it's easier to just go and distract yourself with scrolls. It might be old-fashioned, but this little notebook got me from $0K a month to $40K a month in profit. The left side, I write down the night before what I have to do for the day, and the right side, I write down things that I want as if I'm grateful for having them in the present tense. So on the left, I have what I actually have to do, and on the right, I have why I'm doing it. The difference between when I didn't do this and when I did was probably 5x the amount of work. All the distractions nowadays, if you're not mentally organized, you're going to be cooked.