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

why did I even wait #entrepreneur #financialfreedom #macbook

1 Sept 2025 · 1 min

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A short, informal YouTube monologue by Chase Fisher encouraging entrepreneurs to be "congruent" with their goals—i.e., align spending and actions with desired outcomes. He recounts rushing to Best Buy to buy a MacBook despite already having wealth (a Porsche) and argues that investing in tools that increase productivity and happiness is justified because it helps make more money. The clip's tone is motivational and personal, aimed at people pursuing financial freedom.

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You can pretty much make infinite money if you're just congruent. I just ran to Best buy. It closed two minutes ago. To get a new MacBook because I wanted one for a while. I have a Porsche. Like, I have money, but I was stressing about it for like two weeks. Oh, should I get a new MacBook? This and that? And then I realized, why would I limit myself? And why would I make myself incongruent with my goals? If my goals are to make a million bucks a month and I'm actually currently making money, why would I stress about spending a thousand bucks on something that's going to make me more money, make me happier, and make me work a whole lot better? If you, you can figure out what you want and then be congruent with it, and every single day I envy you. And also, you're going to make a shit ton of money. Start trying to be as congruent as possible, going to have some fun with the new MacBook. But congruency is equal to money and happiness.