Chase Fisher uses a NASCAR metaphor to argue that fixating on problems or scarcity makes you self-sabotage. The "great ones" stop dwelling on negative hypotheticals and start generating ideas instead, because ideas are what create money.
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Trick your brain into making you millions of dollars. I'll show you how to do it in the next 30 seconds. Most people will never get rich because they're constantly focused on the wall. What is the wall? When NASCAR drivers are being trained, they tell them no matter how close they get to the wall during the race, to never look at it. Because guess what happens when they look at it? They hit the wall. Well, what happens when they look for the gaps? They go through the gaps. The same thing happens in life. Most people get the thoughts that they're not going to make it or they're not going to be able to pay rent. And they start to lean into these thoughts, and then, like, I'm going to be homeless. And they go through this whole hypothetical scenario in their head. When you feel or that thought that you're not going to make it. The great ones are able to just think of ideas. Ideas are what makes money. And if ideas are limitless, so is money. Most people will never understand this. And they constantly think of trying to get money, like trying to scam somebody or trying to find some glitch in the Matrix, when in reality, money is made from ideas and they are infinite. Go out there, think of some ideas and make some fucking money.