The Chase Jarvis LIVE Show
Chase Jarvis is a visionary photographer, artist and entrepreneur. Cited as one of the most influential photographers of the past decade, he is the founder & CEO of CreativeLive. In this show, Chase and some of the world’s top creative entrepreneurs, artists, and celebrities share stories designed to help you gain actionable insights to recognize your passions and achieve your goals.
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You’ve Been Focused on the Wrong Thing... Here’s What Really Matters
07/02/2025
You’ve Been Focused on the Wrong Thing... Here’s What Really Matters
In this episode, Rory Vaden shares how your past pain may hold the key to your future impact. Rory is a New York Times bestselling author and co-founder of Brand Builders Group, where he’s helped shape some of the most influential personal brands in the world—including Lewis Howes, Ed Mylett, and Amy Porterfield. We explore why so many people chase fame and followers but still feel empty—and how shifting your focus to serving others can radically change everything. Rory opens up about his own journey from self-centered success to purpose-driven impact, and breaks down the surprising path to finding your unique voice and turning it into lasting influence. If you’ve ever wondered what really makes your work matter, this one’s for you. Rory is also giving away the entire audiobook of his new book, Wealthy and Well-Known, for free. Get it at . Some highlights we explore: “You are most powerfully positioned to serve the person you once were.” Rory’s core idea for finding your purpose. Why multiple income streams don’t build wealth—but focus does. How Lewis Howes 10x’d his podcast by cutting nearly everything else. A blunt truth: “If you have diluted focus, you get diluted results.” Enjoy!
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What If Social Media Was the Best Way to Learn New Creative Skills?
06/25/2025
What If Social Media Was the Best Way to Learn New Creative Skills?
Hey friends, Chase here. Ever scroll through social media and feel like you're falling behind? You see someone crushing it—their work looks flawless, their videos are sharp, their life seems effortless. And then that voice creeps in: “I’m not doing enough.” “I’ll never catch up.” Yeah. That feeling? That’s comparison doing its thing. But what if I told you the scroll doesn’t have to suck the life out of you? What if it could do the opposite? Here’s the truth: Social media is one of the most powerful learning tools on the planet—if you use it right. Not for validation. Not for endless distraction. But as a living library of creative technique, storytelling, and craft. The trick? You’ve gotta stop watching like a fan—and start studying like a student. See a photo that grabs you? A reel that feels electric? A post that hits hard? Instead of asking “Why not me?”—ask “How’d they do that?” Break it down. Steal the structure. Take notes. Try your own spin. It’s not about copying. It’s about collecting ideas. About seeing what works and remixing it with your own flavor. I call it the DEAR Method: Deconstruct what caught your eye Emulate the parts that resonate Analyze what works when you apply it Repeat the stuff that sticks It’s a creative cheat code hiding in plain sight. So yeah—social media can mess with your head. But it can also level up your skills if you stop letting it run the show. Turn the scroll into study. Flip envy into energy. Let the work you admire teach you something real. Because guess what? You’re not behind. You’re just one honest rep away from getting better. Until next time—stay curious, and keep creating.
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What Most People Get Wrong About Failing Fast
06/18/2025
What Most People Get Wrong About Failing Fast
Hey friends, Chase here. Ever feel like failure means you're broken? You messed up. You launched something and it flopped. Maybe you put your heart on the line and it didn’t go your way. That sting? It’s real. No quote on Instagram is going to make it magically go away. But here's the truth: Failure isn’t the opposite of progress. It’s part of it. We live in a world that either glamorizes failure like it’s some kind of badge of honor—or tells us to avoid it like the plague. But neither story is complete. Failure hurts—especially when you care. That’s what makes it meaningful. A bad pitch, a failed launch, a relationship gone sideways—if you tried, if you truly cared, then the pain you're feeling is proof that you're alive and in the game. It’s data. It's a signal. It's the exact thing that helps you grow. So what's the play? Try hard. Ship often. Then do it again. Don’t make garbage just to say you did something. Don’t fake effort to avoid real disappointment. Give it what you’ve got—then put it out there before it’s perfect. That’s the sweet spot. Not hiding behind polished perfection. Not pretending you don’t care. But showing up. Again and again. And when it hurts? When you fail? Good. That means you're learning something that matters. Failure isn’t your enemy. It’s your frenemy. You don’t have to love it—but you do need to make peace with it. Until next time, stay bold, and keep shipping.
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This moment is everything. Here’s how to stop missing it.
06/11/2025
This moment is everything. Here’s how to stop missing it.
Hey friends, Chase here. Ever feel like life is happening somewhere else? You're in the room, but your mind’s a thousand miles away—replaying something you said, stressing about what’s next. It's normal. It's human. But it's also how we miss the best parts of life. The past is over. The future isn’t real yet. All we ever really have is right now. It took an avalanche—yes, a literal one—for me to fully understand this. In those few terrifying seconds, time slowed down. I was completely present. Fully alive. That experience changed me. And I’ve been trying to live like that ever since. You don’t need something dramatic to wake up. You just need to start paying attention. That’s what this episode is about: why this moment is everything, and how to stop missing it. Until next time, stay present, and stay awake.
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Your Attention Is Being Stolen. Here's How to Get It Back.
06/04/2025
Your Attention Is Being Stolen. Here's How to Get It Back.
Hey friends, Chase here. Ever feel like your mind is all over the place? Emails. Notifications. News. Noise. We live in a world designed to hijack our attention, and it’s working. Attention Is a Superpower In a world this noisy, your ability to focus isn’t just helpful. It’s everything. Viktor Frankl found purpose in the darkest of places by choosing where to direct his mind. Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi discovered flow while surviving war by focusing on a single game of chess. Louis Zamperini endured torture by turning his attention toward faith and forgiveness. These weren’t magic tricks. They were choices. Repeated. Intentional. Life-saving. What You Focus On Becomes Your Life Science backs it up. As Dr. Andrew Huberman says, “The ability to focus and direct one's attention is the distinguishing factor between those who will succeed and those who won’t.” That’s not just about work or goals. That’s about everything. Your relationships. Your health. Your sense of self. Because attention doesn’t just shape what you see. It shapes who you become. Train Your Attention Like Your Life Depends on It You don't have to escape to the mountains or delete every app on your phone. You just have to start noticing where your attention goes, and gently bring it back to what matters most. Ask yourself: What am I really focusing on right now? Is it helping me or draining me? What would happen if I chose differently? Your attention is yours. Don’t give it away without a fight. Until next time, stay focused and stay free.
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You’ve Never Heard of Time Anxiety But You Definitely Have It
05/28/2025
You’ve Never Heard of Time Anxiety But You Definitely Have It
In this episode, Chris Guillebeau shares how time anxiety affects nearly everyone—and why naming it might be the first step to freedom. Chris is a New York Times bestselling author known for books like The $100 Startup and The Art of Non-Conformity, and the founder of several beloved communities and events, including the World Domination Summit and Neurodiversion. We dive into his latest book Time Anxiety: The Illusion of Urgency and a Better Way to Live, exploring why productivity often leaves us feeling emptier, not more fulfilled. Chris shares how his own stress around time led him to uncover this nearly universal tension—and why the answer isn’t just doing less, but living more intentionally. If you’ve ever felt like there’s never enough time (and who hasn’t?), this conversation is for you. Some highlights we explore: “I've never heard of that, but I have that.” — Chris on why time anxiety hit a nerve with almost everyone he talked to. A man who flies to nowhere every week – and what it teaches us about practicing joy. The illusion of control – why managing time is often just magical thinking. The eighth day of the week – a practical tool for designing the life you actually want. Enjoy!
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How to Find What Really Matters in a World Full of Noise
05/21/2025
How to Find What Really Matters in a World Full of Noise
In this episode, Soren Gordhamer shares how to find what really matters in a world full of noise. Soren is the founder of Wisdom 2.0, a global movement bridging mindfulness, compassion, and technology. He’s also the creator of the new conference Wisdom + AI and co-leads Wisdom Ventures, a fund investing in companies that combine profits with human-centered purpose. We talk about what it means to live with intention in a time of constant distraction. Soren shares hard-won lessons from teaching meditation in a New York juvenile detention center to working alongside some of the world’s top tech leaders. This episode is a powerful reminder that while AI and external success may be evolving fast, the real work is upgrading our inner life—learning to listen, slow down, and connect to what truly matters before our limited heartbeats run out. Some highlights we explore: The hug that meant more than meditation – Why a teen in juvie showed up week after week for something deeper than a lesson. “If you’re not available for magic…” – Soren on why putting down your phone might be the first step to real connection. The right kind of hard – How to know when difficulty is actually a sign you’re on the right path. Enjoy!
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How Taking More Risks Can Unlock the Life You Actually Want
05/14/2025
How Taking More Risks Can Unlock the Life You Actually Want
In this episode, I share how not playing it safe can be the most powerful decision you make—for your creativity, your career, and your life. I open up about scrapping a nearly finished book to write something bolder and truer, and why embracing discomfort is the path to fulfillment and impact. This is a syndicate episode from the LinkedIn Speaker Series, where I sit down with Ashley Levy, Senior Director of Brand Marketing at LinkedIn, for a deep conversation about my latest book Never Play It Safe. We talk about trusting intuition, the myth of the linear career path, and the hidden cost of living by someone else’s script. If you’ve ever felt stuck in “shoulds” or worried that taking a leap is too risky, this one’s for you. Some highlights we explore: The yellow sticky note that sparked the idea behind Never Play It Safe. Why playing it safe is actually the riskiest move you can make. The #1 shared trait of top performers from my 1,000+ podcast interviews. How attention, not time, is your most valuable creative asset. Enjoy!
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Feeling Stuck in Serious Mode? Here’s How to Flip the Script with Play
05/07/2025
Feeling Stuck in Serious Mode? Here’s How to Flip the Script with Play
Hey friends, Chase here. Ever feel like you're taking life a little too seriously? Wake up. Work. Hustle. Repeat. Somewhere along the way, we stopped playing—and started grinding through our days like machines. Why We Get Stuck in Serious Mode We were taught that being serious means being responsible. That fun is a distraction. That joy is something we earn. But let’s be real—seriousness without joy just leads to burnout. Play Isn’t the Opposite of Progress Play is where creativity begins. It’s what makes challenges fun and failure less scary. It helps you breathe, think, connect, and feel again. You Don’t Need Permission to Lighten Up You already know how to play, you’ve just forgotten. But it’s still there, waiting. So try it. Loosen the grip. Smile more. Make life a little less rigid and a lot more yours. Until next time, stay curious, and stay in the game.
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How Sharing Your Work Can Change Lives Including Your Own
04/30/2025
How Sharing Your Work Can Change Lives Including Your Own
In this episode, I share how putting your creative work into the world—no matter how small—can lead to massive, unexpected impact. I open up about my early days as a self-taught photographer, the pain and joy of learning through film, and how a backpacking trip with my wife turned into the start of an unconventional creative career. This is a syndicate episode from the , where I sit down with Derek, Jill, and Mike to trace the arc of my journey—from building the Best Camera app and pioneering mobile photography, to founding CreativeLive and finding purpose through community. We talk about the cost of taking creative risks, the billion-dollar idea that got away, and the deeper why behind making and sharing your art. If you’ve ever doubted whether your creative voice matters, this episode is for you. Some highlights we explore: Why you only need 20 people to support your work and make a living. WThe emotional cost—and wisdom—of losing out on the Instagram moment. What “the best camera is the one that’s with you” really means. The key mindset shift: You’re not promoting, you’re connecting people to something they need. Enjoy!
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How to Reconnect With the Intuition You’ve Been Taught to Ignore
04/23/2025
How to Reconnect With the Intuition You’ve Been Taught to Ignore
Hey friends, Chase here. Ever get a gut feeling—but second-guess it because it doesn’t “make sense”? You’re not alone. From a young age, we’re taught to value logic over instinct. To follow the rules. To ignore the quiet signals coming from within. But science shows that your body—especially your gut—is constantly processing more than your conscious mind ever could. That inner knowing? It’s real. And it’s powerful. Why We Lose Touch With Intuition In this post, we’ll talk about why so many of us lost touch with our intuition—and how to start tuning back in, one small decision at a time. Your gut knows. It always has. The question is: are you listening?
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Stop Hiding Behind ‘Not Ready’ and Learn How to Begin Anyway
04/16/2025
Stop Hiding Behind ‘Not Ready’ and Learn How to Begin Anyway
In this episode, Debbie Millman shares how to begin—even when you feel unready, unqualified, or full of doubt. Debbie is a designer, author, educator, and host of the pioneering podcast Design Matters. She's also the chair of the Masters in Branding program at the School of Visual Arts and editorial director at Print magazine. We talk about the creative risks Debbie took later in life, why fear and shame shaped her early path, and how she found fulfillment by making deeply personal work—without waiting for permission. From the grief of losing family to the joy of marrying at 57, this is a raw, powerful conversation about love, legacy, and the courage to start—even if you feel like a mess. Some highlights we explore: The myth of readiness – Why waiting to feel “good enough” keeps us stuck in place. Failures that shaped the path – From rejected applications to bad jobs, how struggle created space for clarity. Creating without permission – Why Debbie’s most meaningful work began when she stopped waiting to be chosen. Enjoy!
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What If Play Is Actually the Most Important Work You'll Ever Do?
04/09/2025
What If Play Is Actually the Most Important Work You'll Ever Do?
Hey friends, Chase here. Ever feel like your life is all work and no you? Emails. Deadlines. Chores. Repeat. Somewhere along the way, we traded play for productivity—and we’ve been tired ever since. Why We Forget to Play From a young age, we’re taught that play comes after the work is done. But here’s the catch: the work never ends. So we keep pushing joy to the sidelines. Play Isn’t a Luxury—It’s a Lifeline Play isn’t just fun. It fuels creativity, lowers stress, and helps us feel alive. It’s not the opposite of work—it’s what makes work meaningful. What If Work Could Be Play? What if you danced while doing dishes? What if you made emails a game? What if you stopped calling it “work” and started calling it “life”? It’s not about changing what you do. It’s about changing how you see it. You Were Born to Play Play is your natural state. You don’t have to earn it—you just have to remember it. So go ahead. Laugh more. Move your body. Get weird. Play might just be the most important work you’ll ever do. Until next time, keep it playful.
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What If Your Hardest Climb Is Within?
04/02/2025
What If Your Hardest Climb Is Within?
In this episode, Melissa Arnot Reid shares what it really takes to climb—not just the highest peaks on Earth, but the deepest valleys within ourselves. Melissa is a world-renowned mountaineer, professional mountain guide, and the first American woman to summit Mount Everest without supplemental oxygen. She has spent years guiding others to the top of the world’s tallest mountains, but in this conversation, she opens up about an even greater challenge: facing the internal struggles that no summit can fix. We dive deep into the difference between achievement and self-worth, the pressure of proving yourself, and what happens when success doesn’t bring the validation you expect. Melissa shares the raw, untold side of her journey—the failures, the doubts, the painful past she had to confront, and the losses that forced her to reevaluate everything. She also discusses her new book, Enough, a raw and powerful memoir about what it really means to be enough, when success isn’t and the truth is harder than the summit. . Some highlights we explore: The fallacy of achievement – Why success doesn’t automatically bring happiness or contentment. "Am I good enough?" – The two questions that drove Melissa's biggest climbs—and biggest struggles. Lessons from the mountains – How extreme environments strip away who we pretend to be and reveal our true selves. The real hardest climb – The internal work of self-forgiveness, facing fear, and learning to let go of external validation. Enjoy!
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What’s Stopping You From Taking the Risk That Could Change Everything?
03/26/2025
What’s Stopping You From Taking the Risk That Could Change Everything?
In this episode, Jenny Wood shares how to overcome fear and take bold action. Jenny spent 18 years rising from entry-level to executive at Google, where she founded one of the company’s largest career programs. Now, she’s the author of Wild Courage, a book that flips the script on success by reclaiming nine so-called “negative” traits—like being reckless, nosy, or shameless—and showing how they can fuel massive growth. We get into what it really takes to break through fear, bounce back from rejection, and build the kind of courage that moves your life and career forward. Jenny holds nothing back—sharing wins, stumbles, and the surprising moment she chased her now-husband off a subway car. Some highlights we explore: The email rejection that made her lose sleep—and what she did next Why separating “truths from tales” is a life-changing tool for fear How to reframe being “shameless” as a leadership superpower What it means to be obsessed... in the healthiest, most productive way Enjoy!
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Overwhelmed by Doubt? Here’s How to Quiet the Noise and Trust Yourself
03/19/2025
Overwhelmed by Doubt? Here’s How to Quiet the Noise and Trust Yourself
Hey friends, Chase here. Ever had that gut feeling nudging you toward something bigger—only for fear to barge in with doubts? "What if I fail?" "What if this is the wrong move?" "What will people think?" I’ve been there. When I walked away from the U.S. Olympic Development soccer program to pursue photography, people told me I was crazy. And honestly? I wondered if they were right. But there was another voice—quieter, but just slightly louder than my fear. That whisper was enough to take the leap. Why Trusting Your Gut Feels Hard Our brains are wired for survival, not fulfillment. That’s why fear kicks in the second we consider something uncertain. But think about it—how often have you regretted following your intuition? Probably never. How to Know If You’re on the Right Path It’s simple: If it feels right in your gut, it probably is. If it feels wrong, it probably is. We spend so much energy ignoring what we know deep down. The moment you start listening, everything changes. Stop Following Someone Else’s Map Trying to live by someone else’s playbook has an expiration date. It might feel safe, but eventually, you’ll realize you’re off course. The good news? You don’t have to wait to start. Take the first step—messy, awkward, scared. Just start. Be 1% Braver Courage isn’t about eliminating fear; it’s about being just 1% braver than it. You will make mistakes, but none of it is wasted. Every misstep is just data that brings you closer to where you’re meant to be. So when your intuition whispers—listen. The most fulfilled people do. Until next time, trust yourself. You already have the answers.
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Stop Waiting for Permission to Create—Here’s How to Start
03/12/2025
Stop Waiting for Permission to Create—Here’s How to Start
In this episode, Amie McNee shares why the world desperately needs your art—and how to overcome the inner obstacles that keep so many creatives from stepping into their full potential. Amie is an author, speaker, creative guide, and founder of the popular Instagram account . Known for her candid conversations about creativity and self-doubt, Amie has helped artists all over the world reclaim their creative power and build a sustainable, fulfilling practice. She’s also the author of , a manifesto and practical guide for anyone seeking to live a more creative, authentic life. In our conversation, we dive deep into what it means to choose yourself and stop waiting for permission to create. Amie talks about how she rewrote her story as a writer after being rejected by gatekeepers, turning her path around by embracing self-publishing and building a dedicated audience. We explore the tension between external validation and self-empowerment, why tiny steps are the secret to creative success, and the powerful mindset shift that allowed her to fully claim her identity as an artist. Some highlights we explore: The moment Amie realized she didn’t need a publisher’s permission to call herself an author Why "tiny steps" are more powerful than bursts of inspiration in building a creative habit How relentless vulnerability helped Amie build an engaged online audience over 10 years The unexpected advice Amie received from established authors—and why she ignored it Enjoy!
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How to Trust Your Gut (Even When Fear Tells You Not To)
03/05/2025
How to Trust Your Gut (Even When Fear Tells You Not To)
Hey friends, Chase here. Ever had that gut feeling—the one whispering that you’re meant for something more? Maybe it nudged you toward a bold move, a creative dream, or a life change you couldn’t quite explain. But then, almost immediately, fear kicked in. “That’s risky.” “What if I fail?” “What will people think?” Here’s the truth: Your gut is rarely wrong. Fear, on the other hand, is loud, irrational, and loves to keep you small. Why Trusting Your Gut Feels Hard The world conditions us to play it safe—to follow the map, not the compass. We’re told there’s a “right” way to live: go to school, get a stable job, and avoid risks. But what if that map is outdated? What if following someone else’s plan is the real danger? Some Highlights from This Episode: 🔥 The difference between a map and a compass—Why external advice can only take you so far. 🔥 Why playing it safe is the riskiest thing you can do—And how to reframe fear as a sign of growth. 🔥 How to take small, actionable steps toward your dreams—Without overthinking yourself into paralysis. Your Gut Knows. Listen to It. Fear will always be there. But so will your inner knowing. The key is learning to tell the difference—and having the courage to follow through. Until next time, trust yourself. You already have the answers.
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Don’t Let the World Kill Your Dreams — Here’s How to Fight Back
02/26/2025
Don’t Let the World Kill Your Dreams — Here’s How to Fight Back
Hey friends, Chase here. Ever notice how the world tries to box you in? It wants you to be one thing—safe, predictable, realistic. From a young age, we’re told to pick a career, stick with it, and not get too ambitious. But that’s just people projecting their own fears. I’m here to tell you: You don’t have to choose just one thing. You can build a multi-faceted life—just not all at once. Mastery is the key. When you go all-in on one thing, you learn how to learn. You gain credibility, confidence, and connections that open doors to your next pursuit. Game recognizes game, and mastery attracts opportunity. Some highlights we explore: The myth of "choosing one thing"—Success isn’t about picking a single path for life. Mastery as a launchpad—Why becoming great at one thing makes it easier to transition to the next. Start today—The best time to begin was 10 years ago. The second best time? Right now. Until next time, keep pushing forward. Your dreams are worth it.
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Signs You’re Drifting Away from Your Purpose (and How to Get Back on Track)
02/12/2025
Signs You’re Drifting Away from Your Purpose (and How to Get Back on Track)
Hey friends, Chase here. Today, I want to talk about something we all face at some point—the moment when what once felt like a dream becomes a trap. It’s a tough place to be, but if we can recognize it early, we can turn it into an opportunity for growth and reinvention. When Success Becomes Stifling Back in 2010, I co-founded CreativeLive with a simple but ambitious idea: to give the world access to free, world-class creative education. We started small, but over time, we grew to serve tens of millions of people and raised more than $60 million from top-tier investors like Richard Branson, Reid Hoffman, and Google Ventures. At first, my unconventional background as a creator—not an MBA—was celebrated. I brought a personal brand and a community along for the ride, and it seemed like a competitive advantage. But eventually, the pressure to conform crept in. The same people who once admired my unique approach began questioning it. The Subtle Drift Away from Purpose What started as small adjustments in how I operated became a slow drift off course. It wasn’t dramatic at first—just a few degrees off. But after walking that path for long enough, I found myself far from where I wanted to be. The very thing I had built to inspire creativity felt stifling and uncreative. And here’s the thing—this story isn’t unique to me. It happens to many of us. The artist who becomes a manager. The entrepreneur buried in spreadsheets. The corporate climber who wakes up one day and wonders how they got there. If you’ve ever felt that way—or if you do in the future—this is for you. Signs It’s Time for a Change Listen to Your Gut When something feels off for too long, it’s your gut telling you it’s time to move. Ignoring that voice comes with real consequences—stress, poor health, and a fog that clouds your creativity and joy. Nothing Lasts Forever Even the most exciting roles can run their course. Dreams change, and that’s okay. Letting go of a title or identity that no longer serves you is hard, but it’s often necessary for growth. Build Your Escape Pod Early Don’t wait for a crisis to figure out your next move. Start building skills, connections, and momentum now. When it’s time to make a change, you’ll be ready to transition on your terms—not out of desperation. Embrace Change as a Constant Change is inevitable. It’s uncomfortable, but it’s almost always a catalyst for something better. When you start hearing that little voice whispering about a new chapter, don’t ignore it. Trust it. Your future self will thank you. Until next time, take care and keep pushing toward what feels true and right for you. Enjoy!
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What If Chasing Money Is Costing You Everything?
02/05/2025
What If Chasing Money Is Costing You Everything?
In this episode, Sahil Bloom shares why chasing money alone won’t make you truly wealthy—and what actually will. Sahil is a writer, entrepreneur, and investor known for breaking down complex ideas into powerful, actionable insights. His debut book, The Five Types of Wealth: A Transformative Guide to Design Your Dream Life, challenges the belief that financial success is the only goal worth chasing. Instead, he reveals a new blueprint for building a life of true fulfillment—one that balances time, social, mental, physical, and financial wealth. We dive deep into why most people are measuring their lives all wrong, how to escape the trap of “later,” and why redefining your personal scoreboard is the key to happiness. Sahil also shares practical tools to reclaim your time, stop the busyness spiral, and align your daily actions with what actually matters. If you’ve ever felt stuck in the endless pursuit of “more,” this episode will change how you think about success forever. Some highlights we explore: “Later is just another word for never.” Why waiting to enjoy life is the biggest mistake you can make. The energy calendar trick. A simple way to identify what drains and fuels you—so you can shift your schedule. The Red Queen effect. How endless busyness tricks you into thinking you’re making progress when you’re actually stuck. Enjoy!
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Beyond Midlife: How Can 'The New Fit' Guide Your Health Journey?
01/29/2025
Beyond Midlife: How Can 'The New Fit' Guide Your Health Journey?
In this episode, Aaron shares profound insights on how personal and professional challenges can dramatically reshape one's outlook on life. As a former professional soccer player and current performance coach who oversees a fitness facility in Minneapolis, Aaron brings a rich background in athletics and personal development. This conversation dives into Aaron's journey through a severe health scare, detailing how it not only challenged him physically but also led to significant personal growth and a reevaluation of what truly matters. We explore how his experience forced him to slow down and provided unexpected wisdom about life, resilience, and the importance of being present for the small, everyday moments. Aaron's story offers a powerful perspective on facing life's hurdles with courage and finding new paths to personal fulfillment. Some highlights we explore: Aaron's transition from professional sports to his role as a performance coach, and the lessons this change taught him. The way a serious health challenge acted as a catalyst for reevaluating his priorities and deepening his relationships. How Aaron integrates his life experiences into coaching, aiding others in achieving their personal best. Enjoy!
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Is Life Really Too Short? Rethinking Our Rush To "Make It"
01/22/2025
Is Life Really Too Short? Rethinking Our Rush To "Make It"
Hey everyone, Chase here. Today, we're tackling a common saying that might be doing more harm than good—"life is short." But what if embracing a longer view of life could lead us to more meaningful achievements and happiness? Life's Length is an Opportunity We often hear that life is short as a push to rush through our milestones. But I've come to see life as long and rich with potential. This perspective frees us from the pressure to achieve everything now, allowing us to explore and grow at a pace that suits us. The Myth of the Prescribed Path Society has scripted a fast-paced journey for us: education, career, family—all ticked off in quick succession. In today’s discussion, I challenge this rushed timeline. What if the detours and the slow periods are just as valuable as the milestones? Embrace Exploration Over Expediency Switching careers or starting new ventures later in life isn't a sign of failure; it's a testament to our complexity and capacity for change. We’ll explore stories of those who found their greatest successes later in life, proving it’s never too late to redefine our paths. Complement Your Listening with Reflection As you listen to today’s podcast, consider how taking your time might open up new, unexplored avenues in your own life. Are you allowing yourself the space to grow and change? Tune into the Full Discussion For more insights and real-life stories that challenge the "life is short" mantra, make sure to listen to the full episode. Let's discover together how embracing a longer view on life can lead to deeper fulfillment.
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Can Big Data Really Predict What You'll Do Next? | Dr. Sandra Matz
01/15/2025
Can Big Data Really Predict What You'll Do Next? | Dr. Sandra Matz
In this episode, Dr. Sandra Matz shares the compelling world of psychological targeting and the power of big data. Dr. Matz, the David W. Zalaznick Associate Professor of Business at Columbia Business School, delves into her groundbreaking research which intersects psychology, computer science, and big data analytics. We explore how seemingly innocent digital traces can reveal deep insights into our personal lives, and the double-edged sword of how these insights are used—not just to influence our shopping habits, but potentially our very choices and beliefs. From her unique perspective as a computational social scientist, Dr. Matz discusses the nuances of digital footprints and their implications. We dissect the ethical boundaries of big data, touching upon the balance between technological advancement and individual privacy. As algorithms gain an increasing presence in our daily decisions, understanding this balance has never been more critical. Some highlights we explore: How our online behaviors can predict personal traits with startling accuracy. The ethical considerations and potential risks of using big data in psychological profiling. Dr. Matz's insights into the evolution of digital privacy and what it means for individual autonomy. Enjoy!
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Curiosity, Creativity, and Purpose: Can They Really Defeat Anxiety? | Martha Beck
01/08/2025
Curiosity, Creativity, and Purpose: Can They Really Defeat Anxiety? | Martha Beck
In this episode, Martha Beck shares how curiosity, creativity, and purpose can help defeat anxiety and transform your life. As a Harvard-educated sociologist, bestselling author, and renowned life coach, Martha has dedicated her career to helping people find their truth and live authentically. Her latest work dives deep into the neuroscience of anxiety and reveals how we can rewire our brains to cultivate creativity and connection. We discuss how anxiety operates in the brain, why modern life amplifies it, and the surprising ways we can break free by embracing curiosity and creative action. Martha also shares fascinating insights into the brain's left and right hemispheres and how activating the right hemisphere can lead to profound joy and a sense of purpose. Whether you're battling anxiety or looking for new ways to thrive creatively, this conversation is packed with powerful tools and ideas to shift your perspective. Some highlights we explore: Why "the opposite of anxiety is not calm—it’s creativity." How the left hemisphere creates anxiety loops and the right hemisphere fosters connection. Why modern environments disconnect us from nature and amplify anxiety—and how to reset. Enjoy!
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How to Unlock the Hidden Power of Your Inner Self | Gabby Bernstein
01/01/2025
How to Unlock the Hidden Power of Your Inner Self | Gabby Bernstein
In this episode, Gabby Bernstein shares how to unlock the hidden power of your inner self and transform your life through self-help and healing. Gabby is a New York Times bestselling author of several books, including The Universe Has Your Back, a motivational speaker, and a trailblazer for the next generation of spiritual seekers. Featured on Oprah’s SuperSoul Sunday and internationally renowned for her approachable, transformative guidance, Gabby has dedicated nearly two decades to helping millions find peace, joy, and their highest potential. We dive into her latest book, Self Help: This Is Your Chance to Change Your Life, where Gabby breaks down how to heal trauma, confront coping mechanisms, and access your "self-energy" to transform your life. She shares the personal struggles that inspired her journey, the transformative power of Internal Family Systems Therapy, and how anyone can use her simple, practical methods to feel calmer, clearer, and more connected—starting today. This episode is a must-listen for anyone ready to take the first step toward true inner peace. Some highlights we explore: Why “a part of me” losing control is often a sign of unprocessed pain. Gabby’s four-step process to connect with your coping mechanisms and start healing. A live exercise where Gabby helps me confront my inner “workaholic.” Join Gabby on her Change Your Life Tour in New York, L.A., San Francisco or Boston Enjoy!
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Why Taking Small Steps Toward Big Risks Can Transform Your Life | The Ready State
12/25/2024
Why Taking Small Steps Toward Big Risks Can Transform Your Life | The Ready State
In this episode, I share how small steps toward big risks can transform your life and unlock your full creative potential. I reflect on pivotal moments in my journey, including abandoning a traditional path in medicine to pursue photography, and how embracing risk and intuition has shaped my career as a creative and entrepreneur. I dive deep with Kelly and Juliette Starrett, world-class movement experts and co-founders of The Ready State, to explore the mindset shifts, tools, and habits that allow us to embrace uncertainty, reinvent ourselves, and build lives aligned with our true passions. This episode is packed with actionable insights, personal stories, and thought-provoking ideas on everything from intuition and play to the constraints that shape our success. Some highlights we explore: The surprising illusion of safety and why it holds us back from growth. How Kelly’s early risk-taking as a river guide shaped his approach to business and life. Juliette’s insight on why we should view constraints as opportunities rather than obstacles. My journey from med school dropout to Emmy-nominated creative and what it taught me about freedom. Enjoy!
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How Self-Betrayal Is Holding You Back | The Gary Vee Show
12/18/2024
How Self-Betrayal Is Holding You Back | The Gary Vee Show
In this episode, I join the hot seat as a guest on The Gary Vee Show, flipping the script to unpack the universal struggle of self-betrayal and the resilience it takes to rise above it. We get real about trusting your instincts, overcoming rejection, and stepping boldly into the unknown. Along the way, we break down the lessons from Never Play It Safe, challenge the limits of comfort zones, and embrace vulnerability as a strength. Some highlights we discuss: Why self-betrayal happens and how to move forward The surprising benefits of trusting your intuition How to embrace discomfort and pursue what truly matters Enjoy!
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7 Ways AI is Transforming Creativity | Brian Solis
12/11/2024
7 Ways AI is Transforming Creativity | Brian Solis
In this episode, Brian Solis shares his fresh perspective on creativity and innovation in a world rapidly evolving with generative AI. He redefines innovation as the ability to create new value, emphasizing the importance of mindset shifts to unlock exponential growth. Brian discusses how to use AI beyond transactional tasks, turning it into a true thought partner, and explains how courage, curiosity, and rethinking uncertainty are critical for navigating and shaping the future. Some highlights we cover: Why innovation is more about thinking than technology. Using AI as a creative partner, not just a tool. Turning uncertainty into actionable opportunities. Enjoy!
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Why Comfort Zones Are Overrated | Behind the Human
12/04/2024
Why Comfort Zones Are Overrated | Behind the Human
In this episode, I sit down with Marc Champagne on Behind the Human Podcast to unpack the journey of chasing success versus finding fulfillment. We talk about stepping out of comfort zones, breaking free from societal expectations, and staying true to who you really are. I share lessons learned from building and selling CreativeLive, rewriting my book at the eleventh hour to make it authentic, and how pivotal moments—including a childhood comment and my grandfather's passing—shaped my path. Some highlights we cover: The two questions that guide a meaningful life. Why external success doesn’t equal internal happiness. How fear can be the key to living authentically. Enjoy!
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