The Chase Jarvis Live Show

In this episode, we're talking about the sneaky imposter syndrome that many of us face. Have you ever doubted your abilities, despite your long list of achievements? Well, you're not alone. Imposter syndrome is like that mischievous friend who loves to whisper self-doubt into your ear.  Some topics we get into:  Understanding the fear of not being good enough The roots of self-doubt How imposter syndrome shows up in our lives Recognizing the impostor withim and much more Enjoy!

In this episode, Dr. Nicole LePera shares insights on relationships, personal growth, and holistic wellness. Dr. LePera is a clinical psychologist and the creator of the #SelfHealers movement. She explores the connection between the mind, body, and soul and emphasizes the importance of understanding our emotions and nervous system. We dive into various topics, including the impact of unmet needs in relationships, trauma bonds, and the power of rewiring our brains to shape our relationships. Dr. LePera also discusses the concept of letting go of our ego story and embracing empowerment consciousness to challenge our beliefs and create positive change. Some highlights we explore: The role of the body and nervous system in healing and personal growth The patterns and dynamics that shape our relationships Strategies for meeting our own needs and soothing overwhelming emotions Tools for empowering our relationships and having difficult conversations Steps to repair and strengthen relationships after conflict Join

In this episode, we're talking about the Lone Genius Myth - that age-old belief that the greatest creative works are the result of solo, exceptionally talented individuals. But is this myth overrated?  We'll explore how collaboration fuels innovation, how community plays a vital role in the creative process, and why redefining creative success can lead to greater growth. We'll also uncover the importance of embracing diversity and the role it plays in driving true innovation. Enjoy!

In this episode, Scott Shigeoka shares insights on the power of curiosity and its ability to transform our lives and the world. Scott Shigeoka is an internationally recognized curiosity expert, speaker, and author. He has taught courses on curiosity at The University of Texas at Austin and explored its role in positive well-being and relationships at U.C. Berkeley’s Greater Good Science Center. Scott has taken a 45,000-mile road trip around the country to delve into uncomfortable situations and bridge divides through curiosity. In our conversation, Scott emphasizes that curiosity is not just a personality trait but the foundation of connection, growth, and healing. He introduces his "DIVE" model, which helps activate deep curiosity by guiding us to detach from assumptions and biases, intend to prepare our mindset, value the dignity of every person, and embrace the hard times in life. Some highlights we explore: The importance of curiosity in navigating societal challenges and building connections How curiosi

In this episode, dive into the transformative power of accountability in the creative process. Discover what truly separates professionals from amateurs in the realm of creativity. We're unraveling the essence of creative autonomy, the power of professional accountability, and the art of beginning and sharing your creative journey. Some highlights we explore: Unpacking the true meaning of being a professional in the creative world, beyond just earning from your craft. Exploring Patti Smith's disciplined approach to creativity and its pivotal role in self-accountability. Strategies for integrating accountability into your creative routine, including goal setting and progress tracking. Tackling the challenge of starting projects with manageable, actionable steps. The crucial role of a creative community in fostering accountability and the impact of sharing your journey. Enjoy!

In this episode, Mark Manson shares insights on his creative process and inspiration. Mark is a three-time #1 New York Times bestselling author, known for his book "The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck." He has sold millions of copies of his books worldwide and has become a prominent figure in the field of life advice. During the conversation, Mark discusses the challenges of following up on a highly successful book and the pressure to reproduce the same level of success. He shares his personal journey of finding freedom in pursuing new creative endeavors and embracing the anxiety that comes with it. Mark also explores the benefits of negative emotions and how they can be used as motivators in life. Some highlights we explore: The tension between trying to replicate success and pursuing new creative endeavors The emotional challenges of achieving success and dealing with anxiety The benefits of negative emotions and how they can be harnessed for personal growth Enjoy!

In this episode, we're talking about how to reclaim your most valuable asset: time. As a creative, I've always struggled with finding enough hours in the day to pursue my passions. But what if there was a way to "buy back" your time and focus on what truly matters? Join me as we dive into the concept of the Buyback Principle from Dan Martell. We'll explore how delegating can help us reclaim precious hours, allowing us to maximize our creative potential.  Key topics discussed in this episode: Understanding the Buyback Principle The Four Aspects of Leverage The Buyback Rate: A Creative's Best Friend Where to Apply Leverage: The Buyback Loop The Pitfalls of Buying Back Time The Importance of Staying Aligned with Your Passions If you'd like to listen to Dan Martell's episode on the show, you can find that here: https://chasejarvis.lnk.to/DanMartell Enjoy!

In this episode, Michael Gervais shares his insights on high performance and the importance of training the mind. As a world-renowned high-performance psychologist, Michael has worked with top athletes, Fortune 100 CEOs, and internationally acclaimed artists to help them achieve their full potential. During our conversation, we dive into the key factors that contribute to leading a high-performance life. Michael emphasizes the significance of training our craft, body, and mind, and how neglecting any of these areas can hinder our success. He also highlights the parallels between elite athleticism and business, explaining how the best practices from sports can be applied to other domains. Some highlights we explore: The three essential elements we can train as humans: craft, body, and mind The importance of incorporating mindset training into our daily routines How to make psychology and mental skills easily accessible throughout the day Overcoming the misconception that psychology is only for the weak Exampl

In this episode, we're talking about the power of structure in boosting creativity. Picture this: you're sitting in your studio, staring at a blank canvas, waiting for inspiration to strike like a lightning bolt. But what if I told you that there's a better way to unleash your creativity? Join me as we explore the surprising relationship between structure and creativity. Some topics we'll get into: The misconception of creativity as spontaneous and unstructured How developing basic strategies and frameworks can actually enhance your creative output The importance of consistent action and establishing a creative practice The story of a photographer who found success through structure and daily practice Enjoy!

In this episode, T.A. McCann shares his entrepreneurial journey and insights into the world of startups. T.A. McCann is a serial entrepreneur, having founded and led successful companies such as Senosis and Gist. He is also an active angel investor and an adjunct professor at the University of Washington Foster School of Business. During our conversation, T.A. McCann dives into various topics, including the challenges of building and scaling a startup, the importance of quantified health ideas and investments, and the lessons he learned from his experience as a professional sailor. We explore the creative process behind entrepreneurship, the role of technology and innovation, and the impact of collaboration and community in the startup ecosystem. Some highlights we explore: T.A. McCann's journey from professional sailor to successful entrepreneur The key factors that contribute to startup success The role of marketing analytics in driving business growth The importance of understanding user needs and feedbac

In this episode, we're diving into the world of personal style and how it can take your creativity to the next level. Imagine this: You've mastered the technical skills and techniques, but there's something missing. That missing piece is your own unique voice, your signature style. It's what sets you apart from the crowd and makes your creations truly remarkable. But here's the thing, you can't find your style by imitating others or chasing trends. It's about experimenting, embracing your quirks, and gradually building your own toolkit. Some topics we'll cover: The value of developing a personal style Why chasing other people's styles leads to frustration The importance of authenticity and embracing your quirks How to let your style emerge naturally through your creative process The benefits of cultivating a signature style in your creative journey Let's dive in and discover the power of finding your signature style. Enjoy!

Whitney Hanson’s vulnerable and authentic words have connected with thousands of readers around the globe. At 22 years old, she's already a published author and viral sensation on TikTok. Her next highly-anticipated project, 'Harmony' will be released on November 7th. Whitney and I sit down to discuss her journey, lessons learned, and tips for aspiring creators in this podcast. Highlights from our conversation:       Whitney's unconventional journey as a poet       Facing the fear of rejection to give your work a chance       Writing from the heart and learning to forge your own direction       Why everyone's art is worth sharing Enjoy!

In today’s episode, I’m unpacking “10 Things Every Creator Should Know.” This is a dive into the hard-earned truths that can make or break your creative journey. We’re talking about the real stuff, the lessons that come from the trenches of creativity and entrepreneurship. We delve into why clients can’t always tell you what they need and why aiming for ‘different’ rather than ‘better’ can set you on a path to true innovation. Discover why embracing big challenges leads to your best work, and why simplicity is your best friend in a world cluttered with complexity. Learn the art of bouncing back from mistakes with grace and speed, and understand why value should be your north star, not price. Some topics we get into: Rethinking Expertise: Unpacking why the true expert in your creative journey is you, and how external advice should serve as a guide, not a gospel. Client Collaboration: Shifting the narrative on client interactions, emphasizing the importance of innovation over simply meeting expressed needs. In

In this episode, Steven Pressfield shares his insights on overcoming resistance and pursuing creative endeavors. An acclaimed author known for his works in fiction, non-fiction, and screenwriting, he gained recognition with his debut novel "The Legend of Bagger Vance" and his historical fiction novel "Gates of Fire." But for me, his groundbreaking book “The War of Art” impacted me like no other. During the conversation, we dive deep into the concept of resistance and how it hinders our creative pursuits. Pressfield discusses the challenges of sitting down to create and the negative force that radiates off the keyboard. He shares his personal strategies for combating resistance, including the importance of turning pro and acting like a professional. Some highlights we explore: The secret that real writers know about the difficulty of sitting down to write The distinction between amateurs and professionals in creative pursuits Overcoming adversity and self-doubt to continue creating The concept of "Put Your As

Have you ever wondered how boredom can actually fuel your creative thinking? Well, in today's hyper-connected world, genuine moments of boredom are becoming increasingly rare. We're constantly bombarded with notifications, messages, and endless streams of content. But what if I told you that boredom, that very state we often dread, could be one of your most powerful tools for unlocking fresh ideas and making creative breakthroughs? Key topics discussed in this episode: The myth of constant stimulation Boredom as the brain's reset button Historical geniuses and their relationship with boredom Cultivating constructive boredom through digital detox, mindful moments, journaling, and embracing routine Enjoy!

In this episode, Andy Mitchell shares his insights on psychedelics, their potential applications, and his personal journey exploring their effects. Andy Mitchell is a recovering neuropsychologist and the author of the book "Ten Trips," which takes a comprehensive look at the world of psychedelics and their various settings. Today we're diving into the fascinating world of psychedelics. Along with his experiences, Andy shares the history and cultural significance of psychedelics, the therapeutic potential of these substances, and the broader implications for mental health and personal growth. Some highlights we explore: The transformative power of psychedelics in reshaping personal narratives and understanding of reality The broader cultural and historical context of psychedelic use and its impact on indigenous communities The intersection of science, spirituality, and philosophy in the study of psychedelics The importance of responsible and informed use of psychedelics for therapeutic purposes Personal anecd

Remember when we were kids and we'd spend hours just tinkering around with stuff? No agenda, no pressure, just pure curiosity. Well, in this episode, we're diving deep into why tinkering matters and how it can unlock your creativity and break the routine. In this episode, we get into: Skill Development: Flex your problem-solving muscles and witness firsthand how tinkering sharpens your abilities. Breaking the Monotony: Escape the daily grind and breathe new life into your routine by embracing the freedom of tinkering. Building Resilience: Embrace the beauty of making mistakes and learn how each stumble strengthens your resilience. and more! Enjoy!

In this episode, Suneel Gupta shares his insights on finding success and joy in what you do, as discussed in his book "Everyday Dharma: 8 Essential Practices for Finding Success and Joy in What You Do". Suneel is a renowned speaker, bestselling author, and co-founder of the Gross National Happiness Center. We dive deep into the concept of dharma, our inner calling, and how it can transform our lives. Suneel shares personal stories, history, science, and Eastern philosophy to guide us on a journey of self-discovery. He emphasizes the importance of living in alignment with our essence and finding our unique purpose. Some highlights we explore: The misconception of the "arrival fallacy" and how it leads to emptiness Understanding the essence of dharma and its transformative power Balancing work and well-being for sustained success Ancient practices and rituals for discovering and living our sacred calling Letting go of anxieties and following our wildest ambitions Enjoy!

In this episode, we delve into the importance of sharing and promoting your work as a vital part of the creative process. Discover how sharing not only showcases your value as a creator but also fuels a continuous flow of creativity. From planning your promotional activities to embracing the power of sharing, we explore how even the most successful creators engage in promotion while staying true to their identity. Key topics discussed in this episode: The importance of sharing and promoting your work The circular flow of creativity in the Sharing Cycle The role of community in the creative process Effective transition from creating to promoting Celebrating your work while remaining authentic as a creator. Enjoy!

In this episode, Matt Abrahams shares his expertise in communication and how to speak successfully when put on the spot. Matt is a leading expert in communication with decades of experience as an educator, author, podcast host, and coach. As a Lecturer in Organizational Behavior at Stanford University’s Graduate School of Business, he teaches popular classes in strategic communication and effective virtual presenting. He has also helped countless presenters improve their communication skills, including those delivering IPO road shows and TED talks. During our conversation, we delve into the power of spontaneous communication and how it can enhance our creativity and ability to convey ideas. Matt emphasizes the importance of mindset, managing anxiety, and being present in the moment. We explore the key ingredients of charisma and how they can be learned and practiced. Matt also shares practical strategies for structuring our messages and making them relevant and engaging. Some highlights we explore: The impac