The Chase Jarvis LIVE Show

Feeling bogged down by endless work? Discover how play, often sidelined by productivity, is actually essential for creativity and well-being. Embrace the idea that play can redefine work—what if doing chores felt like a game or emails turned into a fun challenge? By shifting your perspective, everyday tasks can spark joy. Remember, play isn't just for kids; it's a lifeline for adults too. Laugh more, move your body, and reconnect with your natural state—play might just be the most important work you’ll ever do.

Melissa Arnot Reid, a trailblazing mountaineer and the first American woman to summit Everest without supplemental oxygen, dives into profound themes of inner growth and self-acceptance. She discusses the fallacy of achievement and how success doesn't equate to happiness. Through her experiences in extreme environments, she reveals that the hardest climbs are often the ones within ourselves. Melissa also shares insights from her memoir, 'Enough,' exploring the journey towards self-forgiveness and the importance of embracing vulnerability for true fulfillment.

Jenny Wood, author of Wild Courage and a former Google executive, dives into the power of overcoming fear in this engaging conversation. She shares personal stories of career shifts and the significance of embracing one's so-called negative traits like shamelessness. Listeners will learn how reframing fears can lead to personal growth and what 'fearscaping' means in the context of overcoming self-doubt. Jenny emphasizes the beauty of vulnerability, resilience, and even obsession as tools for success, encouraging everyone to take bold actions towards their dreams.

Ever felt paralyzed by self-doubt? Discover how to embrace your intuition and trust that quieter voice inside you. Navigating life transitions becomes easier when you start to listen to your gut feelings. Embrace the messy beginnings and see mistakes as valuable lessons. Courage doesn’t mean the absence of fear—it’s about being just a little braver. Finally, remember that you don't have to follow someone else's map; it's your journey, so take that first step towards personal fulfillment!

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 @InspiredtoWrite. 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 We Need Your Art, 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!

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.

Society often pushes us into a box, urging us to play it safe. But embracing multiple passions can lead to a fulfilling life. Mastery in one area can unlock doors to new pursuits, providing credibility and confidence. The best time to start chasing your dreams was years ago; the next best time is now. Challenge conventional norms and explore diverse pathways to success.

Feeling lost in your career? This discussion highlights the struggle between creativity and conformity. It shares a personal story of founding a successful platform that turned into a stifling corporate entity. Listeners learn how small shifts can lead to a drift away from purpose. The conversation emphasizes the importance of recognizing the need for change to reconnect with passion. Practical insights are offered for navigating career transitions, promoting a fulfilling life in sync with your true self.

Sahil Bloom, a writer, entrepreneur, and investor, challenges the conventional pursuit of wealth with his insights from 'The Five Types of Wealth.' He argues that chasing money alone limits true fulfillment. Instead, he proposes a holistic view of wealth that includes time, social connections, and mental health. Listeners will learn how to escape the busyness trap, implement the 'energy calendar' technique to manage their time more effectively, and redefine their personal success metrics. This conversation is a blueprint for living a meaningful life.

Aaron Leventhal, a former professional soccer player and performance coach, shares his transformative journey through health challenges that reshaped his outlook on life. He discusses how his experiences led to a reevaluation of priorities and deepened relationships. The conversation highlights the importance of resilience, embracing the joy of movement, and setting personalized fitness goals. Aaron's insights encourage listeners to view fitness as a catalyst for personal growth, particularly through life's transitions and the pursuit of wellness in middle age.