The Chase Jarvis LIVE Show

Elizabeth Gilbert, bestselling novelist of Eat, Pray, Love and City of Girls, speaks about creativity, truth-telling, and mental health. She discusses honesty as the route out of pain. She explains mercy as the foundation for creative work. She shares why tending your inner life can be the most important job and how hands-on tasks can reset a stuck mind.

Mel Robbins, author and speaker known for the 5-Second Rule, shares how a simple countdown helped her overcome anxiety, inertia, and life chaos. She tells stories of career detours, panic and recovery, and practical ways to use the 5-4-3-2-1 hack. The conversation also explores energy as passion and barriers women face in performance spaces.

Ryan Holiday, bestselling author and modern Stoicism popularizer. He talks about Stoic practices like perception, action, and will. He discusses making work that lasts versus trendy stuff. He explains how marketing, packaging, and storytelling help great work find an audience. He shares habits and frameworks creators use to build timeless projects.

Ben Uyeda, designer and maker behind Homemade Modern and the Reset Hotel, distills a practice of escalation: building from vases to a 65-room desert hotel. He discusses choosing bigger, curiosity over safety, turning nature into a thesis, daily routines that compound into major projects, and designing immersive places that pull people away from screens.

Tony Robbins, life and business strategist and bestselling author, blends peak performance coaching with regenerative medicine insights. He explores precision diagnostics, stem cell and gene therapies, daily priming rituals, and low-cost preventive tactics. The conversation highlights habit-based performance, longevity science, and how advanced medical tools are becoming more accessible.

Brené Brown, researcher and bestselling author on vulnerability and shame, joins to discuss creativity and courage. She explains why vulnerability is courage, how it fuels creative risk, and why criticism is inevitable. Short, sharp talks cover who gets to critique, protecting creative energy, and balancing openness with boundaries.

A discussion about why polished perfection is becoming invisible and authenticity is rising in value. Exploration of how AI, templates, and filters changed creative standards. A dive into why our brains notice disruption and how deliberate imperfections can be used as a signature. Advice on leaning into unique quirks so your work stands out in a sea of sameness.

Jeff Boyd, founder of MTE and former president of Luggage Free who built and sold a global shipping business, talks about choosing hard, tangible work. He explores building unsexy physical products, creating clean energy alternatives, curiosity-driven entrepreneurship, leadership by example, and why embracing difficult problems creates advantage.

A personal story about declaring a bold life change and feeling the heavy silence that follows. The talk explores how safety can hide fear and stall action. It reframes weaknesses as chances to grow and sees setbacks as strength-building challenges. The message urges taking calculated risks and choosing freedom over playing it safe.

Eric Zimmer, author and creator of The One You Feed, who rebuilt his life after addiction and homelessness. He explores how lasting change comes from countless small choices rather than dramatic moments. Short scenes about inner conflict, aligning emotion and reason, playing future consequences, and a practical SPAR framework for steady progress.