The Chase Jarvis LIVE Show

Adrian Grenier is best known for his roles on HBO's Entourage and as a producer in the documentary Teenage Paparazzo. After concluding his years in the entertainment industry, Adrian decided to make a drastic change by leaving New York and going to Texas. In this episode, he shares his journey into self-discovery, how nature has allowed him to reconnect with himself and the world around him, and h...

Certainly I've made a career in awareness as a photographer — finding moments or, arguably, the beauty in things. But more important than that, I think awareness (not just of beauty but of things – but awareness in general, internal states, etc) is a powerful tool — one that gets us all out of your head, into the present moment, and more connected to the world around us. In fact, when people are e...

At the intersection of our creative work and our ability to use technology to scale, is a thriving creator economy. Right now, as creative entrepreneurs, we're in the middle of that intersection. Roberto Blake says, "It's a great time to be a creator, monetize, and develop and scale our personal brands." But, we know it's not always so clear. It's also a confusing time. We hear a lot of advice com...

The world is crazy sometimes. Getting crazier with tragedies, war, politics, and more. But we can also find moments of reflection, of empathy, and gratitude for what we DO have, even amidst the loss, fear, and stress. These kinds of events can also serve as wake up calls for life…what are the things we're supposed to be doing in life. Over the years it's made me think more intentionally about how...

Dr. Nicole LePera is an experienced clinical psychologist with a career of groundbreaking  work at her back. She built a reputable name for herself in the world of self-improvement with the release of her first book, 'How to Do the Work' (a New York Times Bestseller), and by pioneering the popular #SelfHealers movement, which  focuses on teaching people how to build self-awareness, cultivate inner...

I'm a huge believer in making art for art's sake. Taking photos that no one is going to pay you for. Shooting films that aren't commissioned or funded. Writing words that the world may never read. I've said before that doing and making always trumps talking about it , but there's also a difference between the doing and making that pays the bills and the doing and making that brings joy, that hones...

Today's world is full  of stress and anxiety. From work to relationships to politics, it's easy to get bogged down and feel like happiness is out of reach. But Neil Pasricha says it doesn't have to be that way. Neil is the New York Times bestselling author of The Book of Awesome, The Happiness Equation, and You Are Awesome. He's also the creator of the award-winning blog 1000 Awesome Things, which...

If you've been a long time listener of this show, you've heard me say "you can't stand out and fit in at the same time. These two dichotomies can keep us paralized. If you never make anything, if you make only what you're comfortable making, or if you are making but you never share, you're hiding. Once you start hiding, you stop growing. If you feel like you're hiding or you've stopped growing, th...

In this episode, I'm answering some of my favorite questions from a recent AMA. It was impossible to answer every question, but I did try to select common themes so a single question hits in the ballpark of several others. Some topics we get into: How to navigate ever-changing social media platforms and still get our work seen How do we get more comfortable with social interaction in a post-covid...

Let's face it, when you put new creative ideas into the world few people understand it. Others may reject it. Overall it's likely you'll be met with resistance. That's ok.  In this episode, we talk about how to navigate these waters. Whether these folks are your loved ones or cynics trying to tamp down your dreams. If we need rocket fuel for our dreams to achieve escape velocity, the cynics in our...

The creative field is rife with challenges, and Mauro Porcini knows this better than most. In his three-decade long career, Mauro has gone from a young aspiring designer to the Chief Design Officer of PepsiCo. In this episode, Mauro shares his journey and how he's learned to navigate the ever-changing landscape of the design industry. He also fills us in on his new book, The Human Side of Innovati...

In this episode, I sit down with a recent college grade in the thick of decision-making and action-taking as he embarks on his career. He has great questions about what to do first and next. This applies to anyone looking to pivot toward their dream role or career, or exploring something new. When exploring what steps we can take to support starting a new career, it's critical that we get out ther...

What does it take to transform creativity into sustained innovation? Award winning designer, author and entrepreneur Hussain Almossawi is helping designers and creatives harness their ideaes into reality. In this episode, we explore the lessons he's learned working and designing for companies like Adidas, Nike, Intel, Apple, Ford, and Pepsi to generate new ideas and innovation. He shares some of t...

We all have things that zap our time and energy. Many we are aware of, some we're not. Big confession: some of these took way longer to address than I care to admit. Over the pandemic I employeed a few different personal experiements that ended up changing my life for the better. In this episode I share what I tried and how it helped. These have been some of the biggest game-changers to doing more...

At the starting point of our creative journey, we make choices that will either drive us toward what we want or drive us away from it. At the time, we might not even realize what's driving us. We think outside forces play a bigger role than internal determination and intuition, which in the end is the reason we arrive anywhere. Norton Zanini is a Florida-based photographer and creative entrepreneu...

It's a terrible feeling when those close to you don't support you. For anyone following an untraditional path, it's common. Embarking on out-of-the-box careers or creative pursuits seems to ruffle other people's feathers. To complicate matters more, it's usually those closest to us who don't want us to get hurt by steering off trail.  How do we balance our dreams and ambitions with those who do no...

Joey Cofone , Co-Founder, and CEO of Baronfig joins me on the podcast as we explore The Laws of Creativity, the title of his new book. In this episode, Joey shares his experience from creating over 100 products. How does one learn something new and eventually turn it into mastery? How do you make that work stand out?  Joey is an award-winning graphic designer based in New York City. Featured in Fa...

The stubborn myth of the "starving artist," the threadbare but exuberant poet who has to choose between ink and food, isn't just false, it's toxic. Notions like this drain your energy and either get you chasing dollars for all the wrong reasons or encourage others to take advantage of you by undervaluing your work.  In this episode, we talk about how b elieving in the myth is a self-fulfilling pro...

I've had Adam Gazzaley on the show before. He's an incredibly blended human who is a neuroscientist, speaker, entrepreneur, photographer, author, he's even an inventor. He's revolutionizing how we use technology for brain optimization. His work is paving the way forward when it comes to using technology to improve and retrain how we use our brains. This includes treating ADHD and other mental heal...

Beginnings are tenuous times. Getting anything substantial off the ground means making countless tiny decisions first, any one of which might assume vast importance—if you're successful down the road. Fear of the unknown and becoming paralyzed the all the decisions you need to make can be debilitating. This episode is a quick reminder to embrace the unknown. Enjoy!

Danielle LaPorte is a New York Times Bestselling author, speaker, and entrepreneur. She is the creator of The Desire Map, a toolkit for self-coaching that has been translated into eight languages, and the author of White Hot Truth and The Fire Starter Sessions. Danielle has been featured on Oprah's SuperSoul Sunday, Tony Robbins' Podcast, and in Forbes, Inc., and Harper's Bazaar. In 2012, Danielle...

We often start out thinking if we can just do the "right" work, we'll break through. When in fact, it's not the what work we should focus on, but how much. Here's your little boost for the day to remind you to block out the noise, recognize our own procrastination, and zero in on what matters: Volume. Enjoy!

Ryan Holiday is the author of numerous New York Times best-selling books and one of the most philosophical people of this generation. He is often described as a modern stoic and has re-popularized the concept of stoicism in today's society. Today on the show, we're digging into the topic of Ryan's newest book, Discipline is Destiny. When we hear the word discipline, we often picture military-like...

Most of us have been given the  same general blueprint for success since birth. Go to school, get good grades, go to college, get a job, work hard and you'll be successful. And for a long time, this was an effective path to success. But in recent years, the idea of what it means to be successful has changed. With the advent of technology and the global interconnectedness of the world, success is n...

If you've ever wondered what ends a relationship fastest, these two guests have the answer. Drs. John and Julie Gottman cofounders of The Gottman Institute , both world-renowned in their field, have devoted their lives to the research and practice of helping people create healthy, long-lasting relationships. They're joining me on the show and I'm thrilled because Kate and I just celebrated our 25t...