Chase Jarvis on the Dangers of Playing it Safe

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Award-winning photographer and founder of CreativeLive Chase Jarvis is one of the top 30 photographers of the past decade. In this episode of Impact Theory with Tom Bilyeu, Chase dives deep into how to create a life that you love through the power of complex personal narrative and descriptive visualization.
GIFT FROM CHASE: www.creativelive.com/impacttheory
SHOW NOTES
Chase recalls how a near-death experience helped shape his worldview. [4:26]
Chase reveals how he applied critical thinking and self-reflection to live out his dreams. [8:22]
Tom and Chase discuss cultivating the ability to listen to your intuition. [14:55]
Chase explains the power of narrative and storytelling. [21:07]
Tom and Chase talk about meditation and switching your narrative. [24:33]
Chase describes how he incorporates his senses and crafts headlines through visualization. [28:14]
Tom and Chase discuss the growth mindset and desire to learn. [33:45]
Chase digs deep into the core values of creativity, access, and community. [35:45]
Chase defines the impact that he wants to have on the world. [41:04]
Chase breaks down why playing it safe is the most dangerous thing you can do. [42:01]
MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE
Creative Live - cr8.lv/2n5GDsb [1:35]
Transcendental Meditation - bit.ly/2nUriIo [24:38]
Chase Jarvis Live - bit.ly/1j7G4qP [33:47]
PEOPLE
Steven Kotler - bit.ly/1Rqy3xb [16:42]
Jamie Wheal - bit.ly/2lIJGUN [16:44]
Stealing Fire - amzn.to/2o4losm [16:46]
Gary Vaynerchuk - bit.ly/1PaMYdn [19:33]
Tim Ferriss - bit.ly/2jffIXh [19:33]
Ariana Huffington - bit.ly/2hu55kf [19:35]
Brene Brown - bit.ly/2hqYQeR [19:36]
Tony Robbins - bit.ly/1XZ9F6L [31:21]
Mark Cuban - bit.ly/1bBNscl [41:58]
BOOKS
Tell to Win - amzn.to/2o496Ai [21:33]
Tools of Titans - amzn.to/2noSUqk [25:25]
FOLLOW CHASE
TWITTER: bit.ly/2nBS0tq
INSTAGRAM: bit.ly/2mjni81
FACEBOOK: bit.ly/2nBSUWE
SNAPCHAT: @chasejarvis
FOLLOW CREATIVE LIVE
TWITTER: bit.ly/2mGSiu2
Tom Bilyeu is the co-founder of 2014 Inc. 500 company Quest Nutrition - a unicorn startup valued at over $1 billion - and the co-founder and host of Impact Theory. Impact Theory is a first-of-its-kind company designed to facilitate global change through the incubation of mission-based businesses and the cultivation of empowering content. Every piece of content Impact Theory creates is meant to underscore the company mission to free people from The Matrix and help them unlock their true potential. Impact Theory exists to inspire the next generation of game-changing companies and creators that will make a true and lasting impact on the world.
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@larsonsixstudios 7 лет назад

I've been hospitalized three times for bipolar disorder. Still working on my recovery story and changing my narrative. In other words, redefining what bipolar disorder is, and what it means to have a diagnosis. So easy to accept stigma and limited thinking. Impact Theory helps me overcome limiting beliefs.

@OurNewestMember 6 лет назад

Wow! Most couldn't possible imagine. Incredible. "Bipolar" is big deal. But I wonder what other 99.6% of yourself is that's waiting to shine through...

@melissarose6901 5 лет назад

I suffered with bipolar disorder (misdiagnosed as anxiety and adhd) for 20 years. Life was chaos and destruction. I was finally able to get a good doctor, a medicine that worked, and a recovery program that includes meditation and delving into internet content like this. I feel a million times better than I ever have. Stigma can suck it! Don't ever give up on yourself, and def keep watching this channel because it has helped me big time!

@simritadhillon8618 7 лет назад

As a creative person myself, it's so amazing to hear the importance of creativity as a core value. Besides, the visualisation technique of smelling the grass & Using all the senses is so powerful. Took away so much from this episode as always. Thank you for your awesomeness !

@stefanpr4 7 лет назад

This is probably my favorite episode next to Wyclef Jean always been a massive fan of Chase and his work! Thank you once again Tom & Chase!

@williamm581 7 лет назад

Great interview with Chase! I like how he did NOT SETTLE for what everyone else thought he should do, now look at him. "Game Tight"! BTW feeling those kicks Tom. Creativity inspires Creativity!

@PinkSallyProductions 7 лет назад

What can I say but thanks, yet again! I've seen Chase Jarvis interviewed a few times now & this is, by far, my favourite. I love how deep you got him to dig as I learnt so much more, not just about Mr Jarvis, but also about my own creative struggles. He strikes me as a man that is not only greatly talented but also humble & generous. I can see why you wanted him in front of you on the comfy chair Tom! I look forward to the 'after' session, I will have a notepad ready (who needs college? Heh heh. . . ) 🌹

@ibraheemelgallad9686 7 лет назад

I love how he reframes his answer at the end from fear to what an incredible time we're living in to have access to so much knowledge. Reframing my thoughts... one of many lessons I'm going to take away from this episode! Great interview @Chase Jarvis and @Tom Bilyeu!

@TheAudioJourney 7 лет назад

Just wow. This episode was so so valuable, and overall, these are the 3 main words I took: higher level thinking. A near death experience shouldn't need to be the thing that makes you realise what you want to do in the world, thank you both so much for this episode!

@RossQuintana 6 лет назад

Another great one here, I was already a fan of Chase's work and his interviews. Really enjoyed the conversation. I will also deep dive on meditation to see what I think. I love how you both came out and admitted the motivation for the show was to learn and sit with people who inspire you. The value to community is an added benefit. I find myself on a similar path. The network is forming itself.

@SaeleeSaan 6 лет назад

i'm glad i finally gave chase a chance. while i'll admit that i held off this interview for a very long time because to me i didn't believe that he had anything really worth sharing as a top photographer but he had just as much, if not more, than the biggest entrepreneurs of our time. my close-mindedness almost made miss out on such an amazing interview. his visualization practice is extremely interesting and powerful. now i have to watch it 10 more times. again, thanks tom!

@Grifons003 6 лет назад

Tom and Chase! Thank you! I gained so much! And that visualization exercise is something that I'll definitely try! "You have to write your own script. And if you don't, someone else will surely write it for you!" - Chase Jarvis Cheers!

@natalierivera3250 7 лет назад

Thank you both, not for your books or companies, but for THIS CONVERSATION! I can't get over the synchronicity of it. It's mind blowing how many times I randomly click an Impact Theory episode that is totally in alignment with what I'm noodling at that moment... (DOES THIS HAPPEN TO ANYONE ELSE!?) but THIS video was such crazy timing I had to come back and leave this message. On March 29, I published program about rewriting your life story... so I've been researching and writing about this topic non stop for a month. The VERY next morning, I opened RU-vid and this interview with Chase Jarvis popped up--first video. So, I clicked, thinking it was about "the dangers of playing it safe"... but I found that Chase was speaking about his passion for "inspiring people to live their potential and live their OWN dreams, not everyone else', and write their own stories." This is the EXACT message of my course! I could not be more passionate about this topic. I am so grateful you are both using your reach to help people take their power back! Thank you.

@TomBilyeu 7 лет назад

Wow! This is so cool! I love that kind of synchronicity! Amazing!

@ThePermacultureStudent 6 лет назад

I felt it immediately - first time meditation was like WHOA and I've done it daily for over a year now. SO GOOD!

@Innertruth_official 7 лет назад

Tom I must say, your show is becoming better and better. It really has an impact on my life!

@TomBilyeu 7 лет назад

Thanks, Leon!!! I love hearing that!!!

@theponyshow 7 лет назад

I can't stop watching!!!💖💖💖

@llameshorts9645 4 года назад

What an unbelievable show TOM!!! Thank you for this amazing piece of information!!!Chase is a genius!! Much love from ROMANIA!!!

@KCurramsPhotography 7 лет назад

I came for the Chase and stayed for the playlist. Awesome sauce for the breaks in the working day to put a pep in the step and the head back on the shoulders. Subbed!

@eb-art5608 5 лет назад

What an AMAZING interview..... absolutely love Chase Jarvis' work, approach and interviewing style - as well as Tom's awesome introductions and interviews. Really appreciate and identify with so much of what was said here.. Thanks for creating & sharing this! 🙌

@athenadawn4880 7 лет назад

Awesome interview!! I love how you both have cool colors on your feet! I'm always checkin out your shoes Tom! lol

@mariahdupuy3981 7 лет назад

Great interview Tom! I think you have a gift for it, you don't just ask the surface stuff but continue to dig deeper and deeper from the original question...I love that! Keep 'em coming!

@noconintended 7 лет назад

I like what Chase had to say about meditation and questioning that "A" type personality. I really love his visuals about projecting his own goals for himself and others. I also love the today hairdos you guys have :)

@thut6619 6 лет назад

Thankful for the English subtitle! Thank you Tom and your team, you guys produce valuable content~

@anthonybrisita8302 6 лет назад

Thank you both , learning so much with this channel !!Excited to learn and pass it on to my peers !!!

@angelinapenkova 7 лет назад

Best Chase Jarvis interview. Thanks, Tom! Amazing content!

@StarrHrdgr 7 лет назад

Loved this video and Chase Jarvis has literally changed my life. Just the kick in the butt I needed.

@YeabuddyXD 6 лет назад

Wow, Chase Jarvis. Absolutely phenomenal content. Thanks for sharing Tom

@alicefremont 7 лет назад

Been waiting for that one... thanks so much for making this interview happen!

@TomBilyeu 7 лет назад

Truly my pleasure! Chase is amazing! I had so much fun with him.

@LeifEliasson 5 лет назад

Chase is so amazing, I learned and sympathize with most of what you talk about.

@jumaanecabrera8091 7 лет назад

Dug this one so much! I follow both of you guys and to have you together is amazing!

@marcuswarren4390 7 лет назад

Superb interview. What an amazing guy. Humble, talented, unaffected yet extraordinary. Very inspiring...

@alexanderberhane436 4 года назад

I feel so motivated after watching Tom's videos.

@KylerAuston 7 лет назад

Great episode with 2 powerhouse entrepreneurs! I did the visualization thing as well growing up with sports as my escape. I had to visualize myself making key plays in the big game so I would follow suit when the opportunities actually arose instead of freezing up. It's interesting to hear that Tom has a hard time visualizing concrete ideas before they happen as I'm the exact opposite. I have to absolutely see something through before I ever start it. Now that I no longer play sports and just started a creative agency, I have picture myself sealing deals with ideal clients. I have to visualize the type of work I want to do versus the work that is easiest to do. This all helps incredibly well when the secondary thoughts come into play and when you start having the wrong questions come into your mind. Grateful to know that these two along with all of their followers including me, all have similiar thought processes and questions in lives about what is the best steps.

@mythosmind8633 7 лет назад

I agree with Jarvis, that was really quick! 46 Minutes!! you guys can do an hour!!! Really great show, wish you could have gotten into more!

@anablau8 7 лет назад

3D Pop Designs yeah, totally! We want 1 hour!!! :D

@TheAudioJourney 7 лет назад

Couldn't agree more, that flew by!

@jenb2862 7 лет назад

Just freaking amazing. This episode was so impactful for me. Thank you both for your extraordinary work! 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

@thedopelady 5 лет назад

I love your show! Everyday I get motivation to go out and do what I love and do my best to have a positive impact on the world. Thank you so much.

@AmaSharapova 7 лет назад

The last minutes are so huge! Amazing! And I truly believe it too!

@claudiatrofimov 5 лет назад

Amazing! Gold value! I am in awe for this show🙏🏻thank you

@JovanaMiljanovic 6 лет назад

This is gold, I really love Chase. Thank you.

@ryanthomas49 3 года назад

The crossover I needed! 🤩 Perfect interview!

@JohnnyArtPavlou 7 лет назад

Loved it. Thanks, Tom and Chase. ⚔️Sneaker game to Tom, sock or bloody shin game to Chase.

@newpix7555 7 лет назад

Hi Tom, I follow Chase and he is amazing! I have personally started my photography business side-job with a youtube channel, and I am always thinking whether or not I should make it my full time job as I like it more and more. Anyway you did a terrific job here and I love the feeling of your talk and the content is just THE BOMB! Well done

@user-sg5yt7uk5e 5 лет назад

Thank you both....

@KangaJanga 7 лет назад

Hey we can handle over an hour long interviews if you can!! If there's more topics to be discussed by all means keep it coming! Great episode, looking forward to what's next!

@lenmaddawg 6 лет назад

Thank you for the great interviews and content. Cheers!

@bloomuniversal 6 лет назад

Yes, I was just thinking yesterday as I was looking at the lists of jobs that will soon become obsolete, 'How incredible that the future is forcing people out of mundane soul destroying jobs.'

@ealianejoseph7805 7 лет назад

Simply mind blowing and enlightening!

@izumimustang 7 лет назад

Such a humble dude.

@ioanascurt1693 7 лет назад

Could you please invite Ramit Sethi to talk about social skills? In my opinion, this is a big issue nowadays. I've recently move to Bucharest and I have problems to socialize. People prefer spending time in the same environment or group and it's hard to get in or accepted. I've noticed that people prefer VR, or they live in the past and get depressed or they live in the future/dreaming and they become agitated. The present is very important and few can live and act in the present. This is another subject that could be interesting to talk about. Thanks and congratulations for your good job!

@TomBilyeu 7 лет назад

Thank you for the suggestion! I'd love to interview Ramit! Sometimes though, these things take time! Bear with us! And good luck in Bucharest. :-)

@burnwash2146 7 лет назад

I second this notion. I would be jumping out of my chair excited if you interviewed Ramit

@herculessmashrock6548 6 лет назад

Last friday night

@MATZ302 7 лет назад

chase is THE SHIT! absolutely adore this man!

@rachel2010leilani 7 лет назад

Wow both of you in the same room I can't believe it!😍

@nefsa84 7 лет назад

This was a great show! As a side note, its great to see 2 fellow Pacific Northwestern Washingtonians doing big things lol

@ek1648 7 лет назад

The creative visualization technique that chase uses is interesting. I have a hard time visualizing.

@gabirodriguez1000 7 лет назад

1 mio subscribers..thats just a matter of time. Such a valuable channel..

@TomBilyeu 7 лет назад

Thank you!

@AB-xx1lj 4 года назад

I like this one. Great questions, Tom! I wish the Earth could talk...interesting!

@beedubprep 7 лет назад

Chase is my hero

@TomBilyeu 7 лет назад

Mine too! :-)

@MysticButterfly 7 лет назад

Fantastic interview! Thank you :-)

@luqi01 7 лет назад

I have a creative/musical side in me that's been caged ever since i can remember. I've just recently come to realize the degree of injustice that i'm doing to that side of me. Currently being in 3rd year Medical school, i'm trying to be smart about the process by not quitting school, and solely going on to pursuing music. Instead, I'm going to treat my medical career as the big steak on the plate (in Gary vaynerchuk's words) and music as a side dish. I hope that is the right way to go about with this!

@JohnnyArtPavlou 7 лет назад

Med Life, or think outside the box. Find the connection. Invent your life! 🌞

@prajwalsharma5877 5 лет назад

Do you love medical school

@carriedolha788 5 лет назад

My father was a back country skier and he passed away with his best friend. They were with the Alpine Club. It's still hard to deal with.

@rohitkulkarni1389 7 лет назад

Totally amazing! Core values!

@joseangelosantos7818 7 лет назад

Hey Chase. I believe we can work together on that mission to shift the minds of people and leading to changing the academic system.

@Unknown-gn3sx 6 лет назад

Good point of view.

@asheenharilal2351 7 лет назад

+Tom Bilyeu, great interview as always. When are you visiting us in South Africa? Looking forward to meeting you someday soon. naamaste :-)

@theponyshow 7 лет назад

AMEN!!! Thank You!!! As Always! Thank You!! You make My work outs AWESOME!! You Changed my world!! And Praise God I Have Never Played it Safe!!! XOXOXOXOXO 🍎🍓🍄🍄🍓🍎🍎🍓🍓❤🌸🍄

@karicampiotti9724 6 лет назад

You do a bomb diggity job when you introduce folks... However... Have you thought about describing quantifiable metrics when you talk about them? It's the only thing I can think that could furthermore possibly improve/differentiate your amazing process

@TheHoopMountain 7 лет назад

This dude is awesome

@DJSTOEK 5 лет назад

Good interview

@WilliamGWatson 6 лет назад

Tom is there a way I can download this video.As you and Chase are two of my heroes !

@tone77 7 лет назад

Great content Tom. Also.... those socks... please....what are those? Chase?

@livingfavor1 7 лет назад

This is very good.

@AlexisMaria 5 лет назад

Chase is sooooo hot and great mindset as well. Thanks for the upload!

@sprihapandey2466 5 лет назад

I love your channel! Each and every interview is inspiring and gives me perspective. I have a request for you. Can you please interview somebody who moved to the states on work employment visa and was able to become a successful millionaire entrepreneur. The reason of my request is that I watch a lot of interviews of top achievers but they are all citizens and have a privilege to pursue any opportunity without the fear of leaving the country. Whereas people on visa are unfortunate and stuck with the job they don't like. I would truly appreciate if you could explore the mindset of one of the top achievers who is on visa. Thank you for the wonderful channel. It truly is amazing!

@EDRISSALEXIS21 7 лет назад

Speaking of Marc Cuban.., have you interviewed him yet? If so, I haven't seen it.., if not.., PLEASE DO SO! (And let me know!!) Thanks.

@elenaharo8447 7 лет назад

INSPIRATION!

@marzbarz5293 7 лет назад

You impact the culture with a 1 a growth mindset, 2 a shift in paradigm and 3 a emotional call to action. In this order, these people have spent their lives figuring it out. 1. Carol Dweck 2. Bob Proctor 3. Tony Robbins

@OurNewestMember 6 лет назад

Every time Chase touches his ear... visualize something you love happening. think of something that makes you laugh. tell a joke. in your head. touch somebody (in a subtle but normal, healthy way).

@jorgodaoutis5136 7 лет назад

Great!!!!!!

@kaustav1677 7 лет назад

It's Chase clicking Jarvis !!!!!!

@marcoohlin3708 6 лет назад

How can I be a live audience member on your show Tom?

@JeffTheEntrepreneur 5 лет назад

I will him tomorrow in NYC was on his live today

@lukassundahl4227 7 лет назад

I have notifications set for anytime Tom posts a new video. Excited to see this Chase Jarvis interview!

@larsonsixstudios 7 лет назад

Lukas Sundahl, Tom rocks.

@ropersix 6 лет назад

Five jobs at one time reminds me of the old "In Living Color" sketch, "Hey Mon," with the Jamaican-Americans and their multiple jobs. It may be a new concept for the middle class, but poorer people have always had to hold down multiple jobs and have "side hustles."

@hollidayadilloh 7 лет назад

another awesome and inspirational video.... i know that motivation in and of itself is crap....BUT....that spark that ignites and catches when we are willing to go into action happens so much when i listen to your work.... i have been relistenening to gary zuckhof's (please forgive me on that spelling...) , seat of the soul.....do you think that he's someone that u might interview...or maybe too woo fo you? ;) i find it to be a really amazing approach to life... (btw....up to 2.55x on audible :D ) ....i bring up this book bc i feel like the oprah generation was exposed to this book a lot...and it's lessons could def be called timeless

@arande3 7 лет назад

Background radiation. Yes. It's like there's this noise that builds up when you step on the gas for too long. I'm bad about that too.

@TomBilyeu 7 лет назад

Yeah, that's exactly how it feels.

@luiszamudio182 7 лет назад

Hi Tom, can you please look up Caroline Myss. She wrote the book "The anatomy of the human spirit". I think she would blow away your audience, specially if she gets hit with your awesome questions!

@failforwardfast8609 5 лет назад

Fail Forward Fast ! 😀👍

@ChrisBarry95 7 лет назад

It was interesting how he stifled his creativity by playing the role he believed he was expected to play. I think this is probably related to why he thinks we need more feminine energy in the world. Creating is often related to a free spirited enterprise which, like meditation can be seen as soft and feminine. Those norms are not helpful and keep many people, men especially playing a tough guy role that is dehumanizing and soul killing. Chase, thanks for being a great example of stepping off the conveyor belt into the open range, living on purpose.

@gavinreadman 7 лет назад

Amen, those in "jobs" will need to re-educate themselves the world as we know it is going to change massively, the clouds are coming and so is AI, Mr Jarvis march on sir

@failforwardfast8609 5 лет назад

I am responsible for everything.

@Ferelmakina 6 лет назад

dude... tom had much less hair one year ago... I'd love to see a health theory episode about his treatment. +Tom Bilyeu

@lanawebster2078 5 лет назад

Thank you, Chase Jarvis, for saying our culture needs feminine energy at this time....

@failforwardfast8609 5 лет назад

What does the 1969 SS 396 Chevelle smell like, sound like when I start it up in my imagination.

@moseskabia8906 7 лет назад

It all in your brain, just believe in your brain.

@agag4866 4 года назад

Does anyone here believe the world is looking out for them?

@batzmaru2010 4 года назад

19:52 "working on Feminine energy". I highly doubt anybody really knows what pure primal "feminine energy" (Yin force) really 'IS'. If they would really know they would not say it like that. So we can see it's all fun & games to do these, I must say entertaining and interesting talks, but the real depth of going where no man... has gone before is entirely something else.

@ec3539 5 лет назад

Wow, that's interesting how tom had to work on his masculinity. He seems like a razor sharp focused, type A, and therefore "masculine" man in the near sense of the word.

@melissarose6901 5 лет назад

I'm gonna be the second asshole to say that meditation is for everyone. :)

@sohewouldalwayshaveafriend5480 7 лет назад

czejs dżarwis kriejtiw laaajw

@RecoveringGenius 4 года назад

Lol. The man who dropped out of med school, philosophy etc to help other people... Translation he's like a lot us, tries son shit and eventually figures it out.