What We Care About, We Create: Creativity, Attention, and Building a Meaningful Life
Depth Over NoiseShow Notes
Chase Jarvis, bestselling author of Never Play It Safe and founder of CreativeLive, on the hidden costs of success, why our greatest breakthroughs happen beyond fear, and how learning to care without carrying everything can transform the way we live.
Chase Jarvis built CreativeLive into a global learning platform reaching more than 100 million people, worked with some of the world's biggest brands, and ultimately sold his company to Fiverr. But after achieving extraordinary success, he found himself asking an unexpected question: Who am I without everything I've built? In this episode of Depth Over Noise, Chase joins Dr. Tony Nader to explore the hidden costs of success, why our greatest breakthroughs happen beyond fear, and how meditation and intuition help us reconnect with our authentic selves. They discuss why attention is our greatest human superpower, the future of creativity in the age of AI, and the difference between caring and carrying. Chase also shares a deeply personal story about his mother's final days and the single word that transformed his understanding of love and letting go. It is a powerful conversation about courage, identity, and learning to live fully without playing it safe.
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