There's a common misconception that artists have a monopoly on creativity… But the very act of making waves - no matter the career - is a creative one. The Chase Jarvis LIVE Show is an exploration of creativity, self-discovery, entrepreneurship, hard-earned lessons, and so much more. Chase sits down with the world's top creators, entrepreneurs, and thought leaders and unpacks actionable, valuable insights to help you live your dreams in career, hobby, and life.

ABOUT THIS EPISODE:

To say that Jason has a lot to say would be the understatement of a lifetime — he’s a sponge for information with a rare talent for absorbing information and ideas from wildly disparate sources, then synthesizing them into something distinctly his own. He also has the rare and incredibly valuable ability to operate at multiple altitudes– in both the incredibly abstract realm of philosophy, metaphysics and so forth and in the here and now, pairing all that with really tactical, pragmatic thoughts on how to put this stuff to work in your own life – how to get your career off the ground, maximize your creativity, and get yourself in the right headspace..

• We talk about how Jason got his start on Al Gore’s cable channel Current TV
• He explains why the “one man band” approach is the best way for him to work and how technology has made that possible for an entire generation of creators
• In the tail end of this episode, we get into a bunch of heady, somewhat esoteric stuff that you will absolutely love if you’re a fan of Jason’s YouTube stuff – everything from transhumanism to psychedelics to metaphysics

ABOUT JASON:

If you’re familiar with Jason then you know he’s an incredibly unique human. And if you’re not, then I’ll do my best– but you really just need to check out his work. He’s a brilliant and insanely insightful creator whose work sits at the intersection of philosophy, personal development and film much like my own work. You may know him as the host of Nat Geo’s “Brain Games,” from his short film series “Shots Of Awe” or his latest show “Origins” which is in its debut season. It’s really tough to put a label on his work, so instead of trying I’m simply going to echo his words – he calls them “espresso shots of philosophy” and while that’s a bit of a mouthful it’s also a very accurate characterization.