1. Follow the right road map. To get to where you want to be, you need the right road map. This is the only way to get the most bang for your buck. Get your roadmap right and the rest will follow. 2. You've gotta believe. Everything in the material world is first created as someone's thought. Therefore, to create the result you want, shape and control your thoughts and feelings. 3. Eliminate excuses now. It's natural to make excuses but if you're truly committed to figuring things out, all excuses have got to go. Be honest about how flimsy excuses are and move forward. 4. Deal with your fears decisively. Accept that at one time or another you're going to do something dumb. That's OK - everyone does it. Just remember a fall is never final unless you stay on the ground. 5. Take time to define your dreams. The best way to figure out what you want to do in life is to engage - to take action. Stop thinking and start doing. Action begets clarity and is the fastest route that exists. 6. Always start before you're ready. One great way to fast-track learning and growth is to get into the habit of starting things before you're ready. This works. Run towards projects that scare you to grow. 7. Look for progress, not perfection. Forget about trying to do things perfectly. It's a destructive myth. Instead, hold yourself to high standards and make ongoing, regular progress. That's attainable and it's worthwhile. 8. Refuse to be refused. Whenever you strike out and do something new, you'll be criticized and judged. This is normal. Ignore what people say. Let put-downs fire you up. 9. Remember the world needs your gift. You're unique. You're a one-time mega event in the universe. Therefore, when you have an idea, bring it to life. The world values diversity. There's always room for you.

Thank you so very much for this, for bringing forward the necessity of introspection and self expression through creativity. I am growing more convinced, every single day, that we cannot live a fulfilled life without discovering, and expressing, our own creativity ... and doing it solely because it brings us to the truest insight of who we ARE. I have wandered aimlessly many times in my life but when I stop, listen to the deepest spark of my own identity, I clearly hear that still small voice declaring who I am ... when I express myself from this place, I find myself back on the path that is leading me home. Thank you Chase (and Marie) for being my current voice of true guidance in this wilderness ...

@ChaseJarvis

4 жыл бұрын

Kimberly, powerful powerful insights. Thanks so much for sharing. Love this so much. So proud of you (!) and keep going.

@sempressfi

4 жыл бұрын

love everything you've said here and the way you expressed it. Thank you for sharing! Thoroughly agree

@ErinVazquezSuccessCoaching

4 жыл бұрын

This is so beautiful. Do you mind if I ask: what is preventing you from expressing yourself from that space of your true identity full-out?

@KimberlyCatoTransformed

4 жыл бұрын

@@sempressfi Bless your heart and thank you SO very much for this. It means a lot to me to know that the expressions of my heart resonate with others. This is truly my joy!!! Sorry it took me so long to acknowledge your beautiful response :-)

@KimberlyCatoTransformed

4 жыл бұрын

@@ErinVazquezSuccessCoaching All manner of things tend to distract me from fully expressing my true identity. The financial demands of life are probably the most dominant distraction, to be honest, but not the only one. I have been distracted by love, manipulated by opportunities that look right but turn out to be wrong and sickness has pulled me off my path on occasion too. That said, it takes less time for me to notice I have gone astray than it used to. I'm called back quickly to continue the work I have been given and for this, I am truly grateful. I hope this answers your question ... I genuinely appreciate you asking me and I appreciate the fact that my words inspired you to comment :-)

Great chat with Marie Chase. Marie was my first online 'mentor' back in 2011. Her man Josh has taught me a thing or two as well. XO

My dad always said to me: You can figure it out, Anita. I always do. I remember Marie from Crunch Fitness when she was teaching dance there in the early 90’s. She is amazing and so inspirational 🙏💗

🦋💎🦋Inspiring Concept! And I love how refreshing & humble you are⭐️Thank You 💖

So happy to see this interview..!! Thank you so much for making this happen 🙌 Love both of you - your work, your insights, your openness and intelligence on what it means to be human, to be creative.. is just incredible. Sincerely appreciate everything you're doing and wishing you all the best in everything you're yet to create.. 🌟

@ChaseJarvis

4 жыл бұрын

Appreciate you! thx for tuning in! 🙏🏻🙌🏼

I have been waiting for this ! Thank you ! ❤️ love you guys ✨🙌

@ChaseJarvis

4 жыл бұрын

Thx Melanie. Marie is 🔥🔥🔥

I've always known everything can be tackled. I definitely will buy this book if I ever find it in a bookstore (I like hunting in RL and not online)

Great interview Chase! Stumbled upon the channel while researching for my Mind Map on Maries book.. Glad I found you 🙏

Lovely to see you both!!! All excited to watch

@ChaseJarvis

4 жыл бұрын

Marie is fire! Can't wait for you to tune in.

My favorite people! I bought both of your books! Amazing contents! Thank you! Love you two!

@ChaseJarvis

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you Lucia. Appreciate that so much. Marie's book is fire, and in many ways we're saying similar things from two different angles. I think the dual perspective is really powerful. Can't wait for you to dig in. Would love to hear your thoughts.

Loved it 💗

Great collaboration but this is a duplicate of the interview with Tom Bilyeu on Impact Theory... Same stories and even the same phrases used.

@karenjohannessen8987

4 жыл бұрын

And your point is? This is a **book tour** - "Same stories and phrases" happen all the time in the course of book tours!

Hey the content is of great value but get rid of this shit greyscale.