Published Sep 23, 2019

You Can’t Arrive on Your Own Self-Esteem From Other People’s Success | #AskGaryVee 327 w. Renowned Photographer and CEO of CreativeLive, Chase Jarvis

Join Gary Vaynerchuk and Chase Jarvis as they delve into the synergy of creativity and entrepreneurship, discussing the significance of authentic content creation and how daily creative practices can drive personal growth and meaningful impact. Discover the power of balancing innovation with rest and crafting a legacy through genuine self-expression.
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  • Industry Reinvention

    and explore the challenges faced by creative disruptors in transforming industries. Chase shares his experience in the photography industry, where his innovative approach was met with resistance and even hostility. He recalls, "I literally had death threats," highlighting the intense pushback from traditionalists 1. Gary relates to this, emphasizing the importance of being willing to be misunderstood for long periods to achieve success. Both agree that embracing change is crucial for industry evolution.

       

    Creative Freedom

    The conversation shifts to the essence of creative freedom and authenticity in content creation. Chase stresses the importance of knowing oneself and creating for personal fulfillment rather than external validation. He argues, "If you're literally living your life by the data exclusively, then you're going to look like everybody else" 2. Gary adds that the current digital landscape often limits creativity, as creators focus on likes and algorithms rather than genuine expression. Both agree that true creativity flourishes when one is unapologetically authentic.

       

    Creative Entrepreneurship

    Chase and Gary discuss the intersection of creativity and entrepreneurship, emphasizing the role of innovation in driving success. Chase reflects on his journey from a photographer to the CEO of CreativeLive, a platform that empowers millions to learn from top experts. He notes, "I did for photography what you did for wine," illustrating the transformative impact of embracing digital change 3. Gary acknowledges the admiration Chase receives within the creative community, underscoring the importance of staying true to one's roots while adapting to new opportunities.

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