You know, I've been thinking that almost all major life decisions, and certainly all career choices, they can be hard, right?

And that is one of the reasons that we have friends and mentors and coaches and this whole idea, if we solicit outside input,

it's going to save us time, right? It's going to save us from having to make mistakes in some

degree. And the confusing part is that you will definitely get conflicting opinions and perspectives.

But here's the punchline is that it's from these perspectives, even the conflicts within

those perspectives, that you will be able to. If you are in tune with yourself, you'll be able

to draw the inspiration and the wisdom that will

help you navigate these crossroads in a way that's best for you. I want to welcome you to

another episode of the Chase Jarvis Live Show here. In today's episode, we are going to crowdsource

a handful of perspectives that I believe will be radically useful for you. This is a collection

of career advice that is aimed at serving the bigger picture of the Chase Drivers Live show generally,

but I wanted to dial in specifically on this idea that

there's, there are, that whether it's through a podcast or books or your personal mentors in

in real life, I want you to practice extracting the nuggets of wisdom that are relevant for you

and simultaneously letting go of the things that don't serve you or

that you may not need in your journey. So today, we have a handful of these perspectives

around career strategy that I think ought to help. So if you're ready to begin,

here we go. I want to dive into initially,

my friend James Altiture. Now, James is a, I don't know how many books. He's written.

He's written a number of books. I consider him an author and an entrepreneur. He's also

started lots of businesses and talks openly about making and losing tens of millions of

dollars across his career. His idea about being able to be in the top 1% of any field in

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