Hey there, what's up? It's Chase. I'm in the process of writing another book. I'm very deep in this process right now. I love this process. And as a part of my exploration of all of this material, I'm sharing a lot of thoughts in my newsletter.

So if you are not subscribed, now is a good time to subscribe because you get to be a part of

the process.

I'm asking questions and I'm receiving thousands of responses and all those responses

will be a part of what I'm creating.

So I start off today's show by inviting you to be a part of it.

And the way you do that is go to chase jarvis.com slash email.

Prompt to sign up.

It's me.

I put a lot of time and effort into crafting these emails.

They're very personal, heartfelt, earnest.

Also, not too heavy, not too, not too, not going to take a lot of time.

But as part of today's show, I want to share a response that I got from one of my

recent emails from a reader. This topic that I've been exploring is the relationship between success

and fulfillment. I've spoken in previous shows that success is a low bar and that what we're

really chasing is fulfillment to create a rich,

fulfilling life, right? And in this process of the exploration of these ideas and sharing on my

newsletter, I do get a bunch of responses. I read them. I can't respond to all of them, but I read

them. It's amazing, very valuable research. And so I wanted to share a response that I got

from a reader. Hey, Chase, over the past three years, I've been thinking a lot about what meaningful work

means for me. And I eventually got into the habit of thinking more than doing to the extent that I now

have dozens of ideas about all sorts of

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