Jump into Fear with Jeremy Cowart

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Chase Jarvis

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4.8 • 641 Ratings

🗓️ 21 August 2019

⏱️ 77 minutes

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Summary

Jeremy Cowart was named the “Most Influential Photographers on the Internet” by Huffington Post in 2014. He’s the founder of a global photography movement, Help-Portrait, to give back to those in need. As well as many photography projects bridging empathy and creativity into awareness and action.

If you’ve been a long time listener / watcher of this show, you’ll recognize Jeremy from one of the first episodes nearly 10 years ago. Jeremy’s vision and ambition have not slowed down. Today on the show, we get into his new book I’m Possible and his biggest project to date, building a hotel where every aspect serves someone in need. We get into facing fears, overcoming doubt, and how to turn the seemingly impossible to possible.

In this episode:

The fear of having a dream that’s so big. Chasing a dream for a decade or lifetime. How do you take action and get paralyzed because it’s so big?
How to chase curiosity despite your fear of starting something new? Whether you’re just starting out or you’re thinking about transitioning from something you love doing and are already good at....
Battling against our inner monologue pulling us away from the thing we know we need to do.
and lots more...

Enjoy!

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0:00.0	Have you felt inadequate?
0:05.0	And it's probably a dumb question because we've all felt inadequate at some point.
0:12.0	But if you've ever put a dream aside for what you know to be is too long, then this episode is for you.
0:24.2	And in this episode of the show, by the way, welcome to the show.
0:26.2	You're on the Chase Travis Live show on Creative Live.
0:29.8	This show is where I sit down with awesome people. And this awesome person, my guest today, is an amazing world-class storyteller,
0:35.6	a world-class photographer, founder of many non-profit
0:40.8	organizations, and the author of a now best-selling book called I'm Possible. My guest is Jeremy Cowart.
0:49.1	And Jeremy's story, Jeremy's book, Jeremy's life mission, if you will, is largely been about uncovering
0:56.9	that thing that you knew you were supposed to be doing, uncovering your purpose and then
1:02.0	doing that thing.
1:03.6	Now the cool thing about Jeremy is that this is full circle.
1:07.6	He was on the show, I think, in 2010.
1:11.6	2010. Just grog that for a second. In 2019, so nine years ago, Jeremy was one of the first, I'd say 10 guests we had in the show.
1:19.6	Just such a stand-up human being, just a sweetheart of a man, and incredibly talented across a lot of different artistic
1:28.5	disciplines.
1:29.5	I know him through photography.
1:31.4	He was one of the first folks that did the Creative Live stuff early on.
1:35.6	He's famous for starting Help Portrait, which is a nonprofit that helps homeless people,
1:40.1	empowers them through taking great photographs of them of them portraits that they can use
1:45.2	to build self-esteem to get jobs and he's started a handful of businesses one C university which is
1:52.7	his own education platform and his new thing the purpose hotel will be the first hotel chain in
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