Hey, y'all, welcome to another episode of the show. It's Chase here with my dear friend,

Christopher Gerard, 20 year plus long friend, work colleague, homie, traveled all over the place,

longtime friends. And this is our third installment, the third episode that I'm calling co-hosted

because what we're really doing is talking about a handful of topics that come up across my community over the

course of, say, a month or so. I track these. I put these ideas down. And then when Chris and I record

one of these episodes, as we've done today, to share with you, I just tick off a few of these

areas that I think whether I can find a nice thread. And in today's

episode, we, as you might imagine, have connected these dots in a way that I hope is fun and

interesting and adds a value to y'all for listening here. We talk in this episode about daily

creative habits, about how there is an art to making mistakes, how life is not about avoiding

mistakes, but about recovering quickly from errors. If you were a subscriber to my newsletter,

this went out, and it was a very popular post or very popular newsletter. I got a lot of

replies back to that, and so i wanted to make sure to include that

we from there talked about the future job market for creators how to differentiate

whether you were ought to be a generalist or a specialist how to think about things like

i which we've gone in depth on previous episodes we do not do that today but it's really a

thought on a take a hot take on our vision of the economy.

And if it's a good, okay, or it's a bad time for creators to find jobs and to build their personal brands and skill sets.

We talk about breaking from technology, a reference back to my conversation with

Dr. Ana Lemke from Stanford about how we are virtually all addicted to our phones, how that's

their desire is to have you be addicted to your phones and to these social media apps, what you

can do, and specifically what I have done successfully to take my phone usage down

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