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The Chase Jarvis LIVE Show

Why Comfort Zones Are Overrated | Behind the Human

The Chase Jarvis LIVE Show

Chase Jarvis

Celebrity, Art, Career, Creativity, Money, Entrepreneurship, Self-improvement, Education, Careers, Writing, Interview, Investment, Influencer, Business, Photography

4.8 • 641 Ratings

🗓️ 4 December 2024

⏱️ 52 minutes

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Summary

In this episode, I sit down with Marc Champagne on Behind the Human Podcast to unpack the journey of chasing success versus finding fulfillment. We talk about stepping out of comfort zones, breaking free from societal expectations, and staying true to who you really are. I share lessons learned from building and selling CreativeLive, rewriting my book at the eleventh hour to make it authentic, and how pivotal moments—including a childhood comment and my grandfather's passing—shaped my path.

Some highlights we cover:

  • The two questions that guide a meaningful life.
  • Why external success doesn’t equal internal happiness.
  • How fear can be the key to living authentically.

Enjoy!

Transcript

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0:00.0

We have to acquire enough to realize that acquiring more at some point isn't helpful. But it just

0:05.8

wasn't clear to me against all the ways I could give. It was sure, it was building tools for other

0:11.7

people, which were, you know, very interesting and fun and provided entertainment and connection

0:17.0

and creativity for millions of people. What I still realize is that none of that matters

0:21.4

if you don't actually know who you are. It takes you being able to answer the question, who am I

0:25.9

and what do I really want to even end up in any of those tools that I was building to help you.

0:31.6

So it occurred to me that there is one level sort of further zoomed out, which is who am I

0:37.0

and how do I get the things

0:38.7

that I really want out of life? How do I identify them? And then how do I connect with those things?

0:45.6

Hello, everyone. Today's episode is made possible by plunge.com. You all know that I have been

0:51.8

an advocate of cold and heat therapy for a decade of more. I built

0:57.3

cold plunges in my yard before you could get them on the internet. And boy, was I over the moon when

1:04.0

plunge.com hit the market with both their cold plunges and their saunas revolutionary.

1:09.5

You know I've been an advocate for a long time.

1:11.4

These products from plunge.com are plug and play. They are the best in the industry by far,

1:16.7

that sweet mix of price and quality. Cold plunges starting at $150 and going, of course,

1:22.4

all the way up to the Mac Daddy all in one units for cold and hot therapy. But the punchline here is that I'm an advocate

1:29.4

for this brand and for cold and hot therapy because of the effects that have had on my life.

1:34.7

You know, I'm not a doctor and this is not medical advice, but the science has emerged

1:37.8

around these benefits is clear, right? Cold plunging, scientifically proven to reduce

1:41.8

inflammation in the body, increase immune function,

1:49.2

boost mood, enhance metabolism, increased quality of mental health, elevated energy levels, etc.

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