Nov 08

Seth Godin’s Guide to Doing Work That Genuinely Matters

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He is one of the most brilliant and generous minds of our time. If you’ve spent any time in the worlds of marketing, entrepreneurship, or creative work in the last two decades, you have been influenced by the work of Seth Godin. He’s a revolutionary thinker who has a unique gift for seeing the world not just as it is, but as it could be. He’s the person who taught us about permission marketing, the... read more ›
Nov 08

Richard Branson’s “Screw It, Just Do It” Guide to Launching Your Big Idea

It’s not every day you get to sit down with someone who has truly reshaped the world, not just in one industry, but in half a dozen. I’m talking about Sir Richard Branson, a person whose name is synonymous with bold, audacious entrepreneurship. From music to airlines, from trains to space travel, his career is a masterclass in challenging the status quo. He launched his first business, a magazine, from a school payphone at 15.... read more ›
Nov 08

Lewis Howes’s Playbook for Mastering New Skills and Building Confidence

I’ve known Lewis Howes for a long time, and I’ve always been struck by his relentless drive. But it’s not the kind of aggressive, sharp-elbowed ambition you sometimes see. His drive comes from a much deeper place, one forged in resilience and a genuine desire to serve and lift others up. Many people know him today as the host of the powerhouse podcast, The School of Greatness, and a New York Times bestselling author, but... read more ›
Nov 07

Tim Ferriss’s Rules for Rigging the Game and Building Unstoppable Momentum

It’s easy to look at someone like Tim Ferriss and see only the finished product. The #1 New York Times bestselling books, the podcast with hundreds of millions of downloads, the seemingly effortless way he learns new skills. We see the highlight reel and assume it was a straight shot to the top. But I’ve known Tim for years, and what I’ve always admired most isn’t the outcome, but the process. He is a master... read more ›
Nov 06

Gary Vaynerchuk’s Playbook to Turn Your Passion into an Empire

If you’ve spent any time in the worlds of entrepreneurship, marketing, or creative hustle, you’ve felt the gravitational pull of Gary Vaynerchuk aka Gary Vee. He’s a force of nature, an individual who seems to operate on a different plane of energy and ambition. He famously took his family’s local liquor store and, through a pioneering YouTube show called Wine Library TV, transformed it into a $60 million empire. It was one of the first... read more ›
Nov 06

Ramit Sethi’s Playbook to Define and Fund Your Own ‘Rich Life’ (as seen on Netflix)

For over a decade, my friend Ramit Sethi has been one of the most influential people in my life when it comes to the business of creativity. If you’re part of our community, you know we reject the "starving artist" narrative. Ramit is the architect of the counter-narrative: living a "Rich Life." He’s not a typical finance guru who will tell you to stop buying lattes. In fact, he’ll probably tell you to buy more... read more ›
Nov 05

Stop Planning. Start Doing.

Hey friends, Chase here. Here’s an important reminder:  you’ll never feel ready to start.  But you’ve got to do it anyway. And the operative word there is “do.” Just start. This episode is the kick in the ass you need.  Too often we get bogged down in the dreaming, the research, and the preparing - without the DOING.  Feel me on this?  It’s a common excuse that most of use…that we just need a little... read more ›
Oct 29

Brené Brown Revisited: The Courage to Belong in a Divided World

In this week’s episode, we’re revisiting a powerful conversation that originally aired back in 2017 — one that feels even more relevant today. Brené Brown joined me to talk about courage, connection, and what it really means to find true belonging in a divided world. Her insights on creativity, loneliness, and the power of standing alone have only become more urgent as we navigate today’s culture of comparison and noise. Since our original conversation, Brené... read more ›
Oct 22

Stop Curating. Start Creating.

Hey friends, Chase here. If you’ve ever found yourself hesitating to start a project because it didn’t feel “portfolio-worthy,” this one’s for you. I’ve fallen into that trap more times than I’d like to admit — obsessing over whether something I’m making is polished enough to represent me. The irony? That mindset kills the very creativity that fills a portfolio in the first place. The Portfolio Trap Somewhere along the way, we started treating our... read more ›
Oct 15

The Creative Edge Isn’t Vanishing — It’s Moving.

Hey friends, Chase here. I’m back with a little reflection that’s been brewing for a while—one that hits right at the heart of what it means to be a creator right now. Lately, the number one question in my inbox (and probably yours too) goes something like this: “What happens to creativity now that AI can do so much?” If that question sounds familiar, you’re not alone. We’ve seen this movie before. Back in 2006,... read more ›