Roam From Home Ep.14 with Chase Jarvis

Episode 14 Chase Jarvis “You can’t actually fit in and stand out at the same time. Get comfortable being uncomfortable, right now. Especially now.”  -Chase Jarvis Chase Jarvis is one of the most influential photographers and entrepreneurs in the world. He joined the podcast from his home in Seattle, WA and went deep with CJ and Cory on mindset, mastery, how to follow your own path. There is emphasis on why you need to “make it ‘till you make it,” and how this approach, with a lot of hard work, can catapult your into your own Creative Calling. (Which happens to be the name of his bestselling book - which is currently on-sale for $2.99. Check it out [Link - to be removed once it come off sale]. His life’s work has been making visual art, storytelling, and educating others to help them find their own creative spark.  His company CreativeLive has educated 10-million students and counting. In this conversation Chase skillfully articulates his own creative and professional journey to becoming first a photographer and how that led to other incredible steps as a director, filmmaker and entrepreneur. His description begs the question: what are you willing to sacrifice to find your potential? He describes the truth we can find when we live in-line with your own values and intuition. Two roads diverged in a wood and I - I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference. - Robert Frost Now is the time to take the road less traveled. Enjoy this conversation with our friend Chase Jarvis. Thanks for listening, Chris Jerard Founder/CEO ROAM Bio: Chase Jarvis is a well known photographer and entrepreneur. As a photographic master, he is regularly cited as one of the most influential photographers of the past decade, having won numerous awards from Prix de la Photographie de Paris, The Addys, The Lions, Digiday, The Advertising Photographers of America, and The International Photography Awards among many others.  He was a contributor to the Pulitzer-Prize winning New York Times story Snowfall and earned an Emmy nomination for Portrait of a City, his documentary of the legendary Seattle music scene and has created hundreds of campaigns and commercials for the likes of Nike, Apple, Samsung, Google, and Red Bull. Forbes called Chase “The Photographer Everyone Wants to Work With” and his social following of millions across the globe prompted Inc to nominate him as a “social media maven.”