Why Grit, Persistence, and Hard Work Matters
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There's a common misconception that artists have a monopoly on creativity⊠But the very act of making wavesâno matter the careerâis a creative one. The Chase Jarvis LIVE Show is an exploration of creativity, self-discovery, entrepreneurship, hard-earned lessons, and so much more. Chase sits down with the world's top creators, entrepreneurs, and thought leaders and unpacks actionable, valuable insights to help you live your dreams in career, hobby, and life.
About this episode:
This is Daymondâs second time bringing his buttery soft hands and understated wisdom on the show and somehow we had even more fun than last time. Between jokes and anecdotes, Daymond drops some serious wisdom on how to keep your goals, habits, and pursuit of your dream life simple and effective.
- While writing Rise and Grind, Daymond found some killer recurring themes for living your most productive and best life. Most of them youâve heard on the show before- meditation, the importance of sleep, exercise- but he drops some new shared habits and techniques on prioritization and goal setting.
- Entrepreneurship is simple. Itâs just figuring out each roadblock, each problem, one at a time and not getting comfortable with it.
- If you canât answer why you want the success that you claim to, you probably wonât have the fortitude to keep going when the going gets tough. Thereâs power in defining exactly why you want the things you do and revisiting your goals regularly to make sure you still want them.
About Daymond:
Daymond John is the CEO and founder of the iconic lifestyle brand, FUBU, which he started by selling handmade hats on the street and went on to have more than $6 billion in sales. Youâve seen him as the âsnake in the grassâ star on ABCâs Shark Tank, on which he has appeared since the show's first season. He released his first NY Times best selling book, Power of Broke, in 2016, and followed it with his second, Rise and Grind, in 2018.
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Chase Jarvis