This is an excellent point - I have only recently realized that I have become addicted to all of these "success", "motivational" type videos that are all over TH-cam. The problem is the algorithm. Just by watching this video there are at least 10 similar "success" videos on the right side of this page. I feel as if I have accomplished something by watching this video, I get a dopamine rush and then hey... why not watch a related video? And then I watch that video and another suggested video shows up. Next thing you know I've spent an hour getting pumped up and have accomplished nothing LOL. But I have made changes as little as a month ago. I started a new system by creating a list of ACTIONABLE GOALS - nothing goes on this list except actions that could yield a real result in the real world. I highly recommend everyone try it. It works! Someone could start a TH-cam channel based on ONLY action and forget all the other stuff that's out there making everyone procrastinate.
This video really hit home with me. I have been planning and writing notes and re-planing, but haven't been executing my plans. Thanks for the slap in the face to wake me up. Thanks Chase and thanks to the people who leave comments they are motivating as well.
You hit the nail on the head with this video. I was stuck in the planning stages for almost 2 years and it KILLED my momentum. Now at least I have the ball rolling. I like what you mentioned about isolating the problem and finding a way around it. Thank you.
Thanks a ton Chase! It's just the right advice at the right time - stop planning and start doing! More power to you, keep creating and keep it rolling!! 👍☺
Such an important reminder! SO often the plans change as soon as the doing begins anyhow. Thanks for the extra push. It's nice to know I am not alone in feeling this one. I think I have been erring on the side too much thinking and not enough action...I like the idea of 90:10.
Hi Chase, Awesome video as usual! On the flip side of this, often times feeling stuck can be 'just' a feeling. It's difficult to measure wether you're really stuck or not. We can easily become impatient and use the feeling of being stuck as an excuse to not put in the consistent work. Repetition is the mother of all skill. When we put in the consistent work, we're bound to make progress over time. And sometimes taking some time off can give us new ideas or perspectives. However, when we're feeling stuck, typically we should ignore that feeling, don't overthink, and keep putting in the consistent work.
Chase I don't care about fanzy graphics.it's your message that is important. I actually liked this calm video style explaining it. Thanks 👍 I need to be better with this myself. 100s of ideas and plans but not always doing it.
In all the years I've been watching your videos, I think that this will easily rank in the top 5. The smallest deeds are better than the greatest of intentions. Well done Chase.
Thanks Chase.. You are a rockstar man!! There have been times when I feel you are talking about me/doing a case study on me..lol! This one here makes a lot of sense. Thanks for who you are and what you do. Wish our paths cross or I am waiting on a perfect act of kindness to pay forward the gratitude I feel for you!
Another important message that we can´t hear often enough ;) It´s so easy to plan but when we start doing that´s when the real fun happens! Thanks @Chase Jarvis, it makes so much sense. Maria.
Thanks Chase for the straight talk. It's a good reminder, and motivator to stay in action. I know you won't mind if I say that when you say 'ideas are cheap, a dime a dozen, and worthless if they are in you head and not made into something' that I have heard that line before. I know you didn't make that one up. I want to question that line, and how it's been said out in the world, not just by you. While it has a kernel of truth, I don't think it's helpful for everyone. By minimizing the value of ideas, and saying they're worthless until they are done, that amplifies perfectionism and fear for some people. I think it feeds shame. I believe the intention is to encourage people who need to get out of their head and get into action - I'm one of those people- I need to be reminded to do that. But I don't think the times I've heard it said that way have contributed to me getting into action, but made me feel shameful for all the ideas I haven't tried or finished. There's a great book called What Do You Do With an Idea, and it basically puts forth that you need to embrace and welcome your idea. When I hear that my ideas are a dime a dozen or worthless until realized, it just makes me want to hide more.
Thank you chase for the really important reminder! I often find myself planning way more than putting in hours into studying for my exam. I'll implement the 90-10 rule that you spoke of.
Such a relevant topic to myself right now. I'd been sensing a bit of struggle without being able to put my finger on why. This was spot on and helped! Thank you Chase!
Loved this video, Chase!! The lack of graphics led to some legit real talk and then to some introspection for myself. Would love to see more like this.
It's always good to re-fill your creative well, at least weekly (reading, watching, walks lol). But also note that, the only thing that matters is the DOING, as you can plan yourself out of what your want to do or create. Some fears and anxiety may begin to creep in. So, plan because that is a way of outlining your NEXT STEP, not what's going to happen in the future, or results/where you want the project to go, just FOCUS on your NEXT MOVE. TODAY. Right Now. You have no idea how happy you'll be when you're doing that which you know you're capable of, but was afraid to start, only to think, what was I so apprehensive about. Try to do, daily, Like everything from diet to practising mindfulness, it becomes a habit. A natural do-er. (I'm currently reading/Listening The Daily Show (The Book), An Oral History as Told by Jon Stewart by author Chris Smith, so check it out!)
This was perfect man, deep down I know this, but I still have bad habits. Hearing this is EXACTLY what I need. Going to probably watch this once a month til I'm at the right level
Great stuff as always Chase. I'll add that once you start doing, don't stop doing. I think that happens a lot too where people get started and then give up way too soon. Cheers!
Very useful advice at this present point. I'm in the process of trying to create something, and I seem to be planning it more than actually achieving it. Though I suppose it's always hard to take that first step and putting yourself out there.
Thanks for that, I have taken some action for a change! Also, I actually prefer the 'no fancy graphics' style of this video, very refreshing, feels more like you are just talking to us straight from the hip as it were. right, off to do more stuff 🌹
Hi Chase! I am a Speed Painter from the UK, and I get so much inspiration and useful knowledge from watching 'Chase Jarvis Raw' And 'Creative Live' . To be honest, I don't get to speak to many other artist or creatives these days, As Im locked away in my studio in a small town, and I travel alone to events that I perform at!..So, It really helps to listen for hours to creative entrepreneurs who always steer me in the right direction and inspire me to keep pushing forward with my Art and allow myself to be venerable when business just aint going right! Thank you for providing me with so much advice about improving all the little things to further my creativity and lifestyle, and I would like to also add, that this video in particular has spoke to me perfectly after a tough week of Over planning, and not DOING!..I hope one day our creative paths meet in person. Thank you. DS
Thanks for the kick (a nice and friendly one) into action, Chase! :-) I really like this: when our ideas interact with the world, the progress is made.
Good advice. Got similar advice years ago from Gifford Pinchot at the MBA school he started (after a bit of planning). His mantra was along the lines of faster doing beats longer planning. He was speaking in terms of entrepreneurship. The underlying premise of this was that reality will have a lot of impact on your finely polished business plan. You can't plan for every eventuality and even if you do, the world you are working in will change and you need to be able to adapt. If you are good at "doing" you will be better at adapting.
man I was just with these ideas in my mind, and I was also thinking about doing a video for my channel about that. You put the ideas in an internet way. love your videos! Keep the awesome work!
Word. I love doing online photog courses and listening to photog podcasts and coming up with ideas, etc. But sometimes (like now) I feel brimming with that planning and that 'how'... and just so ready to go and 'do'. Your vid is a nice affirmation of that need to go and do (the 90/10 ratio is right on). Ps. prefer these chilled out talkies sometimes to the flash bangs. Thanks Chase.
I love it. Ive been thinking through much of the same thing lately. I put a video out a week ago talking about Done being better than perfect, and how perfection tends to bring with it paralysis and overly excessive planning. Action is the seed that will sprout to growth and progression. Also no need for an apology about the lack of graphics and such, it wouldn't be Chase Jarvis RAW if there wasn't a RAWness to it. Thanks for the great content!
Slow days for us at work are like adult snow days in that it gives us an opportunity to do test shoots and create content based on stuff we're passionate about! Thanks for creating this video and sharing with us!
Thanks for the video chase - you (and others i.e. Bernadette Jiwa) say to be "different" not better. I heard about "blue ocean strategy" on one of your creative-live courses, so i bought the book and still... don't have any fantastic ideas about differentiation for my photography (largely due to market saturation) - couple this with an obsessive desire to do photography as my career... and be "successful" Question is - do you have any thoughts on how to work out difference, differentiation, blue ocean strategy for creatives - or is this just a cause of "stop analyzing - keep doing, and work out the kinks as you go". Nobody ever wants to talk about the volume of small business failures, we are inundated with success stories and "best of" so im trying to be "smart" about my approach (or else im in analysis paralysis!).
Great video very motivating! I'm guilty of this partially because I'm exhausted lol but it helps to hear this! I did quit my job this week so that has helped relieve a tonne of anxiety and stress!
@Chase, what do you do when you are at a place of lots of ideas, no job, no resources? what is the best way to get unstuck? (am ending otj injury starting all over)
Dude you've gotta stop spying on me! Seriously, it's like you looked into my life where I am right now and spoke to me. I know that isn't what happened but truly thank you! Between this and the personal style video I've got a busy year ahead!
Thank You! I love the tip on gauging progress... Pay attention to feedback but don't pay too much attention to it. 90/10!!! Show your work by Austin Kleon helped me with this.
That's me. I feel stuck. Money or lack of blocks a lot of what I want to do. So I've decided to do the best I can with what I have right now. Still I feel stuck in a job I don't enjoy.
If i may added one thing, Doing is good and you will hit walls. and a lot of people, my self included thing you have to get around it or over it on your own. This may be the perfect time to bring some one in with fresh eyes. It worked for me, now use.
I have a different opinion about this planning. Planning helps to get shit done, if you do it right and dont overload youre agenda. Lets say you have a shit load of stuff to do and looking at this list alone will make you procastinate or will make you pushing them further away. By planning all the stuff to do away in your agenda you will notice that the emotional side that is blocking you from starting doing shit will ease up. Once you have a date atleast for all the stuff you need to do, you can easily start doing. And its okay to shift things according to situation. Things can take longer than expected because nobody is perfect. Key factor is though, you need to start doing ones planned. I aggree that planning has no benefit to the actual doing side and you lose time when making it, but on the long run it will help to keep you sane, see overall process and kind of reflection of how well you estimate youre time wich in turn will give you better judgement of estimation of how long stuff wil take.
Expand on this one. Show some of your examples where this happened for you. Some of your own stories will build on this one. You can even leave the graphics off again :) This is a good topic to go a little further on :)
Hey Jarvis, When you found yourself worth did your asset worth increase? In other words when you found your self worth did others see it as well and respond. (giving you cash).
I agree with the sentiment. And would be great to hear a story from your personal experience. But I think you're confusing brainstorming/inspiration/learning and planning/strategy. white-boarding and watching youtube videos are the former, and not planning. a plan would be a document with specific tasks and schedule to complete a project, at the very least a basic outline (brainstorming/learning might be part of the plan but for a set time). that way you, or those you're working with, understand what needs to be done to complete a project or achieve a goal. otherwise you waste time figuring out what to do next or you don't move forward because you don't know what to do. a good plan structure should be refined over time, and eventually become second nature, allowing you (and the team) to focus on getting things done and less time figuring it out as you go along. Hope that's constructive. Thanks for the great content!
thanks kelsey. in my reply to you below, what i'm trying to communicate is draw a distinction between planning and open-ended discussion. these two are often confused. proper planning includes a clear objective and desired outcome(s) and then determining the tasks that support the objective and lead to the desired outcome. and should be clear who is doing what and by when. and the plan should be flexible such that over time if something is discovered the plan can be modified as needed. this is especially important when working with other people so we're all on the same page.
Hey Devin, I've watched a lot of your TH-cam films. Sinds december 2016 I have a Canon 750D wit a 18-55 kit lens. Rode mic Pro for audio. Mefoto Globetrotter aluminium tripod. Now trying to transform information I know into knowledge. Went into Utrecht City, The Netherlands and started filming and later creating my own film in Magix video de luxe 2013. th-cam.com/video/c5Vo05KRnus/w-d-xo.html In Video Deluxe it looks sharp, in the Windows media player film it looks a bit les sharp, on TH-cam it's realy not so sharp annymore. Do you know why? I'm new in shooting RAW film. White balans and getting good colors is just trying out stuff. Do you think Video De luxe 2013 is till a good program? There are 14 kinds of film formats to select when i start with creating a film. I select the one below. NTSC FullHD 60p 16:9 (1920x1080; 59,94fps) Hope you can give some thoughts of the next step to make sharp films for TH-cam with good colors. Feels like a long way to go.
"Most of our problems in life are because of two reasons: we act without thinking or we keep thinking without acting."
This is an excellent point - I have only recently realized that I have become addicted to all of these "success", "motivational" type videos that are all over TH-cam. The problem is the algorithm. Just by watching this video there are at least 10 similar "success" videos on the right side of this page. I feel as if I have accomplished something by watching this video, I get a dopamine rush and then hey... why not watch a related video? And then I watch that video and another suggested video shows up. Next thing you know I've spent an hour getting pumped up and have accomplished nothing LOL.
But I have made changes as little as a month ago. I started a new system by creating a list of ACTIONABLE GOALS - nothing goes on this list except actions that could yield a real result in the real world. I highly recommend everyone try it. It works!
Someone could start a TH-cam channel based on ONLY action and forget all the other stuff that's out there making everyone procrastinate.
This video really hit home with me. I have been planning and writing notes and re-planing, but haven't been executing my plans. Thanks for the slap in the face to wake me up. Thanks Chase and thanks to the people who leave comments they are motivating as well.
I hope you did 🗿
Anyone else really appreciate the wide-angle look? So dope. Thanks as always Chase.
Robert Lora yeah agreed, I find it helps with the engagement in the 'talky' videos, along with the blank background.
Yes!
Was thinking about the same :) really nice look..crisp and clear..
What camera if I may ask Chase?
You hit the nail on the head with this video. I was stuck in the planning stages for almost 2 years and it KILLED my momentum. Now at least I have the ball rolling. I like what you mentioned about isolating the problem and finding a way around it. Thank you.
This was exactly what I needed to hear today, thank you!
Thanks a ton Chase! It's just the right advice at the right time - stop planning and start doing! More power to you, keep creating and keep it rolling!! 👍☺
Thank you Chase. I've been stuck in the planning phase way too long. I love your advice and tips as always.
Such an important reminder! SO often the plans change as soon as the doing begins anyhow. Thanks for the extra push. It's nice to know I am not alone in feeling this one. I think I have been erring on the side too much thinking and not enough action...I like the idea of 90:10.
Loved this video! Have to keep that in mind 10% planning and 90 % doing!
Resonates with me. Great message Chase. I'm on it!
Thanks again Chase for an inspiring message!
Really appreciate you sharing your wisdom, thanks!
Hi Chase,
Awesome video as usual! On the flip side of this, often times feeling stuck can be 'just' a feeling. It's difficult to measure wether you're really stuck or not. We can easily become impatient and use the feeling of being stuck as an excuse to not put in the consistent work. Repetition is the mother of all skill. When we put in the consistent work, we're bound to make progress over time. And sometimes taking some time off can give us new ideas or perspectives. However, when we're feeling stuck, typically we should ignore that feeling, don't overthink, and keep putting in the consistent work.
Chase
I don't care about fanzy graphics.it's your message that is important. I actually liked this calm video style explaining it. Thanks 👍 I need to be better with this myself. 100s of ideas and plans but not always doing it.
Thank you for your videos Chase! Love your work!! Huge fan!!!
In all the years I've been watching your videos, I think that this will easily rank in the top 5. The smallest deeds are better than the greatest of intentions. Well done Chase.
Thanks Chase..
You are a rockstar man!!
There have been times when I feel you are talking about me/doing a case study on me..lol!
This one here makes a lot of sense. Thanks for who you are and what you do. Wish our paths cross or I am waiting on a perfect act of kindness to pay forward the gratitude I feel for you!
Once again positive reinforcement....love it!
yep! great angle/perspective, and as always great words
Another important message that we can´t hear often enough ;) It´s so easy to plan but when we start doing that´s when the real fun happens! Thanks @Chase Jarvis, it makes so much sense. Maria.
Thank you, Chase!
Thanks Chase for the straight talk. It's a good reminder, and motivator to stay in action. I know you won't mind if I say that when you say 'ideas are cheap, a dime a dozen, and worthless if they are in you head and not made into something' that I have heard that line before. I know you didn't make that one up. I want to question that line, and how it's been said out in the world, not just by you. While it has a kernel of truth, I don't think it's helpful for everyone. By minimizing the value of ideas, and saying they're worthless until they are done, that amplifies perfectionism and fear for some people. I think it feeds shame. I believe the intention is to encourage people who need to get out of their head and get into action - I'm one of those people- I need to be reminded to do that. But I don't think the times I've heard it said that way have contributed to me getting into action, but made me feel shameful for all the ideas I haven't tried or finished. There's a great book called What Do You Do With an Idea, and it basically puts forth that you need to embrace and welcome your idea. When I hear that my ideas are a dime a dozen or worthless until realized, it just makes me want to hide more.
Hey Chase, thank you for reminding the value of doing!
Thank you chase for the really important reminder! I often find myself planning way more than putting in hours into studying for my exam. I'll implement the 90-10 rule that you spoke of.
Really great way of saying exactly what I wanted to hear. Thanks!
Such a relevant topic to myself right now. I'd been sensing a bit of struggle without being able to put my finger on why. This was spot on and helped! Thank you Chase!
Video looks super sharp and I dig the wide angle. Nice words too Chase! Thanks
You´re just great!! Keep doing what you´re doing!!
Acupunturally precise...
Thanks...
Love you Chase! Great ideas. Please wait until next week and get some rest. "Doing" self - care is vital too 😚
that is a great message that I definitely needed to hear right now. Thanks for that Jarvis. Keep on inspiring.
Thanks Chase. Gonna find those two little things.
more awesome advice! Thanks Chase!
So true. Computers and endless eq tweaking and studying; get out there. do a project. Hoping to take my own advice Thanks Chase!!
Loved this video, Chase!! The lack of graphics led to some legit real talk and then to some introspection for myself. Would love to see more like this.
It's always good to re-fill your creative well, at least weekly (reading, watching, walks lol). But also note that, the only thing that matters is the DOING, as you can plan yourself out of what your want to do or create. Some fears and anxiety may begin to creep in. So, plan because that is a way of outlining your NEXT STEP, not what's going to happen in the future, or results/where you want the project to go, just FOCUS on your NEXT MOVE. TODAY. Right Now.
You have no idea how happy you'll be when you're doing that which you know you're capable of, but was afraid to start, only to think, what was I so apprehensive about.
Try to do, daily, Like everything from diet to practising mindfulness, it becomes a habit. A natural do-er.
(I'm currently reading/Listening The Daily Show (The Book), An Oral History as Told by Jon Stewart by author Chris Smith, so check it out!)
This was perfect man, deep down I know this, but I still have bad habits. Hearing this is EXACTLY what I need. Going to probably watch this once a month til I'm at the right level
Thx chase, i needed these words
Great stuff as always Chase. I'll add that once you start doing, don't stop doing. I think that happens a lot too where people get started and then give up way too soon. Cheers!
Nice one Chase! Always looking out for the community and keeping us all on track!
Very useful advice at this present point. I'm in the process of trying to create something, and I seem to be planning it more than actually achieving it.
Though I suppose it's always hard to take that first step and putting yourself out there.
Thanks for that, I have taken some action for a change! Also, I actually prefer the 'no fancy graphics' style of this video, very refreshing, feels more like you are just talking to us straight from the hip as it were. right, off to do more stuff 🌹
Hi Chase! I am a Speed Painter from the UK, and I get so much inspiration and useful knowledge from watching 'Chase Jarvis Raw' And 'Creative Live' . To be honest, I don't get to speak to many other artist or creatives these days, As Im locked away in my studio in a small town, and I travel alone to events that I perform at!..So, It really helps to listen for hours to creative entrepreneurs who always steer me in the right direction and inspire me to keep pushing forward with my Art and allow myself to be venerable when business just aint going right! Thank you for providing me with so much advice about improving all the little things to further my creativity and lifestyle, and I would like to also add, that this video in particular has spoke to me perfectly after a tough week of Over planning, and not DOING!..I hope one day our creative paths meet in person. Thank you. DS
thanks for the note dave. keep making!
Wow man - real. I'll watch a couple times until it sets in more. 😎👍🏼
there you are planngi
Great advice. I'm really focusing on doing more this year.
You always have inspiring messages! Love it. Do you have a video of what a typical studio day looks like for you?
Thanks for the kick (a nice and friendly one) into action, Chase! :-) I really like this: when our ideas interact with the world, the progress is made.
thank you :) perfect timing :)
Good advice. Got similar advice years ago from Gifford Pinchot at the MBA school he started (after a bit of planning). His mantra was along the lines of faster doing beats longer planning. He was speaking in terms of entrepreneurship. The underlying premise of this was that reality will have a lot of impact on your finely polished business plan. You can't plan for every eventuality and even if you do, the world you are working in will change and you need to be able to adapt. If you are good at "doing" you will be better at adapting.
Thank you so much sir
man I was just with these ideas in my mind, and I was also thinking about doing a video for my channel about that. You put the ideas in an internet way.
love your videos! Keep the awesome work!
Thanks man, I needed this
So solid man, resonated with me, appreciate the honesty.
Word. I love doing online photog courses and listening to photog podcasts and coming up with ideas, etc. But sometimes (like now) I feel brimming with that planning and that 'how'... and just so ready to go and 'do'. Your vid is a nice affirmation of that need to go and do (the 90/10 ratio is right on). Ps. prefer these chilled out talkies sometimes to the flash bangs. Thanks Chase.
For sure. Especially endemic in the world of film making.
thank you CJ
Thanks for the advice as photographer it is really important be like this thank you so much
I love it. Ive been thinking through much of the same thing lately. I put a video out a week ago talking about Done being better than perfect, and how perfection tends to bring with it paralysis and overly excessive planning. Action is the seed that will sprout to growth and progression. Also no need for an apology about the lack of graphics and such, it wouldn't be Chase Jarvis RAW if there wasn't a RAWness to it. Thanks for the great content!
i like these no graphics types of videos, let the words be the content. You got another subscriber here Chase, good shit
Thx Rob! Always good to hear what resonates.
Slow days for us at work are like adult snow days in that it gives us an opportunity to do test shoots and create content based on stuff we're passionate about! Thanks for creating this video and sharing with us!
Thank you.
Great tip as always THANKS!
feels weird the wide angle.
Thanks for the video chase - you (and others i.e. Bernadette Jiwa) say to be "different" not better. I heard about "blue ocean strategy" on one of your creative-live courses, so i bought the book and still... don't have any fantastic ideas about differentiation for my photography (largely due to market saturation) - couple this with an obsessive desire to do photography as my career... and be "successful"
Question is - do you have any thoughts on how to work out difference, differentiation, blue ocean strategy for creatives - or is this just a cause of "stop analyzing - keep doing, and work out the kinks as you go".
Nobody ever wants to talk about the volume of small business failures, we are inundated with success stories and "best of" so im trying to be "smart" about my approach (or else im in analysis paralysis!).
Actually I'm packing my gear to do a personal photo shoot right now! :)
Filip Kowalkowski good luck
Cheers! :)
Great video very motivating! I'm guilty of this partially because I'm exhausted lol but it helps to hear this! I did quit my job this week so that has helped relieve a tonne of anxiety and stress!
@Chase, what do you do when you are at a place of lots of ideas, no job, no resources? what is the best way to get unstuck? (am ending otj injury starting all over)
Dude you've gotta stop spying on me! Seriously, it's like you looked into my life where I am right now and spoke to me. I know that isn't what happened but truly thank you! Between this and the personal style video I've got a busy year ahead!
On the MONEY👊🏾
too much planning is procrastinating
Thank You! I love the tip on gauging progress... Pay attention to feedback but don't pay too much attention to it. 90/10!!! Show your work by Austin Kleon helped me with this.
An idea when not acted upon will only be as small as the brain cell it once occupied. Love the content Chris
i was planning while i was watching this. the same plan i been planning for months
@ChaseJarvis - what if you can't figure out HOW to execute due to a lack of experience, scarcity mentality from others more knowledgeable, etc?
TRUTH!!!
That's me. I feel stuck. Money or lack of blocks a lot of what I want to do. So I've decided to do the best I can with what I have right now. Still I feel stuck in a job I don't enjoy.
Just because you are jumping around and splashing doesn't mean you're swimming.
If i may added one thing, Doing is good and you will hit walls. and a lot of people, my self included thing you have to get around it or over it on your own. This may be the perfect time to bring some one in with fresh eyes. It worked for me, now use.
yes.
I have a different opinion about this planning.
Planning helps to get shit done, if you do it right and dont overload youre agenda.
Lets say you have a shit load of stuff to do and looking at this list alone will make you procastinate or will make you pushing them further away. By planning all the stuff to do away in your agenda you will notice that the emotional side that is blocking you from starting doing shit will ease up.
Once you have a date atleast for all the stuff you need to do, you can easily start doing. And its okay to shift things according to situation. Things can take longer than expected because nobody is perfect.
Key factor is though, you need to start doing ones planned. I aggree that planning has no benefit to the actual doing side and you lose time when making it, but on the long run it will help to keep you sane, see overall process and kind of reflection of how well you estimate youre time wich in turn will give you better judgement of estimation of how long stuff wil take.
Expand on this one. Show some of your examples where this happened for you. Some of your own stories will build on this one. You can even leave the graphics off again :) This is a good topic to go a little further on :)
I'm currently in the beginning of a 2month personal project and I'm looooving :) #Killingthat9to5
I want to know about organization. In your life, you schedule, your friends, work, and your photo
Yes pls, more real videos
Any Mexicano here?!
Quien sigue a Chase acá en México?!
I think maybe Chase has been watching some of my videos
No fancy stuff needed, the words are strong enough :-)
timely ... I'm totally overthinking a personal project and it's sucking hard
Another great video and inspiring! need to get off my ass haha! does anyone know what song he used for the outro? thanks!
Stop planning. Start doing.
I love you.
Hey Jarvis, When you found yourself worth did your asset worth increase? In other words when you found your self worth did others see it as well and respond. (giving you cash).
no graphics!!!
I agree with the sentiment. And would be great to hear a story from your personal experience. But I think you're confusing brainstorming/inspiration/learning and planning/strategy. white-boarding and watching youtube videos are the former, and not planning. a plan would be a document with specific tasks and schedule to complete a project, at the very least a basic outline (brainstorming/learning might be part of the plan but for a set time). that way you, or those you're working with, understand what needs to be done to complete a project or achieve a goal. otherwise you waste time figuring out what to do next or you don't move forward because you don't know what to do. a good plan structure should be refined over time, and eventually become second nature, allowing you (and the team) to focus on getting things done and less time figuring it out as you go along. Hope that's constructive. Thanks for the great content!
thanks kelsey. in my reply to you below, what i'm trying to communicate is draw a distinction between planning and open-ended discussion. these two are often confused. proper planning includes a clear objective and desired outcome(s) and then determining the tasks that support the objective and lead to the desired outcome. and should be clear who is doing what and by when. and the plan should be flexible such that over time if something is discovered the plan can be modified as needed. this is especially important when working with other people so we're all on the same page.
He kinda looks like Brad Lee Cooper
But I'm so good at not following through with ideas.
24 year film vet asking: please contact me Chase?
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Hey Devin, I've watched a lot of your TH-cam films. Sinds december 2016
I have a Canon 750D wit a 18-55 kit lens. Rode mic Pro for audio.
Mefoto Globetrotter aluminium tripod. Now trying to transform information I know into knowledge.
Went into Utrecht City, The Netherlands and started filming and later creating my own film in Magix
video de luxe 2013. th-cam.com/video/c5Vo05KRnus/w-d-xo.html
In Video Deluxe it looks sharp, in the Windows media player
film it looks a bit les sharp, on TH-cam it's realy not so sharp
annymore. Do you know why?
I'm new in shooting RAW film. White
balans and getting good colors is just trying out stuff. Do you think
Video De luxe 2013 is till a good program? There are 14 kinds of film
formats to select when i start with creating a film. I select the one
below.
NTSC FullHD 60p 16:9 (1920x1080; 59,94fps)
Hope you can give some thoughts of the next step to make sharp films for TH-cam with good colors. Feels like a long way to go.
Sounds like GaryVee :)
Ed Kachur yep
Too many people are drinking the gary vee kool-aid