Seth Godin: Imposter Syndrome, Getting Unstuck and The Practice
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- For the last 30 years, Seth Godin has been turning on the lights for millions of people (myself included) through his blog, online courses, lectures, and 19 best-selling books. Yes- 19! If you’ve been following his work, you’ll know he’s one most brilliant marketing minds of our time. Now he’s out with his 20th book, The Practice: Shipping Creative Work.
If you’ve been listening to this podcast for awhile, you’ll know I’m a huge believer in nurturing a creative practice. So often we sit around wondering why we are stuck, why we lack inspiration or are simply avoiding getting started. The secret? A steady, regular and brave practice that will keep you creating, even through the muck. It’s working through those bad ideas and mediocre creations, that get you to your greatest work.
We cover a lot of ground in the episode and I’m excited for you to dig in. Some topics include:
How all criticism isn’t the same, and most of it isn’t valid
* The difference between skill vs talent
* Attitude and mental mindset
* Trusting yourself and learning to trust yourself over time
* Finding your voice
* and so much more
Enjoy!
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Chase Jarvis is well known as a visionary photographer, fine artist and entrepreneur. Chase is cited as one of the most influential photographers of the past decade. As an entrepreneur, Chase created Best Camera - the world's first mobile photo app to share images direct to social networks - sparking the global photo sharing craze. He is currently the founder & CEO of CreativeLive, the world's largest live-streaming online education company, having delivered more than a billion minutes of free live education worldwide.
As a musician and a comedian, I really needed this. Thank you both for this discussion and for the enlightenment.
Chase what a great video. Close to the 10 minute marker you asked Seth a very important question. It was where and why did we begin to not trust ourselves. It starts when we become ungrounded. Trusting ourselves is based on being connected to the Force. That is a place where anything can be created, understood, or found. But when we weekend this connection, or all together break the connection - then it is impossible to feel trust. Trust is not an experience that comes from self. It comes from this connection of Energy and it is grounded. It really is pretty simple... the Light turns on. It is well explained in the book, Ground and Harness HorsePower.
Gary
Seth is like a vitamin for the soul.
i know this is ten months later but thankyou for this honestly changed my life
for someone seeking what "new" skills will be required and having watched this at release, I am so pleased to comeback to be reminded. Thank you, a second time.
Glad it resonates the second time too :)
The full resource of thought, language, and wisdom... there's not way he's of the same species as me!
🤣❤️ Seth is the best!
Thank You Chase for bringing on Seth
I don’t understand why so many people
pay for fake gurus and mindset coaches when they could just listen to this man for free here on TH-cam or buy his books.
what you do inspires people to love and follow you. thank chase
I learned through several fronts to mistrust my own intuition, and thoughts.
'If you not here to make things better, why exactly you are here...' 👊😎
To enjoy my life.
Wow! Seth Godin is like some kind of legendary philosopher monk that's just stepped down from a mountain. I so needed to hear this today. Showing up. The Practice. Shipping. Joy. Got it. Thanks so much.
Chase I have been following your channel for past 4 years and one thing I want to tell you is that---- you are the most underrated person in TH-cam history. You deserve 10 million subscribers atleast.
Thx man. Appreciate you my friend! 🙌🏼
I love the "no such thing as writer's block" section 💜
I’ve been blocked for months even though my podcast is getting in to the hundred thousands of visits and my TH-cam channel has over 500 thousand views I realized I have imposter syndrome I have to live with it and keep pushing and using courage to endure inside doubts and external criticism, thanks Seth and Chase
Seth, thank you for your time..and Chase, thank you for your questions......
This is such an amazing interview. There is such reassurance in knowing you will never have enough assurance. Content creators, authors, artists... just do what you believe is truly authentic to you to the best of your ability and don't worry about the outcome. Thanks so much Chase!
Thank you for doing this. This conversation was very helpful and believe me, I'll have to watch this again a bunch of times coz there's so much to unpack in this hour long discussion with Seth.
Thank you once again!
Utterly amazing, and the depth of the questions is profound. Thank you 🙏
Words of wisdom from Seth.
Motivation from the creative great chase.
Virtual mentors indeed. Lol.
Seth is full of wisdom!
Chase: “Is it all about making things better?”
Seth: “We’re sharing a planet, if you’re not here to make things better, then why are you exactly here?”
That’s the type of reflection you end up having when you bring together two incredibly talented artists who are impacting millions by shipping their work.
I truly appreciate the questions Chase prepares for Seth Godin. “Is it all about making the world a better place?” A question I couldn’t have thought of, but once said was exactly what I wanted to ask.
Aw thank you! 🙂
I really needed to hear this today! Thanks Seth.
Thank you for revealing great thoughtful ideas!
Great interviewing, Chase. Can never, ever get enough of Seth... but even still, nice to see you digging a little deeper. Seth sharp as a razor as always ❤
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I can say with the utmost confidence. That this message/video literally changed my life. Thank you guys for posting this; you have no idea what this message has shifted in my life and I've been really struggling at this moment to figure out what my voice was and I was getting ready to mute my voice and not let people know who I really am and what I get to create for the world. So, thank you Seth and thank you Chase you guys are amazing. I can't wait to get the book!
So glad you came across this when you needed it most. Thanks for sharing your journey. The world needs your voice 🚀
Great unpack of Seth's brain my man! Great interview Chase!!! 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾😊😊😊😊😊
Seth, absolutely love your rants....
Brilliant interview/discussion! Thank you, Chase Jarvis!
Great value. Thanks for sharing!
Oh my god I needed this right now. Thank you.
The same month you uploaded an interview you did with Seth like 2 years ago and this time it went deeper! So much value in this video! Love it!
Seth brings it every time 🔥🔥🔥 Thx for tuning in Jason 🙌🏼
Yes! Ive been expecting this interview for a month. The best of Seth's interviews were with Chase
Appreciate it Tommy! Seth is such an incredible and generous human.
It's Seth Godin, NOT the interviewer. Tom Bilyeu's Impact Theory interviews with him are en pointe too!
Agree, I thought this was Seth's best interview for this book so far...
thank you for this, great interview
Feedback framed as information as oppose to criticism is liberating.
Absolutely Love your work!! both of you!!! 👏👏THank you for what you are bringing for creatives! It is always a big pleasure listening to you! keep donig it, please!! ❤️
Appreciate it Nico. Thx for tuning in 🙌🏼
25:12 What follows is 3 minutes of succinct and brilliant truth.
I love this podcast!! This is definitely one of the BEST Seth and Chase conversations. I subscribe to both of your masterful works. Thank You!! so much. Count me as one of 10,000 brains that melted, and his speaking is like a laser beam!! And the RANTS- brilliant! I bought the book. It was the last copy in my local bookstore.
Wow, never has a youtube comment ever inspired me to subscribe to a channel I am unfamiliar with… until now!
cheers
Awesome interview Seth is such a beautiful wise soul 🙏
💯 Glad you were able to catch the interview 👍🏼
Love it!
This interview was amazing! A+++ 10+++ (Thank you!!)
Seth Godin is one of the greatest orators of our time #alphaIQ
We love Seth Godin
Just discovered Chase Jarvis' TH-cam channel... very pleased I did! Great interview and I felt Chase's reflections and insights added real value, and the chemistry between them brought out the best in Seth... this was a real dialogue rather than a standard "interview". Many thanks. I'd like to comment on Chase's challenge to Seth that "aren't we all certainty-seeking beings?" I don't think 'knowing' that we have to face uncertainty is enough to actually face it. Just as knowing you have to "face the fear and do it anyway" doesn't make that easier to do either. I learned something that I'd like to share, that may help. My brother Mike is a British champion freediver, and there is nothing like immersion in the ocean to awaken your fear! Mike taught me something really simple that has become a life principle for me ever since: "you have to accumulate positive experiences." This is an emotional, feelings-based approach to facing fear rather than an intellectual one. Seth talked about "doing" a lot, and Chase kept coming back to "trusting yourself" as a theme. I think the practice of "trusting yourself" could be understood as "accumulating positive experiences." You can keep pushing your boundaries only as long as you subconscious doesn't stop you. And as neuroscientist Joe Dispenza says, "your subconscious lives in your body." When you learn to freedive, you will discover that you start turning back to the surface involuntarily. What happens, is that your mind moves from the present moment, into the future: and your fantasy of drowning, gasping for breath, grips your experience of the dive... and you start wanting to breathe. But Mike said something very simple: "if you FEEL good to continue, then you are okay to continue". In other words, put your attention on your body: breathe, relax, enjoy the moment. Is everything okay? Then your fear - born of survival instincts - is imaginary. This sounds simplistic, but in fact it's a deep truth that we "know" what to do by feeling it. In freediving, youcan't dive if you are tense... so you have to place attention in the feeling of the dive. Nassim Taleb once said in a talk he gave, that you know if your fear is real through a simple test: if you walk outside and can feel the sun on your back, and the fear goes away... then your fear is imagined not real." So the way you push yourself into the unknown, is step by step. Enjoy the process, by placing attention in your body and the present, rather than ONLY living in the head and rationalising with your intellect. Be mindfully aware and present. As you accumulate small positive experiences, you learn, "I can do this" and you go further. By extension, pushing too hard will give you a negative experience... and that process will just make you freeze... so take your time, and go step by step. That's how Mike learned to dive to well over 100 metres on one breath. But it's also how we do push boundaries, I think, in general.
I like what you said. It feels like a "safer" way to get to where I'd like to go, so that I don't short circuit and just freeze up. I'm going to read this again to make sure I understand it correctly.
@@pamzavada5269 Happy to answer any questions you have. There is a video on my channel that explains it further too. Good luck.
37:00 biónicles I need to believe that my work matters
Thanks Chase! Seth is the best, such organized thinking. Check out his recent ep on Tim Ferriss as well!
So good!
Feeli'n it!
Awesome!
I needed it
wow this is fantastic i must have that book. I love the interviewer he is doing a good job asking good questions
Well Im sold
21:30 the practice
Pre ordered the audiobook.. Should be good.
For sure. So much value. Let me know what you think!
I love your interview, you have such a unique style, I loved listening to you and Seth, had a happy smile throughout.
12:35 OH MY GOD that is so on point for where I am with my thinkings and approaches to work, so damn on point. Wow.
This was much waited!!! I just want to hear Chase talk to Tim Urban 😭
ha. Noted! Thx for tuning in 🤓
@@ChaseJarvis I literally binge on this series of yours every now and then 😭❤️
Ok I would have actually bought a book called "Trust Yourself."
The GOAT
💯
Seth Godin: an amazing human and a Genius
"Simply type." -Seth Godin
I always tell myself "just do it" lol
well that was hard to hear.
But so fucking refreshing.
i'm stopping this procrastination right now.
So inspiring
a bunch of generalities...how did I fall for this for years thinking I was gathering important pieces of knowledge? in fact it just nice soothing soundbites.
What's the difference between "generalities" and "fundamental truths"? How do you know which you're looking at?
@@johnoregan8911 I wouldn't even oppose generalities to fundamental truths, it would be unrealistic to judge a speaker for not providing those. However, I think one should expect practical advice or applicable concepts. The truth is that, most of self improvement is the same idea, repeated ad nauseum in every flavor, play of words, clever twist...Etc. I have listened to this whole interview and found not one single practicality. Did you?
In a practice we do not reconcile the part of self that are wounded. If we do that the practice will be bleed to the point of not functioning. Seth says that the practice is just typing, and okay in this case it is. But when we look at the whole system, or really just look at the whole energetic system - Isaac Asimov he just figured out, and not in his head did he figure this out, he figured out how to turn on the ground for the system. He made this grounding key to his practice and we know this because he dedicated from eight am to twelve noon everyday to sit and write. And the Force flows through us and more so because we are grounded. And because we keep all the wounded nonsense for another time outside of the practice. So in short... there is no writer's block, but there are lots of people who are ungrounded and don't know what it means to feel grounded.
Gary
According to my five soul theory the leader the imposter and the artist are three different types of souls. It’s the way they’re born. The leader is a manager soul. The imposter is a worker soul. And the artist is what I call a musician soul. I guess my only difference of opinion with Seth is that I consider the leader to be a foreman, which is a compassionate but ambitious worker soul. But the person who organizes hires and fires and I think is the leader of the leaders is what I call a manager.
29:33 When you thought you were crewmate all your life
Look for signposts that show you which direction to go next. Ahhhhh, love that so much. Get into your heart space.
You were point the finger to Red, Cyan, Green, Lime, Yellow,... but you were the impostor all the time. What a plot twist
Like it
16:18 - Seth completely trashes a 7 year old
Manjistha seeburn
April 2023. and he is mentioning a project GPT 😂❤
Fascinating that in over an hour, there's no hint here of what The Practice is.
You weren’t listening. He clearly stated it over and over and over. In fact- it’s the one thing you in fact must do over and over!!
nobody gets plumbers block 🤣
😂
got the audiobook. a little disappointed, to be honest. It's a compilation of the Akimbo Podcast. I'm happy to give the guy some money because he is a generous contributor, but there's nothing new.
I came for seth I stayed for Chase. Sorry 🥺😩😄
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I have to stop this podcast. I can't hear it anymore after 20 mins. I have to see what marketing book he is talking about. I'll come back later. Remind me if I don't.
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Wow the interviewer is very distracting and not good at speaking