How to Become More Creative | Chase Jarvis on Conversations With Tom

[@driesketels]

I personally love this format. We have more then enough talk show shows in the world. A format where people can just talk, instead of giving the PR version of themselves through answering questions, is highly appreciated. We simply don't need more ads in this world.

[@joshmatthew9319]

“Creativity is seeing what everyone else has seen, and thinking what no one else has thought.” - Albert Einstein

[@jaysmith1927]

YES!

[@Jillady]

Truth, even Einstein could see that!

[@AnnaMishel]

That statement itself makes Einstein a genius.

[@Jillady]

Sky Lab Coolio, I do that.

[@AnnaMishel]

@@damamind What?

[@Lindsweightloss]

Something I recently have been doing to BOOST MY CREATIVITY is try out something new every Sunday. For example, learn a new topic, visit a place i've never been before, try a workout I've never done before, etc. Getting out of our routine once in a while is very useful for boosting our creativity.

[@twonrichpo1126]

Great one!!🔥

[@NathanaelMorton]

I absolutely love the interviews, but I can say that personally these Conversations With Tom are more my style. I love to hear the way that Tom thinks, which is why the AMA’s and ITU are my favorites. Impact Theory, Health Theory, and Relationship Theory are so awesome and I watch them all, but the most breakthroughs for me come from when Tom articulates his thoughts into steps and action items that I can take and run with in my own life.

[@carolwunsch4546]

Agree. Tom’s authenticity persists in direct response to his self monitoring of it. Thank you, Tom, for sharing that process.

[@arturorobles3108]

Tom I love your show. I watch a new episode everyday on my way to work. The new set up is refreshing. I would just like to point out that chase wouldn’t let you talk. Every time you would talk you can hear chase saying (sure, yea, sure, great etc.) kinda annoying lol but the episode was very educational. Keep up the good work.

[@GreenSemester]

It is amazing how a dialogue with another person can pull information out of Tom that he would not think about otherwise. This is what I call brainstorming. Great job!

[@TheZGALa]

I LOVE the reminder that making lots of stuff without the judgement/pressure of being great is more likely to produce great results than creating less with that pressure/goal. Thank you.

[@AgiArt639]

Yesterday, after many weeks of very emotional thinking I finally quit my job. I have last 2 weeks of work, and after that I'm going to follow my dream to become an independent artist. I am a hard-worker, I love to create, I'm going to create tons od shit, and maybe one day I will become a world class printmaker :) Thank you Tom!! I Love your podcasts!

[@Sarahkozakj]

I love that this is nearly 2 hours. I just listen to this type of content on repeat while I work! :)

[@manojsangany6111]

Same love this being part of my daily morning routine 🙂

[@justola935]

I do exactly the same. Listen to all the interviews everyday on repeat at work while working.

[@lindapow9351]

doing the same glad to hear , we're not alone

[@lauravelazquez8403]

Tom, The magic formula is “LIFE REWARDS ACTION! You say it often in the phrase “Action cures all!” I love your show!💕

[@thecrochetlady]

when im hangin out with my peers mostly 98% of them are on their phone commenting on fb or insta. i have a book or a crochet project which always generates a real convo. i am astounded at how many people have no hobby except checking their social status. grown people sittin around havinbno idea what to say to each other, havin nothin real to talk about

[@bluewaters3100]

I am 67 so you can imagine how much the world has changed since I was a teenager. It is sad how the art of conversation has declined. When I was thirteen for example we would get out of school and spontaneously just form a touch football game fo a few hours . We would then go home and eat dinner. After dinner I would take a bus and go to the library for a few hours if I needed to so I could check out books to do a paper or just do homework with friends. On the weekends we would all go to a local "teen club" where we all danced, talked, or played pool. We had so much fun. I am so glad both myself and my kids did not grow up fixated on social media . My kids as they got cell phones and we got a computer did have My Space . Mostly though it was for music and to follow skateboard stars! I would encourage you to enlarge your interests and look for other kids who may have broken away from an addiction to FB and twitter.

[@thecrochetlady]

i have a love hate relationship with social media

[@ErikaK]

When you get inspired every day, when you are consistent in what you do and you love what you do so much, creativity just flows. When we love what we do, when we are present in the moment and concentrate with undivided attention in what we're doing, we get into the "flow state" and creativity just happens... it's just part of everything, it happens naturally.

[@tayloztv3036]

Erika K Hi Guys Like you guys I love Toms Work!! He has inspired me to take action on my own KZbin channel!! My channel is how to become an Elite Performer or maintain elite performance 📈 If you could check it out and give me honest feedback that would be great ❤️

[@gurudra]

To be creative is to be in love with life , you can be creative only if you love life enough that you want to enhance its beauty , you want to bring a little more art to life )

[@chungnah7329]

Yes, love people and try to do the best for them.

[@osse1n]

*Creativity comes from stillness,* when the mind isn't overloaded by a lot of noise and you don't stress about things.

[@raymondtendau2749]

I salute you my comment section boss. It's been a while anyway.. .Hello from a friend from Ghana, west Africa.

[@osse1n]

@@raymondtendau2749 Merci Beaucoup

[@steve00alt70]

Rent, money food and bills; let me introduce myself

[@Jillady]

Optic500 🚫BUBBLE BUSTING, LOL

[@catedoge3206]

ayyyee Ryan Holiday

[@DonDemetrius]

WOAH - "Whatever made you weird as a kid is going to make you great as an adult..." 💡

[@debrasmith6154]

Watching this is such a full circle moment. I learned about Tom Bilyeu from a Chase Jarvis podcast a while back. I became a HUGE fan of Tom and his work and follow him regularly. It's great to see Chase in discussion with Tom on a topic near and dear to me. They both are terrific influencers!

[@PracticalInspiration]

Your point on success is very true, it's not just about how much you have or achieve, but how you feel about your life and circumstance

[@PowerMatrixAnime]

*I love the idea that creativity being the new literacy.* Tom appears to be very comfortable with Chase. He usually doesn't talk as much as his guests.

[@ayoubgasmi9574]

This format is different from impact/health theory, I think the point here is to converse with a friend to discover more about your own thoughts. I never thought of it before Tom mentions it. Love it.

[@AllIn1Studio]

Power Matrix - How To Master The Dark Arts coke? His ego is growing exponentially...

[@camirose3009]

Gotta confess .....thought u were a little annoying at 1st but the more I realized we have the same desires (healing/redirecting the lost/human wiring ) I was floored ... in this episode you said Mozart effected you deeply blah blah blah .... I fell out because you spoke my same experience word for word ... YOU reminded ME we all are pieces of a larger Sum .... THANK YOU for letting us share your journey ~ you are making this life BETTER for so many.

[@Gigadander]

Been trying to listen to this for a couple of days now. The more I'm listening the more anxious and existential I get and I have to turn it off. Listening you Tom in any effect makes me question what I'm not doing. I'm a very fixed mindset person trying my best to get past my escapism to achieve my big dreams. Looking to you for motivation always.

[@guitarsz]

Chase is absolutely correct, “it feels good to be aware”. awareness is the most energizing state someone can be in. Flow, it’s almost like feeling high or hyper lucid but it’s also so natural. Because we spend most of our time with thoughts and other things competing for our mental bandwidth, that when nothing is pulling from our awareness; the connection is optimized. Like the current of electricity is flowing at capacity and even surging, and this def has a feeling that goes with it and that feeling, indescribable and ineffable and of course one of the best feelings to experience.

[@NidaKazmi]

I FREAKING LOVE this new format. EXACTLY what I wanted, and I've listened to this conversation twice. That's when I know I'm a bit out of my league and I'm learning... Thirst quenched. Thanks Tom and the team!

[@simsammalinao1823]

Creativity makes all things people need. Much thanks Chase and Tom.

[@BuiltonBitcoin]

These conversations with Tom are 🔥🔥🔥! Love seeing the way these two dudes bounce back ideas.

[@sofiag.6894]

Beautiful! It all goes back to mindfulness, being present in everything we do, being intentional, how we express ourselves, how we love, how we approach people, every detail matters and that's creativity.

[@lanka8786]

I absolutely love this guest... i had to listen to it all over again.. such amazing insight ... Thanks Tom for picking some of the best out there :)

[@darrenstoddart8673]

I'm really enjoying the new format Tom. I love Impact Theory as you're providing a format for us to connect with a whole range of successful and intelligent individuals, and you direct the conversation in such a way that allows the guest to flesh out key points thus giving us some amazing tools and views. Conversations with Tom really allows for more opportunities for you to shine and bring across your thoughts, I feel we the viewer get to connect with you a lot more (outside of your social media feeds) thus allowing us to understand you and your vision a lot more. (I am working on being more articulate and putting my thoughts across better)

[@lanawebster2078]

Tom, your super power is your enthusiasm and passion to be the best!

[@graphicallydeb9897]

Hard to commit to my favorite Bilyeu KZbins... I watch some every Sunday and last night started using them as my sleep channel. Woke up this morning to this amazing conversation. It makes it very hard not to learn when you open yourself up to this channel. I am sharing and tagging friends. Hoping to spread the impact and wake up the world!

[@lanawebster2078]

Chase Jarvis, I enjoy listening to you....you are a doll...from one creative to another....

[@garrygballard8914]

Tom - purpose of life is to evolve and be more than we were before. To work on our challenges and build on them. As Marianne Williamson says " Stand in the Light of your Greater Becoming." Having Intuitive premonition.

[@autodidatasacademy]

Jarvis look a lot more intelligent in this interview than in its own show, I would love to see this part of him more often.

[@anniehertz]

@1:32:29 - Whisper: “From a whisper to a scream”. 🎶😃 I am learning so much from you guys! Thank you!!! ❤️💡🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@JeyRamm]

I think one of the challenges when discussing any creative act is that there is a difference between being good at the craft and actually creating something creative/artistic. Chase saying that he doesnt believe that anyone can be world-class is him saying that he doesn't think everyone can achieve top-level creativity but everyone can benefit from having a craft/discipline. At least that's my take away from this. Really love these longer discussions :D

[@camandjaiden]

2 hour interview just as I am meant to go to bed?! Damn you Tom!

[@superpasi7315]

It’ll still be there in the morning

[@tayloztv3036]

Cam and Jaiden 😂😂😂

[@tayloztv3036]

Hi Guys Like you guys I love Toms Work!! He has inspired me to take action on my own KZbin channel!! My channel is how to become an Elite Performer or maintain elite performance 📈 If you could check it out and give me honest feedback that would be great ❤️

[@winnersmakenoexcuses2360]

Sleep is the most important thing in life. It is thé foundation for your health. It's even more important than food and sport/movement. Check out Matthew Walker and thank me later ;-)

[@thecrochetlady]

the energy you say you don't like to feel is the same way i feel when a movie or book comes out about blatant ugly racism. i loved the book the help but it was hard for me to read because racism angers me so much and i despise the type of rage it makes me feel. but my experience with racism fuels part of who i am so it's such a fine line to teeter with

[@daveedmusic]

Tom. You’re slowly waking up. Quantum physics that you’re being drawn to is where the secrets are. Get physicist Tom Campbell on your show but watch his lectures first on KZbin so you get a feeling of what he’s talking about and get him on the show. Your level of awareness will expand like you have never imagined. You’re doing wonderful work fantastic, but once you really get the larger understanding your show your your company everything will fly to the next level. Your heart is in the right place so that is excellent. Thank you

[@cainpork]

For me it's recognition of the negativity. I have removed a large quantity of the negative from my social media. Now it's focused on growth and cats!

[@polcalca]

I burnt my dinner twice. That's how good this conversation was. Keep making this kind of content Tom, you'll definitely build the next Disney ✊

[@Jared_Michael]

Conversations with Tom has quickly become my new favorite show to listen too. Fascinatingly intriguing discussions and dialogue! More please!

[@gabrielkirkbaca2910]

A summary: " beauty is in the eye of the beholder " , I love all of your work Mr Bilyeu

[@Tofushoots]

I'm a huge fan of Chase Jarvis' photography. But i never knew he was so deeply intelligent.

[@AlbertQuibits]

I can understand it with the calling, sometimes I have choices. My head tells me, do the "right" stuff (the things I learned and belive) my heart tells me also do the right stuff (the things that excite me and I apperently really wanna do). Also the difference is if I follow my heart I don't have a bad feeling afterwards or at least until my head quiets down. And then I think: nice, good compass you didn't disappoint me! So now I'm perfecting my compass and train it, making it a quantum compass. Let's see how far that goes.

[@patrickodonovan5066]

We love your show and your interview style, Tom. Thank you for being you.

[@lanawebster2078]

Tom Bilyeu, you are enough....you are in the arena fighting....❤️

[@micaelaharris859]

Don't betray yourself!!! That was a golden nugget for me!

[@zenlenzmedia]

Omg I get Tom so much! This whole video had tons of info! But at the end ..."understanding how shit works" just resonated with me on such a high level. I struggled working for other people my entire life because I had to know how all departments worked so I could do my job to the best of my ability. No one understood that! Ugh Tom just said it!!! We have to know how shit works! We just do!!! We can't do anything to our full potential if we are limited by knowledge of its function or purpose. You have to know how things work so you can do your part to the best of your ability. Bottom line! Loved this video!

[@Brofessorben1017]

Another one that caught me off guard as one of the greatest interviews of all time. Thanks so much guys. 💪🏆🖖

[@pournimadeshmukh5785]

I am so grateful for those show notes under the video Tom!!

[@adrielleroyale]

Had to throw this in here - regarding your " I don't know if I could ever become a great singer" - not that you'd want to, BUT My cousin was the WORST singer when we were young. Totally tone deaf, but she went to music school and came out singing AMAZINGLY well and then developed her own style and actually went on a tour that she booked and had some success. Anyway, my point is I NEVER thought she'd ever be able to sing, but she's amazing and a beautiful singer. :)

[@TheZGALa]

I wrote and self published my first book last year/early this year. I mention both of you in it in fact. 47 truths. So many first and second and third shitty drafts... It has been quite a journey so far. Still writing, making videos, taking pictures, singing songs...

[@to33x]

Just finished reading "Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized world". Could really see how Chase's book is a great complement to it, so it's my current read now. The issue of having blind spots by charging ahead at full intensity is exactly that was described in the Range book.

[@TheZGALa]

It is interesting to ponder if it is worth pondering that we might be 'missing out' on a more balanced life by being less focused. I appreciate this conversation very much. There is not one way.

[@EMDEEism]

Feels like listening to everything am going through. I loved the childhood flashback, and the highs and lows and the silent whisper. This is a gem!

[@AnnaMishel]

we’re not blank slates and the world isn’t flat. PERIOD!

[@NSDlamini]

Tom just wants to help people man, God bless him

[@FLYNNSINFINITY]

I loved the cinnamon rolls analogy. That which you do with ease is your calling. I commend your vision to inspire others, Tom.

[@enjoy-joey]

I wish you guys delved deeper into the act of unlearning. Yogis speak of this often in terms of forgiveness; If you learn to hate someone, that hate may manifest as sickness, so one must unlearn the hate, and forgive. Thanks for the thought provoking content Tom!

[@denisemcwhorter2646]

I literally was writing down a question to post and while I was writing, Tom asked the same question to Chase. This blew my mind. I wanted to know when do we know when to keep going and when to stop pushing forward with our obsessions in life. Chase provided the answer with the explanation of 2x2. Check it our around the 1:25:04 time slot. My had hurts from writing so many notes. Excellent session.

[@deantopping156]

Two Gods explaining how it all works!! Great vid!!

[@ayoubgasmi9574]

Love this format Tom. Just discussing with a friend to expand your own awarness and adding a camera to it :).

[@lanawebster2078]

Awww, Chase, I saw the sadness....yes you go for it ...you listen to your heart......

[@Peacefmb]

I love this man! He resonates with me so much that I had to loop the video to listen to again as I began my day.

[@burry218]

Woah, Tom mentioned Dr. Peterson! Tom, we need him on your channel!!!!! Like to get this comment to Tom!!!! :)))

[@MsCaterific]

This convo was/is so fascinating to me. 2hrs wasn't enough.

[@darwinlopez7750]

Amazing content & conversation! Tom what a masterpiece of interview!!! Missing a bit of collective wisdom around 1:20m but so good! Buying his book now!

[@avalerionbass]

18:08 As far as I see it, creativity is the expression of love and love is the source of creativity. Love is a passion, a point of inspiration that creates movement. There is not a single thing in this world that anyone truly loves without the desire to express it. When we create, we express our desires and our passions in a medium that resonates best with our individual selves. Doing this creates a bond and appreciation for our art, and that bond increases our love for it and increases our creativity from it. Find something/someone that you love, and you'll never go a day without creativity or inspiration.

[@kerryhopkins1224]

Anger gives you the same dopamine high as joy. For people that haven't found ways to get the positive highs, this is the easiest way to get that high.

[@MrG__2]

Love this format! The authenticity is appreciated

[@redtreasure1]

LOVE everything about you Tom and you also have some amazing speaker on with you...such an inspiration

[@tayloztv3036]

redtreasure1 Hi Guys Like you guys I love Toms Work!! He has inspired me to take action on my own KZbin channel!! My channel is how to become an Elite Performer or maintain elite performance 📈 If you could check it out and give me honest feedback that would be great ❤️

[@pape_ink]

I couldn't agree more with Chase! creating and facing the creative process on a daily enable me to find self-awareness. The act of creating is challenging, just like life, I believe If everyone treated their life challenge with a creative mind or process they would grow more!

[@Tomsolomon111]

The more you do something, the more you recognise patterns and cues in what you are doing.The more you can repeat the patterns, the more you can string them together to create something coherent that others can recognise.

[@VirtualTourPhotographer]

Hey I suck at playing music but I am very committed to what I think is the best rock band of all time, RUSH - but what I do is remember to go back to their passion when I feel a bit lost in my own skills. I'm not even a 'super-talented' photographer, but I can shoot great virtual tours, and, more importantly, I really care about the quality I deliver. The important thing is to be focused on the care we put into something that matters to people that matter.

[@chiragbhatia2875]

We get so busy in our daily life that we forget to nurture our creative side. There should be a gym for exercising the creativity muscle.

[@rosehavenfarm2969]

"I don't want to be involved in something that makes me feel that way." Tom, get off FB. FB is not essential for the growth of your business, no matter what they say. Don't feed the beast.

[@graphicallydeb9897]

It isn't essential, but don't think growth of the business is his goal.. Opening new minds and furthering impact! It's no harder to add FB to the list of Social Media and a lot of sad minds reside there. Why not throw a lifeline???

[@anniehertz]

@50:07 or so and the final assessment of the importance of Creativity in one’s Life made me say “Wow” out loud right along with Tom! I had been neglecting this “staple” and you guys just woke my soul up again! I had been getting depressed lately and I want to thank you for this. Gratitude! ❤️💡😻😍😻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@anniehertz]

The “giving up on yourself” part hit me like a ton of bricks! I know what’s goin’ awry! 😳 I’m gonna get back on creating. Thank you gentlemen! ❤️💡🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🎶

[@Thejagodfada1233]

I'm impact by this convocation. I think creativity comes through the amount information that we allow our mind to process.

[@aLr_boosh]

This was a really good episode. Love that this series is a deep dive on one topic.

[@MindofAmna]

Tom it's been too long! I'm so excited to watch this video 😊 Keep up the great content!!

[@christinehood2663]

This is THE best interface I’ve ever watched on U Tube!!! Tom, you navigate expertly through very challenging thoughts! PS; I have always loved your mission statement.

[@ftnsco]

Your guest is very patient.

[@ExistNNature]

"Make It to Make It" says it all.

[@lucasniall]

Love the banter between you guys. Heading to Netflix for the great hack. Keep it up best content on the web. X

[@dolsiemercado3140]

Any art will alway take practice. The hard part is learning to make it into a business.

[@ExistNNature]

Agreed!!

[@Amelia_PC]

Hey Tom! Great video! I like this format. I totally disagree with the concept about we can't be good at something we don't love. I'm a creator, but I choose to enter the comic book industry as an artist because of the lower barrier in comparison to a writer position. Yeah, I'm paid for that and can make a living solely as an artist, but I hate drawing XD Another interesting part was, "ignoring this creativity you're giving up on yourself".Isn't it the other way around? Giving up on things and letting it go means kill the ego and have more progress? The last thing. Originality? Avoid it. People hate it (if you work in the entertainment industry). People like what is familiar. Trust me, I tried a lot. Now I'm struggling to go back to do the same thing everyone is doing, but giving "new clothes" for the crap. Yay...

[@darkrebel123]

"at the end of the day you need to root your shit in biology." I agree with this 100%. I am a biologist, and my reason for pursuing this academic path was largely rooted in the desire to understand myself, as well as others. I think it's naive to think that we can just go against our biology on a whim. Yes we can overcome biological drives with work and effort when needed, but generally, your life is easier if you keep biological tendencies in mind.

[@iknovate]

Not embracing or exploring your creativity is stuffing your real self into a box you never open.

[@jenniferwinn3483]

Been looking forward to the next episode of this, I loved the first one

[@alanestrada4770]

Caring about something more than yourself. Love.

[@nathaniellee3996]

Thank you for this interview! This is amazing! Developmental Psych for life!

[@stephenodey5147]

Most Excellent conversation/interview 😊. The interaction and subject was of massive help in clarifying my thought process and actionability open to me 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌 I realised , I would produce works furiously ( Focusing on the number of works completed ) and then slow my out put to consolidate improvements and skills into a small number of polished works . Then start up the maximum number of works possible with the newly acquired, honed improved skills . So see soaring between , out put numbers and quality’s pieces , so always improving 👍👍👍👍🤜🤛Until now I’ve never realised , that this was my process , and would get frustrated when producing the numbers of mediocre work and then frustrated with spending to much time devoted to one piece. I realise this is just my way to gaining skills . Thank You so much 👍👍👍👍👍

[@Elizabethd69]

I absolutely love this guest and absolutely love your videos your questions are the best , your so talented ! You have such interesting guests .Very stimulating conversations, there is only one problem , it keeps me sitting and procrastinating.

[@88happiness]

Really great video! Loved so much of it. This hits home in two arenas. So good!

[@missnord7730]

I just received my copy yesterday and very excited to get started. Just finishing Ray Dalios Principles which is an awesome book. Great and real talk guys. Thx from Sweden.

[@tslilbearshoppe9870]

don't want to marinate in the negativity and have to make a real effort to avoid it on social media. It is very easy to get sucked into the bs. Sometimes it feels good to slam idiots tho and that in itself is an adrenaline rush because you feel like you called them out on their stupidity but then you feel like you wasted your time....always. Love your video topics keep up the good work. Most people are striving for better. As an artist i can tell you that in my case, in order for creativity to flourish, I have to be quite zen in my life in most areas in order to quiet that part of my mind that isn't-- which in turn will allow the creativity to come out to play. Some artists need chaos and pain so it would be the opposite for them. In any case, you are correct that it is a muscle and has memory and the more you paint the more you paint but if you stop for a while, it is like riding a bike. It all comes back to you...eventually. And Tom you are an empath for sure just so ya know. It takes one to know one :)

[@AlbertQuibits]

finally! I was waiting for this!

[@realjasonlima]

Something caught a neuron as I was watching this. Both of you have grown out of your initial skills to become teachers of that skill. If your reverse this process you could potentially help someone find that “thing” by asking “what skills do you want to learn to eventually become a teacher of it to the world” because that’s what everyone has done throughout history and is a pattern i cannot deny

[@realjasonlima]

Then the creative part come from how you teach/communicate it to others

[@MrFrank107]

"Creativity is just problem solving with a lot of woo woo."

[@impylse]

this format seems alot better/genuine 👍

[@aplik881]

Loved it!! This conversation pattern is great. So happy that creativity is put on the scene here. I can confirm it really helped me find myself again. Other great stuff: follow your flow, good or bad at it, just because it s your flow, u true to yourself. And..am currently about to dive back into coding..should I stay focused on my creativity, smile. It's not a question though, just something about multistreams activity, cause when I be coding, I be creating too, expressing whatever. Thank you Chase, thank you Tom. One love, all