Book · 2024 · Business & Economics
Never Play It Safe
A Practical Guide to Freedom, Creativity, and a Life You Love
Never Play It Safe by Chase Jarvis has been mentioned in 1 episode across 1 podcast (0 episodes recommend it and 1 episode discusses it), through . Most frequently brought up by Rich Roll (1 episode) on The Rich Roll Podcast (1 episode).
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Um but you've got this new book never play it safe which in thinking about it I mean it's great I love it um it's it's a book about creativity but it's really a book about life um and a sort of relationship or a Dynamic uh in which we all approach Our Lives.
Rich Roll · The Rich Roll Podcast · Oct 2024 Listen at 3:44 Why people recommend it
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Rich Roll um but you've got this new book never play it safe which in thinking about it I mean it's great I love it u… 1
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“um but you've got this new book never play it safe which in thinking about it I mean it's great I love it um it's it's a book about creativity but it's really a book about life um and a sort of relationship or a Dynamic uh in which we all approach Our Lives”
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“So, this is a book about um accessing all of the best stuff in life, which is on the other side of your comfort zone, on the other side of fear, on the other side of risk.”
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“And my book Never Play It Safe is is uh the goal of it is to awaken you to this and give you a very handful a very small handful set of very very basic tools that can plug you back into what I call all the best stuff in life.”
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“And the irony is the title of the book, Never Play It Safe, came in that moment.”
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“the book is called never play it safe for a reason”
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“and in the beginning of never play it safe I say look we're not talking about seat belts and sunscreen”
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“I'm telling you man, I hate to be that dude talking about his book, but there’s a whole chapter about that—it’s the constraints chapter.”