NATIONAL BESTSELLER
What if your biggest risk in life is playing it safe?
In Never Play It Safe, bestselling author, award-winning photographer, and founder of CreativeLive, Chase Jarvis, reveals that safety is an illusion—a comforting lie that’s holding you back from true fulfillment and the key to unlocking your potential.
Discover the Bold Path to Your Most Authentic Life
Chase Jarvis has spent years in deep conversation with the world’s top entrepreneurs, artists, athletes, and performers, uncovering the real secrets to overcoming fear and living boldly and authentically. Through these powerful insights and his own transformative experiences, this guide for creative living invites you to shatter the dangerous comfort of the safe path and find your purpose.
Inside, you'll discover:
- Why "playing it safe" is the riskiest move you can make
- How to break free from the toxic voices in your head holding you back
- The hidden "attention hijackers" silently sabotaging your dreams
- The surprising link between playfulness and peak performance in any field
- Practical techniques to train your attention and unlock your potential
- Real-life stories of world-class performers who dared to live boldly
Are You Ready to Break Free?
If you’re tired of playing small, feeling stuck, or living in fear, it’s time to reclaim the playful, courageous part of yourself that’s been waiting to shine. Never Play It Safe will equip you with actionable strategies, tools, and inspiration to take bold action and create the life of your dreams.
Your Life is the Ultimate Creative Act—Don’t Settle for Safety.
CHASE JARVIS is an award-winning artist, an entrepreneur, a bestselling author, and one of the most influential photographers of the past twenty years. As a lifelong creative pioneer, he’s crafted campaigns for Apple, Nike, and over one hundred other iconic brands. He’s also an Emmy-nominated director, the author of Creative Calling, and the host of the Chase Jarvis LIVE podcast, which has over fifty million downloads. Previously, Chase was founder and CEO of CreativeLive, which boasted more than $100 million in revenue and a public-company acquisition track record.
