Chase Jarvis

If you go to my blog, um, we'll link to that chase in the show notes.

Yeah, that'd be great.

It was basically in looking backwards that I was able to process the grief in real time.

I was just like, all right, on to the next thing.

I don't really not that I don't care about money, but money is I know I can make money almost at will.

So it's more about having impact on the world.

And rather than poo poo and cry in my, you know, cry in my rice pudding, I'm going to go out and make something better and different.

uh, leverage the experience and get on with it.

So I don't want to, I don't want to gold plate it as Brene Brown talks about gold, gold plated grit.

We talk about our failures very quickly and our successes very slowly.

Um, you know, it was a real deal, but I didn't, I wasn't really able to process it until, you know, basically a year, a year and a half ago when I was able to get on Instagram.

That was another thing.

It was, I was, you know, as a, one of the most influential photographers the past decade or two to not be on Instagram because of trying to preserve a legal position was a really, uh,

that was a painful and borderline catastrophic failure as well.

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