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At the height of my career—awards, startups, celebrity collabs—my wife stopped me cold with one question: "How much is enough?" I didn't have an answer. From the outside, life looked perfect. But inside, I was chasing "more" without knowing why.
The Illusion of MoreThe culture around us says: keep climbing, keep grinding, keep stacking. But more for the sake of more eventually costs you—your health, your relationships, even your sense of self. Without defining what "enough" looks like, ambition becomes a treadmill you can't step off.
Why Constraints Set You FreeHere's the twist: constraints aren't limitations, they're freedom. When you know what's enough—whether that's money, recognition, or time—you can stop running in every direction and start building the life you actually want.
Here's what we get into in the episode:The big idea? If you don't define your "enough," the world will do it for you—and you probably won't like the result. Ask the question. Write it down. Revisit it often. That's how you turn ambition into a compass instead of a trap.
Until next time—stay intentional, stay clear, and keep creating.
By Chase JarvisAt the height of my career—awards, startups, celebrity collabs—my wife stopped me cold with one question: "How much is enough?" I didn't have an answer. From the outside, life looked perfect. But inside, I was chasing "more" without knowing why.
The Illusion of MoreThe culture around us says: keep climbing, keep grinding, keep stacking. But more for the sake of more eventually costs you—your health, your relationships, even your sense of self. Without defining what "enough" looks like, ambition becomes a treadmill you can't step off.
Why Constraints Set You FreeHere's the twist: constraints aren't limitations, they're freedom. When you know what's enough—whether that's money, recognition, or time—you can stop running in every direction and start building the life you actually want.
Here's what we get into in the episode:The big idea? If you don't define your "enough," the world will do it for you—and you probably won't like the result. Ask the question. Write it down. Revisit it often. That's how you turn ambition into a compass instead of a trap.
Until next time—stay intentional, stay clear, and keep creating.