Gretchen was truly a GENIUS in this interview. You were great too Chase! I believe I am an upholder and it was so cool to hear what that means and how we all have different needs, etc. I listened to this a few days ago on your Podcast and so much of it is still ringing true to me. Absolutely outstanding story and insights shared. Cheers!
Definitely going to have to ponder on the questions "Who do you envy" and "What do you hide". Interesting how I got to learn more about myself just by listening to this interview. Thank you. Great guest!
Such a great interview! Gretchen has a great ease in speaking about these topics and is really engaging. I loved the questions: who do you envy? are you a marathoner or a sprinter? and knowing that finish lines are not good for habits makes so much sense. There is sometimes a big disappointment in reaching our goals, not realizing it's not the finish line, it's a milestone. I have changed a bunch of habits last year and they have stuck with them and it has made a big difference in my life. It's important to know yourself as much as you can and build yourself life around that.
Ooohhh interesting about the 4 type personalities! All about know thyself tools. My habit list is also a key thing i need to tick off, really happy i have been sticking to it since the start of the year! Gold. Thanks Chase and Gretchen.
38: 36 and on hahahaha Im a rebel and she JUST said how to deal with my own self hahahahahahaaha Information - Consequences - Choices and Chase face: Priceless LOL That advice was the BEST of the whole interview.
Love this series! Great interview and Gretchen was super interesting. Btw, apparently a big time obliger. Going to step it up with some accountability :) Cheers from Sweden!
Love Gretchen . . . great interview! I'm a rebel and I can attest to everything Gretchen suggests. Thanks SO MUCH for such great courses! Would Creative Live consider ditching the bottled water? If you were to clean the beach with me you would understand why I ask . . . thanks in advance for considering my request : )
Hello Chase , I like your programs . Just have few question tho about creativity , actually two . Don't you think creativity comes from the Creator and since we are created by him, the creator don't you think it is him who shows us our path ?... it is like making something and giving it to someone else who dose't have any idea what to do with it . Only the Creator dose !
Sooo. Went took the quiz and then did some more looking into my personality type. 100% rebel, the only part of me that gets frustrated is, I think I changed over time from when I was younger. I still have a desire to not let people down and please, but I also have a really strong rebel reaction in most circumstances. edit: Having a little theory I wonder if obligers can turn rebel. As chase says (write your script) I wonder if we have obliger tendencies that recoil when we are bending to social pressures. Once the snap happens, then becoming rebels once we have a chance to express and find our wants, goals, and dreams. Could some of that resistance comes from never wanting to find ourselves back in the situation of having our scripts written for us again. (everyone takes advantage of obligers, so it would make sense that we see everyone as a threat to our freedom to write our own script.)
For us rebels, Once you want something you become an obliger and once you don't, Or in your case, when you snap, you revert to being a rebel. Perhaps you went a long time doing what you wanted to do, or at-the very least believed that you wanted to, later you snapped and reverted back to being a rebel.
Great reminder to celebrate what works for us individually, but not enforce our methods of productivity on other people.
Gretchen was truly a GENIUS in this interview. You were great too Chase! I believe I am an upholder and it was so cool to hear what that means and how we all have different needs, etc. I listened to this a few days ago on your Podcast and so much of it is still ringing true to me. Absolutely outstanding story and insights shared. Cheers!
Definitely going to have to ponder on the questions "Who do you envy" and "What do you hide". Interesting how I got to learn more about myself just by listening to this interview. Thank you. Great guest!
I need to ask myself these questions too. I also need to 'find' what it is I really want 'to do'. Its quite scary
Gretchen Rubin is an incredible woman -- smart, HILARIOUS & I love her books.
This was such a valuable 1h of time spent today :) Thank you Chase!
Such a great interview! Gretchen has a great ease in speaking about these topics and is really engaging. I loved the questions: who do you envy? are you a marathoner or a sprinter? and knowing that finish lines are not good for habits makes so much sense. There is sometimes a big disappointment in reaching our goals, not realizing it's not the finish line, it's a milestone. I have changed a bunch of habits last year and they have stuck with them and it has made a big difference in my life. It's important to know yourself as much as you can and build yourself life around that.
been pausing the video every 3/5 minutes to think about what I've just heard... amazing!
Thank you so much for doing this interview, it stuck fast in places I haven't ever thought about. Absolutely amazing to hear her talk, thanks Chase!
She is very well spoken, makes the whole talk easier and more interesting.
Ooohhh interesting about the 4 type personalities! All about know thyself tools. My habit list is also a key thing i need to tick off, really happy i have been sticking to it since the start of the year! Gold. Thanks Chase and Gretchen.
38: 36 and on hahahaha
Im a rebel and she JUST said how to deal with my own self hahahahahahaaha
Information - Consequences - Choices and Chase face: Priceless LOL
That advice was the BEST of the whole interview.
Who do I envy... Eye opener that piece of advice!
This is a great series for discovering intelligent creative people that weren't on my radar before. I would to see Stephen Pressfield on here
Thank you THANK YOU! This video was everything! I am really an accountability person for sure!
Great video! Such a strong source of insight!
hhahaah going to the museum for the titles of the paintings! "best Painting EVER, loved the title" - LOL
Love this series! Great interview and Gretchen was super interesting. Btw, apparently a big time obliger. Going to step it up with some accountability :) Cheers from Sweden!
really great insights here!
Love Gretchen . . . great interview! I'm a rebel and I can attest to everything Gretchen suggests. Thanks SO MUCH for such great courses! Would Creative Live consider ditching the bottled water? If you were to clean the beach with me you would understand why I ask . . . thanks in advance for considering my request : )
Was this amazing interview in a warehouse? What’s with the distracting beeping?
wow there's a lot of interesting people out there, she's one of them
Fantastic
Hello Chase , I like your programs . Just have few question tho about creativity , actually two . Don't you think creativity comes from the Creator and since we are created by him, the creator don't you think it is him who shows us our path ?... it is like making something and giving it to someone else who dose't have any idea what to do with it . Only the Creator dose !
Her yes yeah yeah yes right sound so funny 😄
Sooo. Went took the quiz and then did some more looking into my personality type. 100% rebel, the only part of me that gets frustrated is, I think I changed over time from when I was younger. I still have a desire to not let people down and please, but I also have a really strong rebel reaction in most circumstances. edit: Having a little theory I wonder if obligers can turn rebel. As chase says (write your script) I wonder if we have obliger tendencies that recoil when we are bending to social pressures. Once the snap happens, then becoming rebels once we have a chance to express and find our wants, goals, and dreams. Could some of that resistance comes from never wanting to find ourselves back in the situation of having our scripts written for us again. (everyone takes advantage of obligers, so it would make sense that we see everyone as a threat to our freedom to write our own script.)
For us rebels, Once you want something you become an obliger and once you don't, Or in your case, when you snap, you revert to being a rebel. Perhaps you went a long time doing what you wanted to do, or at-the very least believed that you wanted to, later you snapped and reverted back to being a rebel.
I feel like I'm watching Taylor Swift from the future...