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Disruption, Reinvention, and Reimagining Silicon Valley

Arlan Hamilton, Chase Jarvis

Disruption, Reinvention, and Reimagining Silicon Valley

Arlan Hamilton, Chase Jarvis

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Class Description

There's a common misconception that artists have a monopoly on creativity… But the very act of making waves - no matter the career - is a creative one. The Chase Jarvis LIVE Show is an exploration of creativity, self-discovery, entrepreneurship, hard-earned lessons, and so much more. Chase sits down with the world's top creators, entrepreneurs, and thought leaders and unpacks actionable, valuable insights to help you live your dreams in career, hobby, and life.

ABOUT THIS EPISODE:

Through pursuing her curiosity and passion, Arlan’s found a way to create a living and a life for herself and work on a really tough problem: reconfiguring the ways that money and funding flow through these underrepresented and underserved populations.

  • Persistence forever pays. No matter how many no’s Arlan received, she shares the driving force behind her determination.
  • We are all privileged in some way. Arlan has a beautiful perspective on how we can all share in that privilege without diminishing our own.
  • We can all give ourselves strength and support by surrounding yourself with people who are positive and motivational – even if that’s virtually through the internet.
  • and lots more….

ABOUT ARLAN:

Arlan Hamilton built a venture capital fund from the ground up, while homeless and living off of food stamps. Now she’s on the cover of Fast Company Magazine – and she has invested millions in startups run by people of color, women, and members of the LGBTQ community. 

Ratings and Reviews

CG
 

Love! I heard a bit of this, ran out and got the book, and came back to hear the rest. Thank you for your honesty and openness, Arlan, and thank you Chase for bringing this inspiring interview to CL.

Ibidun
 

She had a lot to share on her experiences and gave me a bigger insight of what privilege could be. I am grateful.

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