If you’re a high achiever with big goals, dreams, and ambitions, or if you have a big heart for helping others, chances are you’ve felt completely burnt out at one point in your life. Maybe you’ve found yourself feeling unmotivated in the morning or exhausted throughout the day. Maybe you’ve started to realize that your work follows you home and you haven’t been able to truly relax and enjoy your family time. In today’s episode, Jordan talks with business coach and podcast host Melissa Lin to dig into practical steps you can take today to avoid burnout and prioritize what (and who) matters most. Tune in to learn: The top signs that you’re experiencing burnout When hustle is good and when it’s bad Practical boundaries to set to avoid burnout How to prioritize what matters most in your life Why slowing down doesn’t mean going backwards To learn more about Melissa Lin, visit her on Instagram @themelissalin.

Have you ever wanted to pursue a cleaner and healthier lifestyle, but felt held back by your budget? Maybe you want to buy organic food or swap out your products with non-toxic ones but aren’t sure how to do it when you’ve also got bills to pay. In this episode, Jordan answers that question by sharing her top tips to building a cleaner lifestyle… on a budget. Grab a notebook and tune in to learn: How to prioritize your health Why we should listen to the signals our body is giving us about our health How to save money at the grocery store How to swap out your products and stick to a budget Ways to add additional income to your family Why investing in your health is NOT selfish

Have you ever dreamed of building a luxury treehouse? Okay, maybe treehouses aren’t what you dream about, but maybe you do have a big idea that seems a little “crazy” or outside the box. Or maybe you have a vision for something, but you’re experiencing a lot of skepticism or pushback from other people. To show you it’s possible to take that crazy idea and turn it into reality, Jordan is chatting with business owner Tori Bolt who, with her husband Seth, builds and rents out luxury treehouses at Bolt Farm Treehouse. So get ready to own your big idea and tune in to learn: How to take your crazy dream and turn it into reality What to when you experience pushback on your dream Ways to champion your vision and help others see your vision How to start working on your idea before paying a dime How to test your idea and see if it’s marketable To learn more about the Bolt Farm luxury treehouses, head over to Instagram.

Have you ever wanted to understand yourself better and why you behave a certain way? Maybe you want to pursue personal growth and improve how you react in times of stress. Or maybe you want to learn how to better communicate with your spouse and respond with grace instead of frustration. In this episode, Jordan talks with enneagram coach Morgan Maxey to talk all about the personality test, the good and the bad. Buckle up and tune in to learn: Details about the enneagram types The strengths and weaknesses of tests like this How to test yourself What to do if you’re stuck on which type you are How the test can be used to better understand loved ones How to get your message out there To learn more from Morgan, visit her over on Instagram.

Have you ever wanted to use your words to build others up and leave a legacy? Have you ever been afraid to be vulnerable or wondered what that actually looks like? Or have you ever been worried about sharing what you’ve created? To answer all those questions and more, Jordan is chatting with spoken word poet and author Arielle Estoria. They’re diving deep into the power of words, vulnerability, and the creative process. Tune in to learn: The power of words and how to use them to leave a legacy How to promote an environment where people have permission to be vulnerable What showing vulnerability actually means How to tune out the noise and tune into your creativity How to get over the fear of saying the wrong thing, or failing in what you’re creating To hear more from Arielle, check out her Instagram page.

Have you ever dreamed of starting your own business, but felt held back by the fear of leaving a secure job? Maybe you wanna create a business so you can have more flexibility in your life, but the idea of leaving what’s comfortable just stresses you out. Or maybe you’ve decided to start a business, but you feel like you’re hitting a wall just trying to get clients and make a profit. If your head and heart are nodding in agreement right now, then this episode’s for you! Founder and CEO of The Social Bungalow, Shannon Lutz, joins Jordan on the podcast to share her personal story of leaving a 10-year corporate job to pursue her own dream. She's also sharing her best marketing advice for starting a business and booking clients. So get ready to take notes and tune in to learn: How one woman left her job to pursue her career How to use your skills and experience to start a business How to book your first client Whether you need a website before you start How to make money without a large social media following To learn more about Shannon, head over to the thesocialbungalow.com.

Have you ever walked through a difficult or confusing season and wanted someone to just step in and say “I’ve walked through that before - here’s what I wish I had known at the time”? Maybe you’re craving connection and support, or maybe you really need someone who’s ahead of you in the journey and can share their wisdom with you. In this episode, Jordan sits down with cancer survivor and New York Times bestselling author Lisa Bevere to talk about the beauty and the importance of mentorship. Go grab those headphones and tune into this episode to learn: What a godmother is and who can be one The difference between mentors and peers How to find a godmother in your life What a mentorship relationship really looks like What vulnerability actually looks like and who to be vulnerable with If you want to dig deeper and hear more from Lisa, visit her on Instagram.

Does this sound familiar? You know you want to start a business or a side hustle so you can make some extra income and have the flexibility to set your own hours (and work in your slippers, of course). So you write a list of all the things you’re passionate about and all the ideas you have. But when you look over your list, you think, “How am I ever going to choose? I just want to pursue ALL my passions!” In today’s episode, Jordan chats with business coach and second-generation entrepreneur Rachel Proctor to answer that one very important question: How do you find your best business idea? You’ll learn: How to choose which business idea to pursue How to know which idea will be most profitable How to decide on a business model Where to start with your business How to become a valuable resource to your customer If you want to hear more from Rachel, visit her on Instagram.

Have you ever felt overwhelmed by the idea of creating a healthier home and making changes to the way you’re eating or the products you're using? Maybe you’ve heard about toxic chemicals in products or pesticides and it sounds important, but it all feels overwhelming. Grab a chair and get comfy as Jordan talks with Teryn Robinson about how to build a healthy home and how to do it one step at a time. There’s a lot of information and resources packed into this episode, so make sure you tune in to learn: How companies greenwash labels and what to look for What criteria to have for your food and resources you can use to find clean foods What to look for in beauty and skincare products Where toxins might be hiding in your home How to limit your EMF exposure How to eat healthy on the go And if you want to learn more about Teryn, go visit her on Instagram.

Have you ever looked at your bank account and felt stressed? Or maybe you’ve thought about all the things you should be saving for, or all the debt you need to pay off, and you’re immediately overwhelmed by where to start. Maybe there’s a part of you that knows you should be more intentional with your finances and, well, let’s be real, you think “that doesn’t sound fun AT ALL.” In this episode, Jordan talks with millennial money coach Chloe Elise to answer all your money questions and show you what you can do today to create financial health for the long game. Tune into to hear all about: How to have a healthy mindset around money How to avoid the top money mistakes How to stop overspending without giving up the things you love How to keep yourself accountable and get money advice from the right place How to get on the same page with your spouse and make money conversations FUN The steps to take if you’re starting a business with personal funds If you want to learn more about Chloe and what she teaches, go visit her on Instagram.

Have you ever found yourself looking at the girl next to you, and thinking “If I could just be like her, then I’d be successful”? Maybe you just feel like success is a weighty word and you don’t think you have anything to offer. To dig deeper into our love-hate relationship with success, Jordan chatted with Jamie Ivey, podcast host and author of “You Be You: Why Satisfaction and Success Are Closer Than You Think.” Jamie’s on a mission to show women that their mark on the world doesn’t happen by mimicking someone else’s life or calling. It happens by living faithfully with what God has given you (not Sally next door). Tune in to learn: How to stop defining success by how others define it Ways to be faithful with what God has given How you can stop being a slave to measurements and goals, but still do work excellently How to own your gifts and skills without guilt You can learn more about Jamie and her book by following her here.

Sometimes the journey to motherhood isn’t as easy or as glamorous as social media makes it out to be. It can be bumpy, full of heartbreak, and leave you feeling like you’ve got a one-way ticket on the struggle bus. In this episode, Jordan shares about her own journey to motherhood - from experiencing two miscarriages to seeking answers and advocating for her health and the health of her future family. You’ll hear about the types of testing Jordan’s pursued, the lifestyle changes she’s made as a result, and the message she has to share with other women who’ve experienced the same heartbreak. Grab a blanket, sit down, and listen to this candid discussion about the journey that happens when the road to motherhood gets difficult.

Have you heard the news? The SoulScripts shop that started it all is re-opening on October 1, with a new mission to support women walking through difficult seasons. In this episode, Jordan takes you behind the scenes and shares the story behind the comeback - a story intertwined with Jordan's own journey of heartbreak, healing, and rebuilding. Get cozy and tune in to hear: How SoulScripts was started Why the shop was closed and how it's been refined The new mission behind SoulScripts and how it's impacting women How the new shop will work and what you can expect 4 life lessons Jordan learned from closing and re-opening her shop You won't want to miss this one! And don't forget to check out the new SoulScripts shop here.

Have you ever wanted a manual that will just show you how to skip through the painful chapters of your life? Or maybe you’re going through a hard season and you’re asking yourself: How is this my life? In this episode of SHE, Jordan talks with Katherine Wolf, author of Suffer Strong. After a near-fatal stroke at the age of 26, Katherine shares her own powerful story of loss and healing, and how to build a beautiful life right in the middle of the pain. Tune in to learn: How to find strength in the middle of a painful season and make a beautiful life right where you’re at 3 Ways to embrace your own unique beauty Why it’s important to cultivate who you let speak into your life How to get through suffering together with your spouse Learn more about Katherine on Instagram by following her here.

Do you think like a boss? Do you know how to think like a boss while still being a humble, kind, and generous human being? If you're scratching your head or look a little bit like this emoji --> 🤷 ♀️ right now, welcome to the club Look, if you get stuck in your head, bogged down by lies like, "I don't have enough time," or struggle with setting healthy boundaries, it's time to learn the tools it takes to reframe your mind and think like a boss. In this episode, Jordan chats with Kate Crocco, Psychotherapist, Female Confidence Coach and author of Thinking Like a Boss to help us do just that. Tune in to learn: The 12 limiting beliefs female business owners struggle with How to set boundaries to thrive and why setting boundaries is biblical Why being a boss and being humble are not contradictory How to know the line between whether we don't have time or if something just isn't a priority to us Get to know Kate on instagram by following her here!

Have you ever found yourself feeling afraid that if you stepped into what you were called to do, your family would be the collateral damage? We have, too. Does the popular messaging in our modern culture to just go for your dreams, run over anyone that gets in the way, and not apologize for it kind of exhaust you? Same here. Ever find that your inner critic holds you back from the things you KNOW in your heart you’re supposed to step into? You’re not the only one. In this episode of SHE, Jordan talks with Business Coach and Author of Standing Strong, Alli Worthington, to provide you truth and tools to navigate these overwhelming fears and feelings with faith and confidence. Tune into learn: Why the popular messaging that life is all about you and your dreams is damaging (and a healthier alternative approach) How to understand your inner critic and what she’s actually trying to do when she speaks to you (it's not what you think!) 3 key questions to ask differentiate your inner critic’s voice from God’s voice The surprising secret to real confidence The short episode is jam packed with powerful wisdom and practical steps you can take to step outside your comfort zone and into your calling WITHOUT neglecting your faith or family. PS. Pre-order Alli’s new book Standing Strong here and follow Alli on Instagram @alliworthington

It seems like society can't make up its mind about women. Should we be independent boss babes? Homemakers and moms? Athletes or girly girls? Quiet and gentle? Strong and fierce? Somehow both? All the mixed messages are enough to make our heads spin! So in this episode, Jordan talks with Amanda Ferguson, Certified Etiquette Consultant and Femininity Coach, to dig into what tapping into our feminine design and beauty as women in today's culture looks like. Tune in to learn: What femininity actually means How our culture has deviated from valuing the feminine heart The way trauma steals our tenderness (and what to do about it) What truly defines strength And so much more To learn more from Amanda, follower her on Instagram @mrsamandaferguson.

Are your creative ideas protected? Do you know if there’s a risk that your customer could be confused between your brand and someone else’s? Is your brand and business name actually available for you to legally use? Do words like, “Intellectual Property,” “Trademark,” and “Copyright” make you break out in hives? Fear not. In this episode, Jordan brought on Ticora Davis, Creative Business Attorney for Experts and Entrepreneurs, to teach us everything we need to know about protecting our brands and our creative souls. She also walks us through the process of creating an IP Protection Plan with ease, among many other helpful legal things. Tune into learn: The easiest way to find if the trademark you want is available Why www.trademarknow.com is easier to use than www.USPTO.com Practical steps you can take to avoid being copied Where to share you ideas (and where NOT to share them) And more! If the legal side of entrepreneurship stresses you out, this one conversation is chock full of practical advice that will help you understand the "legalese" so you can rest easy knowing that your work and creative ideas are protected. To learn more from Ticora, visit her website at www.ticoradavis.com

You have a story to share but... how do you get it out there? You see yourself owning the stage and changing lives from the mic but the whole *getting hired as a speaker* seems more like a fantasy than something that could be a reality, right? What if we told you it wasn't as hard as you might think? If you want to turn your mess into a message that moves people and serves as a profitable career, tune into this episode as Jordan chats with Jessica Rasdall, a Public Speaking Strategist, and get answers to all the questions that are floating around in your brain so you can take needle-moving steps forward right away! Learn more about Jessica and dig into her teachings at www.jessicarasdall.com.

Do you have painful or irregular periods? Don't exactly look forward to *that time* of the month? Are you trying to prepare your body for pregnancy or optimize your fertility? Ever find that you're fatigued or completely burned out? We invite you to tap into the power of your period in ways you never thought possible. In this episode, Jordan chats with Menstrual Health Educator, Berrion Berry, to learn all things menstrual know-how. Throughout the conversation, Berry breaks down how our menstrual cycle provides a blueprint to build our lives around (say whaaat?!). Tune into learn: What "cycle syncing" is and how it can benefit your career or business How to understand the 4 Phases of your cycle What is best to eat during each phase of your cycle Where to get superfoods your body needs What your body actually wants when you crave a Snickers before your period starts And more Grab a journal, your calendar, and get ready to take back the power of your period! To learn more from Berry, visit www.thefloacademy.com.

Have trials or your past experiences left you feeling afraid of the future? You are not the only one. In this episode, Jordan has an honest and candid conversation about tackling some of our biggest, or simply most nagging, fears with Jennifer Allwood, author of Fear is Not the Boss of You. When it comes to pursuing your greatest dreams, tune in to learn practical steps you can take to feel the fear and do it anyway.

What are you supposed to do when you and your significant other are on different pages when it comes to personal growth? How do you navigate this? How can you respectfully encourage and support one another on your own journeys to growth while remaining united as a team? Is it even possible? To find out, Jordan asked Matt to join in on this episode, and together, they interviewed Gerard and Jessie of the Marriage is Funny podcast to dive deep into this topic. In this episode of SHE, they two couples are serving up all sorts of relatable stories, helpful tools, and practical steps we can take toward growing together as couples -- even if we’re growing differently. Tune in to learn: What to consider when pursuing personal development while doing life with another person (who may or may not be on the same page as you) How to respect and work through your different approaches to growth without losing sight of your own goals Ideas to align your mental, emotional, spiritual, and lifestyle goals as a couple (ie. addressing overlap and potential opposition with respect) And why setting up some “family rules” can actually help support the relationship If you know that you and your S/O need to get on the same page, or at least find better ways to support one another in your individual journeys without growing apart as a couple, pour a glass and hit play. You won’t want to miss a second of this one! Learn more and follow Gerard and Jessie at meetthepeppers.com.

Have you ever struggled to embrace your flaws, or believed the lie that you need to hide your scars or "fix" your imperfections? Ever thought about how those imperfections might be the key to your greatest impact? Yes, that thing you've never loved about yourself, or the insecurities that others have made fun of, might be key to changing the world. In this episode, Jordan speaks with Caitlin Crosby, founder of the Giving Keys and author of You Are The Key. By sharing her own story through navigating Hollywood, unattainable beauty standards, and her journey to building a nationally recognized social give-back brand, The Giving Keys, she's showing us a critical belief we need to adopt: Why YOU, as you are, flaws and all, are key to changing world. Learn more about Caitlin and her work at www.thegivingkeys.com.

Have you endured recurring pregnancy loss, infertility, chronic illness, or another health problem you just haven't been able to get answers to? Maybe you've heard about integrative or functional medicine but wondered if it's even worth checking out. It can be so frustrating to endure pain that seems to remain unexplained and unresolved. When that happens, the question often becomes, "Now what?" To provide some insight into our options, as well as how to advocate for our health, Jordan brought on Adrienne Nolan-Smith. Adrienne is a board certified patient advocate, speaker and the founder of WellBe (@getwellbe). WellBe is a media company and lifestyle brand aimed at helping people prevent and reverse chronic health issues naturally, and bridging the large gap between the wellness movement and the healthcare system. Tune into this episode to learn: How the 100 choices you make a day are truly your healthcare A holistic approach to mental health The role of a BCPA The importance of health freedom and patient and caretaker advocacy (especially in mental healthcare and hard-to-identify diseases like Lyme, autoimmune conditions, and women’s health/hormone imbalances) Learn more at www.getwellbe.com

Women are powerful. We are special. And we have a unique contribution to make to this earth. But let's just address some of the questions we're all asking: How do we actually *find our purpose* in life, especially when our life feels like a mess? What does it look like to open doors for ourselves AND create opportunities for others? How do we keep the main thing the main thing as we pursue our dreams? Is it possible to be a powerful woman AND a Proverbs 31 wife/mom/etc.? How can we be so undeniably awesome at what we do that moves us forward, propels us forward, and gives us seats at the tables we deserve to be at? All these questions and more are answered with eloquence by Isi Aladejobi, a career and business strategist. Hit the play button and get ready to be both empowered AND equipped with tools to show up in excellence and make your next move.

Here's the question of 2020: How do you start dreaming again when life throws you a curve ball? Is it even possible to get back to building the rocket ship that was supposed to be your life when that ship seems to crash and completely destroy your hopes, dreams, or plans? To help answer such a loaded question, Jordan brought on New York Times Bestselling Author, Nonprofit Founder, Chief Balloon Inflator, and Motivational Speaker, Bob Goff. In his new book, Dream Big, Goff takes readers on a life-proven journey to rediscover their dreams and turn them into reality, and in this episode, he's breaking down the first steps for us to do just that. Bob emphasizes the importance of knowing what you want, why you want it, and what you're going to do about it. Tune into this episode to: Quit letting fear call the shots Get back to building the rocket ship that was supposed to be your life Learn how to clearly define your dreams for yourself Come up with a specific plan for reaching goals and develop the tools that will help you act on the plan And more For more, grab Bob's new book here: www.dreambigbook.com

Have you ever thought about how much authority being an author could give you when it comes to your industry or expertise? Ever dreamed about sharing your story with the world but hesitated when it came to writing a book simply because you’re not sure how or where to start? It’s one thing to dream about one day writing a book. It’s another thing to actually write the dang thing. And it’s a whole other thing entirely to find people who want to read your book! It can be a little overwhelming. You have words and experiences the world needs to hear. And you don't need to hold back any longer just because you're not sure where to start. Tune into this episode as Jordan discusses this with Michelle Prince. Michelle Prince is the best-selling author of her first book, “Winning In Life Now" and is a highly sought after Zig Ziglar Motivational Speaker. She has gone on to author dozens of additional books and products in the areas of achievement, motivation, productivity and success. Now, she owns her own publishing company and is the founder of the “Book Bound Workshop” which helps soon-to-be authors get their story “out of their head and onto paper.” In this episode, she’s unpacking the first steps to take when it comes to writing your book and getting your story out into the world. If this is something you’ve been dreaming of, it’s time to hit play on this episode so you can stop dreaming and start doing!

You’ve got a talent people will pay you for. You’re fired up about it. You’re ready to go. And just as you’re about to accept your first payment (Cha-Ching!), you panic! “Am I doing this legally?” you wonder. “Do I need to be doing something more official for Cheryl to pay me?” “LLC? Federal Tax ID? Do I need all these just to get started?” Look, all the legal mumbo-jumbo can slow us down. If you don’t know the right next step to take, and don’t have don’t have a professional to trust to help you out, it’s easy to get stuck. That’s why in today’s episode, Jordan brought on online business attorney Paige Griffith, JD. Paige has a virtual law firm working with online businesses and wedding industry professionals, she is a certified Juris Doctor barred in the state of Montana, and holds a double B.A. in Economics and Political Science. In this episode, we're diving into all the foundational legal steps you need to take so you can start making money with your passion project online with the confidence that your butt is covered. Pour a glass and get ready to learn! To follow Paige or learn more about her work, visit thelegalpaige.com.

Would you quit your job to run 30 Marathons, in 30 countries, before your 30th birthday all with the goal of raising money for organizations committed to empowering women? Sounds like a pretty BIG step outside a comfort zone, huh? Look, if 2020 has taught us ANYTHING, it's that we need to be willing to get outside of our comfort zone, learn, listen, and take steps to impact the world outside of our own personal bubble. In this episode, Jordan talks with Liz Warner who did JUST that. Liz combined her passions of change-making and adventure and launched Run to Reach, an 18-month marathon fundraising campaign with the goal of running 30 marathons in 30 different countries before turning 30 in June of 2020 - aiming to raise $100,000 to support local, women-empowerment organizations in each country visited. She ventured to far-reaching destinations, like through the central highlands of Afghanistan, across turquoise waters in Yemen, into the depths of small villages in Somalia, and up the rolling foothills of Mt. Everest. Beyond the highlighted mission, her Run to Reach journey also tells the story of a woman who left a comfortable, yet unfulfilling job to embark on an adventure that would exhaust every ounce of her potential. Through her stories, she's been intentional to not only give back but also use social media as a tool to expose people to cultures they may otherwise not be exposed to (Yemen, Afghanistan, etc.). Tune in to learn how we can take first steps outside our comfort zone for the purpose of having a greater impact, and what that may look like in your life. Learn more about Liz and follow her journey by visiting her website: runtoreach.com or follow her on Instagram: instagram.com/lizwarner.

Jordan and Matt talk with their close friends, Zach and Megan, as they teach us what is truly required to achieve racial reconciliation from a biblical perspective. The solution might surprise you.

Feeling like your career path looks more like a tangled ball of yarn than a straight line? Has your stable job just been ripped out from under you and now you have no idea what to do? Stuck in a job you don’t like… but not entirely sure what you actually want to do with your life? Jordan and Ken Coleman to the rescue! Ken is a #1 National Bestselling Author, a Dave Ramsey Personality, and the host of The Ken Coleman Show, a nationally syndicated radio show dedicated to helping people discover what they were born to do and creating a plan to get there. And this is exactly what he’s teaching us how to do. In this episode, Ken lays out the roadmap of the path to your dream job. It’s simple, it’s clear, and it’s highly effective. If you’re feeling a little lost when it comes to your career, whether that’s because you feel out of alignment with your calling or like you just haven’t quite found *your thing*, make sure you hit play and give this episode a listen! For more from Ken, find his book, radio show, and other helpful resources at kencoleman.com.

Keep getting discouraged from the chaos around you? Feel like you’re behind in life? Tired of getting sucked into the spiral of toxic thoughts, doubt, fear, and anxiety? Worried about the unknown future? Jennie Allen’s approach to getting out of your head may be just what you need. Jennie joined Jordan on SHE to talk about her New York Times Bestselling Book, Get Out Of Your Head: Stopping the Spiral of Toxic Thoughts. It’s about combining practical steps with science and biblical principles to actually overcome the downward spiral of toxic thoughts. Hit play to learn how to get out of your head and start taking control of your thoughts! Learn more and follow Jennie here: instagram.com/jenniesallen

In one way or another, we've all experienced loss in some way during these tough times, and it can be so easy to feel discouraged when the world around is in crisis. Perhaps you've experienced the loss of a loved one, the loss of a job, or the loss of the life you thought you'd have. If you're walking through hardship and find yourself asking, "Is God even good?" or "How do i hold onto any shred of faith through THIS?" tune into this episode to learn practical tools and a powerful perspective on what healing truly looks like from trauma survivor and author, Maria Hatch-Bowersock.

What can homemade soup teach us about starting a side-hustle? A whole heckuva lot, actually. Look, sometimes the options available to us aren’t the best options for us. Or maybe they’re just straight up not good for us. What do we do? Do we settle for them or do we get creative, roll our sleeves up, and make something new from scratch? We are in a time where so many of us are being dared to roll up our sleeves, get creative, and find other ways to get what we need rather than just being able follow the status quo. In fact, one of the most commonly asked questions we receive is, "How do I start something from scratch? What if I have 0 experience doing this whole work from home thing, or don’t consider myself a business woman?” If you've been wondering the same thing, or even just find yourself feeling a little curious, tune into this episode to learn the 6 "ingredients" you need to start something small on the side, where you are, with what you have, before you have it all figured out. Sign up for the Coaching Workshops here: theownitacademy.com/workshop-series

Have you been trying to tap into your creativity or skills, and finding ways to make income with it, even if that’s just in your spare time? Thought about freelancing or using your talents to make supplemental income on the side… only to let your nerves, or all that you don’t know, get the best of you? It’s one thing to have a little dream, idea, or even straight up need for extra income… it’s another thing to actually take that first step into going for it! It’s scary to put yourself out there and start doing something new, especially something that feels uncertain or risky...especially in a very volatile time like this! We often hear it talked about like, “go big, or go home,” but Jordan just started small, from home, technically. And she found that doesn’t have to be nearly as overwhelming as it seems. Tune into this episode to learn: Baby Steps to Getting Started on Your Big Ideas 4 Tips To Help You Kick Nerves to the Curb and Take Action … So that you can take baby steps of faith with wisdom, grace, and the heaps of courage that it really does take. Psst. Sign Up for the Free Workshop Here: http://theownitacademy.com/wfh-workshop

Money woes can slow us down. If you don’t have clarity or plan when it comes to your finances, it’s common to feel stressed and overwhelmed. The uncertainty coupled with the common, underlying need to “keep up with the Jones’” only makes matters worse. But sometimes hearing how other people just like us have navigated getting out of debt and found financial freedom is the kick in the pants we need to pave our own way to total financial freedom. On this episode of SHE, we’re diving into this with Debt-Free Living Enthusiast, Jessi Fearon, and tackling big important questions like: What are some mindsets to adopt to help us stick to a plan to getting out of debt? What are some practical steps we can take when we’re just getting started on our own journey to financial freedom? When growing a family and paying off debt simultaneously, what is the hardest sacrifice and how can we get through it? How can living debt-free change our spending habits long term? Plus, Jessi serves up some great advice for those wanting to take ownership of their finances and attain a debt-free life but struggle with commitment. Sister, there is no better time to take control of your finances than right now. When you know your numbers and have a plan to complete financial freedom, you won’t just feel confident – you’ll be empowered to make better decisions for your future, too.

Be Honest: Have you had to combat a lot of feelings of fear, confusion, and disappointment recently? You're not the only one! So many are feeling massive disappointment that has come as a result of the Coronavirus pandemic. Brides have had to cancel their weddings. College seniors won’t get to have their commencement ceremony. Athletes won’t get to finish out their seasons. People who relied on their jobs for a stable source of income have had that taken away. It’s absolutely heartbreaking to see not only the number of cases and those affected by the illness but also the vast repercussions it has caused beyond the virus itself. So, that’s what we’re tackling in this episode. We’re going to dive into facing disappointments... then we’re going to rally to find the courage, confidence, and class it takes to move forward when plans royally fall apart.

In weird and uncertain times, it can be tough to stay committed to your goals. As if we don't already overthink the things we hope to do, uncertain or difficult times can make it even harder not to give up! So in this episode, Jordan called in an expert, a Clinical Neuropsychologist who literally wrote the book on helping people overcome self-sabotage, Dr. Judy Ho. If you’re having a hard time staying committed to your dreams, goals, or ideas, hold the phone on giving up just a little longer, and tune into this episode to learn: How to find what triggers your self-sabotage Tools to understand the patterns to your thoughts Techniques to be more empowered and in control of your thoughts Steps you can take to get out of the spiral of self sabotage once it starts And more To learn more about Dr. Judy Ho, or to get her book, visit drjudyho.com. After you listen, visit us over on jordanleedooley.com/self-sabotage and tell us which step or technique you’re going to try the next time you start to feel yourself sabotaging your goals, dreams, or commitments!

Calling all mamas, soon-to-be mamas, and hopeful, someday mamas! This one’s for you! If you have a little (or big) dream that’s either buried deep inside your heart or something you’re already trying to pursue, but feeling a little unsure of how to make it all work, it's common to feel overwhelmed, and even to put it off. Or if you know that someday you want to be a mom but have a big career dreams and worry about how you’re going to be able to manage it all, you’re not the only one, sister. And sometimes simply hearing from someone who's taken the first step and learning to navigate the journey can be enough to light a fire under us. In this episode, Jordan sits down with friend, music artist, and mom of 3, Megan Duke. Megan knows what it’s like to wear a lot of hats. Not only is she an amazing wife and mother of 3 littles but she’s also fearlessly and relentlessly pursuing her dream of being a music artist. This episode really digs into how a woman CAN steward her gifts and passions in the middle of motherhood. The compromises and sacrifices that are made The day to day challenges that come with juggling it all really look like (and how to handle them well) How to create boundaries to guard the health of both your family life and careeR What it looks like to teach your kids to dream, too How building a great marriage fits into this whole equation 3 practical steps for any woman who wants to get started on her dreams in a busy season, too So, whether you’re looking ahead feeling a little afraid of motherhood because you’re a big dreamer with massive career ambitions, or are already a mom and feeling that tug on your heart to go for your dreams but can’t quite figure out how to do that… you’ll want to soak in all the wisdom Megan offers in this episode. It’s honest, deep, and practical all at once. Follow Megan on IG here: instagram.com/meganfduke Check out Megan’s new album, Heart on Fire, here: meganduke.com

A listener named Elizabeth recently sent in a message and asked, “Can you offer some advice on how to delegate and ask for help when you’re a perfectionist?” If you relate to this struggle at all, whether you're having a hard time handing off tasks to someone you manage at work or the thought of hiring an assistant (and NOT micro-managing them) stresses you out, tune in to practical ways to: Set Up Step By Step Systems Start Small Communicate Expectations AND Dissatisfaction Clearly and Kindly Respond When They Inevitably Drop the Ball Take the free quiz to find out your purpose >> http://bit.ly/2IAuPYT

It's officially SHE's 100th episode! And there’s a lot of fear surrounding the economy and what it means for household income and small businesses… But while the rest of the world is running around like their hair is on fire, selling out the toilet paper and Costco shelves, wondering how their bills or team is going to get paid, unsure of whether or not to launch what they had planned, and freeeeaking out on what to do next… We’re gonna take a deep breath and handle this craziness like the cool, calm, and collected women we know how to be. Look, this is a really weird time. So, in this episode Jordan 1. Shares the research she's done on important economic predictions to be aware of as you make decisions 2. Tackles your biggest questions regarding navigating this current situation as a small business ("is it insensitive to keep marketing?" etc.) 3. Provides the kick in the pants we all need to face this adversity with class, dignity, strength, and courage. Find more at jordanleedooley.com or follow on Instagram: @jordanleedooley Referenced resources:Great Legal Resources for Service Providers: @thelegalpaigeUSA Today Article: http://bit.ly/33qgeZDInvestopedia: http://bit.ly/2UdYegVForbes Article: http://bit.ly/2x2G1eg

We’ve all asked the question: What am I here for? Why am I here? When life is busy, chaotic, or full, we might look at how we spend our time - our days, our weeks, and our months - and wonder if it is even aligned with the calling on our life. So, in this episode, Jordan brought on Productivity Expert and Author of The Joy of Missing Out, Tonya Dalton, to give us the tools we need to clarify our purpose, or our “North Star,” as she calls it, so that we can prioritize building our days and weeks around what matters most. Jordan and Tonya cover: Why it's not about doing more but about doing what’s most important. How to identify your North Star - your mission, vision, passions and core values - and create a life centered around it The tools we need to differentiate between saying, “yes!” out of obligation/guilt and saying “yes!” out of desire/want so that we can give better yeses Tune into this episode to learn the productivity tools you need to clarify how to live your days so that you are focusing on what matters most, while still being able to get everything else done that needs to get done. Follow Tonya here: instagram.com/tonya.i.daltonWant to find your purpose? Take the quiz! >> http://bit.ly/2IAuPYT

EVERY EXPERT WAS ONCE A BEGINNER. Let that sink in. No, really, let it sink in until you believe it. It is so essential to understand this one thing: NO ONE started out knowing what they were doing. No one who's built something successful began with a clue of what it would turn into. And no successful person has avoided embarrassing themselves or failure. But the one key to success they all have in common? They STARTED. They started small. They rolled up their sleeves and got scrappy. They were willing to get uncomfortable and put themselves out there. THIS willingness (not skill or fancy connections) is the one differentiating factor between those who reach their dreams and those who don't. Tune into this episode to learn keys to starting before you're ready from the one and only Jess Ekstrom, founder of Headbands of Hope, and author of Chasing the Bright Side. Headbands of Hope is a brand Jess started in college that has grown into a multi-million dollar company in just 7 years. In this conversation, Jess shared her biggest small business mistakes (like wiring $10,000 to a company she never heard back from) and scrappy steps she took to make her dream happen before she had the finances (like convincing Jimmy Johns to sponsor a product photo shoot), and so many more moments that will put you at ease, make you laugh, and give you the courage to stop worrying and just start where you are! Ready to stop putting your dreams off for a tomorrow that isn't guaranteed? Hit the play button. Follow Jess here: instagram.com/jess_ekstrom

Have you ever looked up to someone who has built their dream career and assumed it was a straight shot from Point A to Point B? Ever wondered what the journey to creating and cultivating your dream career really looks like from the inside? More often than not, it's a very non-linear journey as one learns what works, what doesn't, what they like, and what they don't like so much. In this episode, Jordan shares a candid conversation (originally aired on the Heart and Hustle Podcast) with some of her business besties, Evie Rupp and Lindsey Roman, to discuss the very real journey that a gal can take as she pursues her purpose in life. Tune in to learn: 1) How to Know When It's Time to Pivot in Your Career 2) The Art of Pivoting Well When It's Time 3) How to Get Past Limiting Beliefs And Other People's Expectations for You 4) Healthier Ways to Think About Making Money as You Build Your Dreams And more! Follow Lindsey and Evie here: @mrslindseyroman @evierupp

In this episode, Matt and Jordan learn from sexual assault survivor turned self defense advocate and firearms instructor, Antonia Okafor, about women’s empowerment and our right to self defense. Tune into learn about real life situations, statistics, gun laws, and how we can be proactive about our safety in our everyday life.

Do you have a big dream but seriously doubt you're cut out for it? You're not alone. But instead of encouraging you with a bunch of cliche motivational quotes, J is handing you a roadmap with specific, practical steps you can take when you feel the fear but need to find a way to do it anyway.

Have you ever thought about how much what you eat can affect your brain health? In this episode, Jordan chats with a psychology student, Brittney Moses, who has spent some time researching this topic. Listen in as she unpacks the 5 reasons what you eat can affect your mental health, the list of 12 essential nutrients for your brain, and adjustments you can make to how you're fueling your body (which includes your mind).

In this episode, Matt and Jordan share what they've learned about how men and women grieve differently as they've suffered through the miscarriage of their first child. If you're in a relationship and have experienced loss or grief, and noticed that you and your S/O approach the pain differently, you'll want to listen to this.