The Journey with Jordan Paris

Tiffany Pham is the Founder & CEO of Mogul, one of the largest platforms for women worldwide reaching over 18 million women per week. She has been named to a host of 30 Under 30 lists, including Forbes, Business Insider, and ELLE Magazine. Tiffany is also the bestselling author of You Are a Mogul. Our talking points include: Accelerating your success with the right partner Growing in the same direction as your significant other How to know whether or not your partner is conducive to your growth Personal stories about some special people we've met (woops!) Letting go of our hard and fast notions of where life is supposed to take us so that we are open to the opportunities right around the corner How to not make networking seem transactional by turning it into a collaboration based on friendship Growing a startup to millions of users Visit Mogul: https://onmogul.com/ Be a #GrowGiver by sharing this episode with those closest to you: JordanParisHealth.com/ep39 This episode is brought to you by TheWPRocketeer.com - Leave it to The WordPress Rocketeer to develop a website that looks, feels, and functions like that of a fortune 500 company. Is this a healthy message for the world to hear? If so, be sure to leave the show an honest review in the Apple Podcasts app!

Patrick Natili is a psychology student and 4-year scholar-athlete (cheerleading) at Florida Gulf Coast University who will soon pursue his master's degree. He also happens to be my best friend and the smartest guy I know (by far). We broke out the organic elderflower apple sparkling sake wine and went to town on a wide range of psychology topics, among other things, that most intrigue us. Our talking points include: How to solve for social interactions the way you would solve a math problem (mathematics of sociability) How to be friends with anyone Suicide Affluenza Is the search for meaning a meaningless search? Instagram/social media behavior types Saturated stimuli Upward and downward comparisions Screen time limits Trigger words and sentence framing How most eating is sensation-seeking and we don't need to eat nearly as much as we do Is moderation for the weak or is it a crucial component of life? Self-serving biases Love as a path Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs Cognitive dissonance Show us you're listening by taking a screenshot and tagging @PatSoIcey and @J_Paris_ Be a #GrowGiver by sharing this episode with those closest to you: JordanParisHealth.com/ep38 This episode is brought to you by TheWPRocketeer.com - Leave it to The WordPress Rocketeer to develop a website that looks, feels, and functions like that of a fortune 500 company. Is this a healthy message for the world to hear? If so, be sure to leave the show an honest review in the Apple Podcasts app!

Matt Bertram, C.P.C., is a consultant in digital marketing and social selling, author, local keynote speaker, and trainer. He is currently the Co-Host of the most popular SEO podcast on iTunes and is Interim COO at eWebResults, a top internet marketing agency since 1999. Matt happens to know more than a thing or two about building a brand online. Our talking points include: The evolution of the internet The evolution of internet marketing The evolution of branding How to do a Pay-Per-Click (PPC) marketing campaign Why you should use WordPress over Wix You can see Matt's work at https://www.ewebresults.com/ and listen to his popular SEO podcast at https://www.ewebresults.com/best-seo-podcast p.s. show us you are listening by taking a screenshot of this, sharing it on your Instagram story, and tagging @J_Paris_ ! Also be sure to leave us an HONEST review on Apple Podcasts to help us spread the message of growth even further. Thanks!

21-year-old Mark Metry interviews Billionaires, New York Times Bestselling Authors and Legendary World-Class human beings on his iTunes Top 100 podcast, Humans 2.0. Today's talking points include: Imposter Syndrome (when we begin to doubt our accomplishments) How to use LinkedIn to grow your business The top 3 actions to grow a podcast organically The hallmark trait of the incredibly successful people he has interviewed (i.e. Seth Godin, Naveen Jain, Eric Barker, and more) You can visit Mark at https://www.markmetry.com/ This episode of the GMU podcast is brought to you by http://thewprocketeer.com/

With a career path made for movies, Steve Jordan was launched into the world of health and fitness by rehabilitating himself after a traumatic brain injury in 1994. His holistic approach using his mind and body created a miraculous recovery that Dr's and people are in awe of. Steve found his passion in this life-changing experience to create miracles in other people through health and fitness. Steve's professional success has opened up opportunities to be featured in dozens of media platforms including Dr. Oz, The Today Show, The Tyra Banks Show, Oxygen, NBC, ABC, E!, Bodies the Exhibition, Men's Fitness, Self, Fitness, Bodybuilding.com and much more. In episode 35 of the Growth Mindset University Podcast, Steve and Jordan go back and forth, each with 5 of the healthiest, sweet tooth satisfying desserts that will maximize your health, and in turn, your human potential. When it comes to dessert, never compromise flavor. Steve and Jordan's suggestions follow this golden rule.

After dropping out of college, bestselling author Tyler Wagner went on to create AuthorsUnite.com, which has helped over 300 people successfully write and publish a book while establishing passive income. Today's talking points include ... The power of uninterrupted focus Rules for focused success in a distracted world How to successfully write your book How to launch a top 100 podcast How to get booked for interviews Ready to take your life to the next level? The Growth Mindset University book is available on Amazon and Growth-Mindset-Book.com Be a #GrowGiver by spreading this episode to your friends: Take a screenshot of the episode and post it on your Instagram story or share with JordanParisHealth.com/ep34

Dave Sanderson was a top sales producer in every company he worked for and on January 15th, 2009 was on a business trip he had made hundreds of times before. Like all of us when we travel, things are often routine, and we take things for granted. Then out of the blue something happens that changes what was once routine to a day that changes your life. When US Airways Flight 1549, or “The Miracle on the Hudson” ditched into the Hudson River on January 15, 2009, Dave Sanderson not only survived the “crash” but also started to realize that the moments that made up his life prepared him for what was about to happen. After the incident, the lessons and strategies that he learned throughout his life were instrumental that day and the days following. He started to realize that one can actually grow from traumatic life experiences and set out on a path to not only share the lessons from that day but practical and implementable strategies anyone can use. Visit Dave: davesandersonspeaks.com

In episode 32 of Growth Mindset University, Jordan talks about how to live by your own rules in his recent appearance on Total Wellness Radio and his latest magazine feature story in Estero Life Magazine (https://esterolifemagazine.com/growth-mindset-university/) The talking points: How today's education falls short and is merely a baseline. Why most college degrees are essentially worthless. How to start writing a book and finish it in 29 days. The wisdom of silence as preparation to gear up for the work of your life. https://jordanparishealth.com/ https://growth-mindset-book.com/

Welcome to episode 31 of Growth Mindset University! Our guest today is a 17-year-old high-schooler recently seen in Forbes, the host of the MentorZ Podcast, and the founder of MentorZ Media. She has also had the pleasure of having conversations with some of the most influential human beings on earth: Tim Ferriss, Tom Bilyeu, Seth Godin, and many more. Her name is Ava Wettrick and she is THE REAL DEAL. She is incredibly intelligent, enlightened, and self-aware. Ava and Jordan's talking points: How to get in touch with hard to reach people. The shortcomings of today's outdated education system. How to know whether you should go to college or not. Generation Z's inability to form deep and meaningful relationships due to ... cell phones. Finding meaning and purpose. How to pinpoint the root causes of blanket terms like depression and sadness. This is our best episode to date, and Ava Wettrick is not someone you want to miss out on. Share: https://jordanparishealth.com/ep31

Welcome to episode 30 of Growth Mindset University! Jocelyn Kuhn is a professional coach, speaker, and author with a wealth of experience helping people thrive through life’s most challenging moments. Having been through some pretty significant transitions herself (death, divorce, career transitions, raising a family, etc.), she feels passionate about helping others through what can be a very scary time. The talking points: How to thrive through transitions and adversity How to live your best life daily Relationships with others Relationships with ourselves Stay connected with Jocelyn at https://www.jocelynkuhn.com/ This episode is brought to you by http://thewprocketeer.com/ - Leave it to The WordPress Rocketeer to develop a website that looks, feels, and functions like that of a fortune 500 company. Be a #GrowGiver by sharing this message with your network: https://jordanparishealth.com/ep30 Disclaimer: Jordan used the wrong mic, so the audio is a bit off for today only