The Journey with Jordan Paris

Chance and Jordan talk about the negative impacts of social media on individuals and society as a whole. They reveal some alarming statistics on the specifics of how the lives of teens have been affected since the release of the iPhone in 2007, including: -The percentage of teens who EVER go out on dates has fallen about 15%. -The number of times teenagers hang out with their friends per week had been relatively steady for about 30 years. Since 2007, these numbers are down about 16%. -The percentage of 12th graders who drive has fallen 5% since 2007. Before 2007, the percentage of high schoolers who felt lonely or left out has been steadily decreasing for nearly 20 years. Since 2007, these percentages have sharply increased (about 10%). -The percentage of high schoolers who don't get enough sleep had been falling for about 6 years until 2007. Since 2007, these numbers have increased over 5%. The Graphics: https://jordanparishealth.com/antisocial-media-graphic/ Automate posts: IFTTT.com

SteveJordan.com: In this episode of I AM Healthy & Fit I have an awesome opportunity to interview one of my mentees, Jordan Paris, who has spent some time with me over the past 3 years learning, growing and progressing at an accelerated pace to be a well-rounded health and fitness professional. While attending Florida Gulf Coast University, Jordan has built several successful businesses in the health and fitness arena including an online coaching site, 1 on 1 clients, and website development. Now, Jordan is most excited about his recently published book, Growth Mindset University. This is a book that helps others design lives filled with joy and fulfillment. Jordan dives into the details of his book and the process of his personal and professional growth. Jordan is truly an inspiration that you don’t want to miss out on! You can visit him at JordanParisHealth.com. Find out more about the book at Growth-Mindset-Book.com.

In an interview with Tyler Wagner, host of the Business Blast Podcast, Jordan talks about some of the key concepts in his new book, Growth Mindset University.

In the latest episode of Growth Mindset University, the guys go way beyond surface level conversation. Caution: this episode is DEEP. The Talking points: What's the greatest lesson either of your parents ever taught you? What's the best investment you've ever made? What are 3 things you believe to be true in the world? If you had to define the impact you want to make on the world, what would that be/look like? You would have to do ____ (thing) for __ (# of people). Do you have any non-negotiables in your day that you set time aside to do no matter what? What does life beautifully designed look like to you? Referenced in the podcast: SpongeBob Brain Episode: https://youtu.be/utwJ2c_zCaQ and https://youtu.be/tZQJhvs4amQ

In the latest episode of the Growth Mindset University Podcast, Jordan and Chance discuss why confidence is so crucial and how we can build it.

In the latest episode of the Growth Mindset University podcast, Jordan and Chance talk about what they learned from Simon Sinek's book, Start With Why. They discuss clarity, purpose, values, and how to communicate in a way that inspires and attracts followers.

“Humans hunt for love. We feel that we need that love because we believe we don’t have love, because we don’t love ourselves. We hunt for love in other humans just like us, expecting to get love from them when these humans are in the same condition as we are. They don’t love themselves either, so how much love can we get from them? We merely create a bigger need that isn’t real; we keep hunting and hunting, but in the wrong place, because other humans don’t have the love we need.”

Motivation is external. Motivation is fleeting; it comes and goes. Motivation pushes people to do things. Doing what motivates us doesn't always leave us fulfilled at the end of the day. Inspiration is internal. It's a feeling deep down inside someone. Inspiration is sustainable. Inspiration acts as a gravitational pull that moves people closer to their goals. Doing what inspires us leaves us fulfilled. Look at it this way: People are often MOTIVATED by money. Nobody says their INSPIRED by money. That wouldn't make sense. Money doesn't inspire people with a deep down feeling and it doesn't give someone a sense of fulfillment. Money is just a motivator for people. So, we must stop and think: Is what I'm after motivating me or inspiring me?

The Growth Mindset University Podcast has officially taken off! ||| Learn anything, take control of your life, and fulfill your vision of success ||| Here's an introduction to the University of Life, our philosophy, and what to expect from the show. Meet the hosts: Jordan Paris: JordanParisHealth.com | @J_Paris_ and Jordan_Paris on Instagram. Chance Galloway: ChanceGalloway.com | @ChanceGallowayFitness on Instagram. Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to this podcast, wherever you are listening! Growth Mindset University is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, and everywhere else podcasts are heard.