SHE with Jordan Lee Dooley

Have you ever found yourself stuck between two extremes - between modern medicine and living a more holistic lifestyle?Maybe you had a bad experience with a doctor and you began focusing on making lifestyle changes and using natural remedies. But now you feel guilty about the prospect of taking any medication or utilizing modern medicine in any capacity - even if it could be helpful.Or perhaps you’re on the flip side and see natural medicine as a hoax. You utilize modern medicine but have ended up relying on medication as a bandaid rather than exploring root causes or practicing prevention.In our society, it has become easy to sink into black-and-white thinking and demonize either modern medicine or holistic and natural approaches.But maybe it’s time to ask if these two approaches really need to be mutually exclusive. What if there could be a healthy blend of both approaches?In this episode, Jordan shares her thoughts and experience on blending modern medicine with more holistic approaches.Whether you find yourself leaning towards a more holistic and natural healing approach or towards modern medical practices, this episode will help you explore the benefits of both - and the problem with black-and-white thinking.Tune in to learn:The varying viewpoints on modern medicine vs. holistic medicineThe problem with seeing modern medicine and holistic medicine as mutually exclusiveJordan’s personal experience with utilizing both medications and lifestyle changesThe problems that can be found in both modern medicine and holistic living approachesHow to navigate these two seemingly opposite approaches toward healingP.S. If you want to explore how you can cultivate a healthier home by sourcing cleaner products and more sustainable foods, grab your copy of the Lifestyle Overhaul Guide.

Let’s be honest. In our digital age, it has become increasingly common to see internet blood baths where everyone has an opinion on every topic and disagreements quickly lead to arguments.We often feel confident in our opinion and believe it’s our job to persuade everyone else that we’re correct.But how can we begin to think critically when we’re being blasted by endless information with endless biases and agendas?And how do we go from being defensive and ready to persuade to having open and respectful conversations that explore each other’s ideas?In this episode, Jordan talks with the founder of the Brave Writer program, author Julie Bogart, about how we can be critical thinkers in a digital age.If you’re ready to be and raise passionate learners who can think without fear or defensiveness, tune in to this episode to learn:What it actually means to be a critical thinkerHow our experiences shape our thinkingHow to differentiate facts from interpretationWays technology affects our brainsHow to use critical thinking when having conversations with othersReady to dig deeper? Check out these links from the episode:bravewriter.comraisingcriticalthinkers.comP.S. If you haven't yet, don't forget to grab a copy of Jordan's new book, Embrace Your Almost.

Have you ever felt like there are certain topics that are not openly talked about as Christians?There are so many things happening in society and in our own lives and relationships that we often don’t know how to talk about.Maybe we’re worried it will make us seem like a “bad” Christian or we’re worried that the conversation will get heated and end in fruitless arguments.But there’s a lot at risk when Christians don’t talk about hard topics or learn how to disagree respectfully.So in this episode, Jordan has a candid conversation with author Blake Guichet about the conversations Christians feel like they can’t or shouldn’t have.From politics to mental health to church hurt, they’re digging into why these conversations are often avoided and how Christians can be better at discussing heated issues with respect.Tune in to learn:Why Christians are afraid to talk about certain topicsThe importance of learning how to disagree respectfullyThe difference between love and agreementWhat’s at risk when Christians don’t talk about hard topicsWhy our faith needs to be the foundation of everythingThe difference between following feelings and following truthWant to dig deeper? Learn more at thegirlnamedblake.com or grab a copy of Blake’s new book, Confessions of a Crappy Christian.P.S. If you’ve ever dreamt of writing your own book, Legacy Story Academy, is open for enrollment. LSA gives you a step-by-step plan and live coaching to map and write your book in 90 days. Enrollment closes on November 4th, so grab your spot before it’s too late!

Have you ever dreamed about writing a book only to get filled with doubt and questions like…How do I even know what to write about? How would I find the time to write it? Would a publisher even go for my idea? Would it even be worth it? How would I market it?There’s a lot that goes into writing a book, and sometimes just starting is the hardest part.From deciding what to write about to finding a workflow and process that makes writing easier, this episode will help answer all those questions rumbling in your head.Jordan talks with bestselling author and story coach Erin Weidemann about how to map out (and actually write) your book.If you’ve ever considered writing a book, this is for you! Tune in to learn:A process for mapping out your bookQuestions to ask yourself to uncover the theme of your bookHow to determine how much of your story to shareTips for a better writing workflowCommon mistakes that new writers often makeErin’s story of going from classroom teacher with no connections to co-founder of a multimillion-dollar publishing company and bestselling authorWant to dig deeper? Erin Weidemann’s course, Legacy Story Academy, is now open for enrollment. LSA gives you a step-by-step plan and live coaching to map and write your book in 90 days. Grab your spot today and you’ll also get access to a bonus coaching session from Jordan on how to launch and market your book.

If you’ve ever wanted to write a book, you’ve probably asked the question: how do I actually publish my book?While working with a traditional publishing company is what many people think of, it’s not the only option.Self-publishing is another way to get your book into the world - and it comes with a lot of benefits.But what’s the difference between traditional publishing and self-publishing? And which option is best for you? You’re about to find out!In this episode, Jordan talks with bestselling author and the CEO of Self-Publishing School, Chandler Bolt, about the ins and outs of publishing your own book.Whether you’ve been dreaming of writing your own book or you’re just curious to learn more about the process, tune in to learn:The difference between traditional publishing and self-publishingCommon myths about self-publishingWhat the process of self-publishing looks likeWhere to start when it comes to writing a bookHow to launch your bookThe time and cost of self-publishing a bookWant to dig deeper?Go to www.publishedbook.com/dooley and the first 50 listeners will get a free copy of the book Published by Chandler Bolt!Get  in-depth resources and hands-on support at self-publishingschool.comP.S. Jordan’s friend Erin Weidemann is opening enrollment on Oct. 25th for her course Legacy Story Academy, which gives you a step-by-step plan and live coaching to map and write your book in 90 days. Grab a free lesson from inside the course to learn the #1 thing you need to do to write a bestseller!

The Bible often talks about our role in taking care of the orphaned and widowed.And these verses have led many people to care for children through the process of adoption.But how else can we answer the call to help the vulnerable around us? What does that look like today and what role can we play?Let’s be honest. It can feel scary and overwhelming to know how to help at-risk families, but this episode will help break down and address those fears so you can feel equipped to help those in need.In this episode, Jordan talks with foster mom and executive director of Foster the Family, Jamie Finn, about how we can support at-risk children and families.Whether you have a heart for the vulnerable or you know a foster family that you'd like to better support, tune in to learn…What the Bible says about taking care of at-risk children and familiesCommon myths and fears about foster care vs. realityThe impact of caring for at-risk kidsPractical ways, other than foster parenting, to help vulnerable familiesWhat foster care can teach us about how to love biological families and others in generalHow the out-of-your-control nature of foster care can challenge and strengthen our faithThe importance of self-care and boundaries when we are serving othersReady to dig deeper? Learn more at fosterthefamily.org and safe-families.org.P.S. Are you interested in switching to cleaner and healthier makeup? Use this link to get $10 off your first Crunchi order of $50 or more.

When walking through adversity, it can be easy to fall into a negative or victim mindset.After all, everything seems to be working against you, and sometimes it feels like there’s nothing to do but spiral downward. Ever been there? 🙋‍♀️But if we can take a step back, we may find that the adversity in our life presents an opportunity for growth and connection.Still, you may be wondering… how do I overcome challenges when life feels like it’s falling apart?And how can I help others do the same?This episode will help answer those questions as Jordan talks with personal trainer, author, and speaker Doug Boost about how to overcome adversity.Doug is the host of the Adversity Advantage Podcast and he knows a thing or two about turning trials into opportunities for growth.So grab those headphones and tune in to learn:Doug’s personal story of overcoming adversityThe importance of analyzing your mindset in the midst of challenging circumstancesHow adversity can affect our faithWhy overcoming difficulties is often a nonlinear journeyWays to support a friend who is walking through adversityHow to support your health during a difficult or draining seasonReady to dig deeper? Learn more at dougbopst.com.P.S. SoulScripts’ OG crewneck is back 🎉, but only through October 7th. Shop the collection now at soulscripts.com.

When a friend or family member is hurting, it can be difficult to know what to say.Have you ever been in that situation? 🙋‍♀️You want to help and support them, but maybe you still find yourself unsure of what to say. Or maybe you have a habit of using common cliches like “everything happens for a reason” (which BTW, often end up doing more harm than good).Even though you have good intentions and you genuinely care, your words (or lack of words) can actually end up being hurtful to the person you’re trying to help.So what’s a girl to do?In this episode, Jordan pulls from her own experiences and shares the most helpful things to say to a friend who’s hurting.By walking you through what NOT to say and suggesting alternatives that will be more helpful, this episode will help you show up for your friend when they need you the most.Tune in and learn:Common cliches that can be more harmful than helpfulAlternative phrases to say to comfort a friendThe importance of not trying to fix a situationThe difference between being there for someone and being there with themWays you can support a friend walking through a hard timeP.S. In case you missed it, SoulScripts is opening back up on October 3rd and the OG crewneck is coming back! Women go through a lot of hard things and what better way to show your support than the phrase "Your Brokenness Is Welcome Here"? Make sure to mark your calendar and check out the designs here!

Have you ever struggled to find adult friendships? 🙋‍♀️Maybe you’ve just moved, you’re in a busy season of life, or you’re an introvert who has a hard time starting a conversation.Perhaps you’ve tried to make friends, but it seems like nothing is reciprocated or it doesn’t click.Or maybe you’re walking through a difficult season that has made it difficult to maintain your current friendships.Navigating friendship as an adult can often be tricky and even overwhelming at times!So in this episode, Jordan has a candid conversation with Amy Weatherly and Jess Johnston, authors and founders of Sister I Am With You, about finding and building close friendships as an adult.Ready to find your gal pals and build deep connections? Tune in to learn:How to make friends as adultsWhy making friends as an adult can be difficultWays to build a friendship even when you’re busyWhat to do when a friendship isn’t reciprocatedLies we believe about friendshipsHow to navigate friendships during difficult or painful seasonsWays to work on being a better friendWant to dig deeper? Learn more at sisteriamwithyou.com or read their new book here.

Have you ever scrolled through Instagram only to see a bunch of ladies who are killing it in their business, ministry, or home life?Maybe you’ve been wanting to start a business or side hustle, but feel like your work can’t compare to all those IG accounts you’re looking at.Or maybe it just seems like everyone has it all together except for you (hint: they don’t).The truth is that comparison can negatively affect how we show up for work and for each other.So in this episode, Jordan chats with author, pastor, and speaker Nona Jones about how to kill comparison so we can start showing up for what we were meant to do.If you’re ready to kick comparison to the curb, grab your headphones and tune in to learn:How comparison can keep us from what God has for usWhy overcoming comparison is key to pursuing your dreamsWhat a healthy level of comparison looks likeHow comparison can affect your confidence and your workWays to reframe the trigger of your comparisonWhat the Bible says about comparisonWant to dig deeper? Go to nonajones.com.👉 Ready to stop comparing and finally start that business you’ve been dreaming about? Enrollment is now open for The Starter, a step-by-step roadmap to set up your biz from start to finish. Enrollment closes on September 16th, so make sure to reserve your seat!