SHE with Jordan Lee Dooley

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.