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Transforming Apologies into Action

By Rick JordanPosted on November 30, 2023November 29, 2023Posted in Culture, Ethics, Podcast, Pyschology, SocietyTagged accountability, acknowledge, action, blaming, communicate, conflict, deflecting, expecting, full, genuine, heard, integrity, moving, number, question, relationship, role, scenario, self awareness, situationNo Comments

About the Episode: In this eye-opening episode of ALL IN, I, Rick Jordan, delve into the essence of true accountability. It’s easy to say “I take full accountability,” but what does that really mean? I explore the depth of this statement, breaking it down into five actionable steps. From expressing self-awareness and making a plan […]

Mindset, Character, and Beyond: The Blueprint to Your Best Self

By Rick JordanPosted on September 14, 2023September 14, 2023Posted in Culture, Ethics, Podcast, Pyschology, SocietyTagged character, communicate, communication, communicator, forged, fortify, gratitude, grow, hear, important, infinite possibilities, learn, level, life, mindset, number, personality, relationships, transparency, versionNo Comments

About the Episode: We’ve all heard the phrase “be your best self”, but what does it truly mean? Mindset, character, personality, transparency, and communication. These are the pillars that define who you are and who you can become. From understanding the power of gratitude and infinite possibilities to mastering the art of communication, this episode […]

” No” is Not Always Negative

By Rick JordanPosted on September 7, 2023September 1, 2023Posted in Culture, Ethics, Podcast, Pyschology, Society, TechnologyTagged art, bandwidth, close, decline, different scenarios, Elon Musk, empowering, excuses, explain, good natured, lie, moments, number, people, reframe, relationships, response, scenario, today, wordNo Comments

About the Episode: One of my absolute favorite words is “No”. Now, I know it might sound negative to some, but trust me, there’s an empowering side to this word that many overlook. Whether it’s in sales or our personal lives, understanding and embracing the power of “no” has been a game-changer for me and […]

“That’s On Me.”

By Rick JordanPosted on June 13, 2023June 12, 2023Posted in Culture, Ethics, Podcast, Pyschology, SocietyTagged accountability, acknowledge, action, blaming, communicate, conflict, deflecting, expectations, expressing, full, happen, integrity, moving, number, question, relationship, role, scenario, situation, todayNo Comments

About the Episode: It’s good you express self-awareness, it’s good you own up to your actions, but what will you do to correct that? To move forward and make sure it won’t happen again? Listen to the podcast here: Watch the episode here: Episode References: N/A Episode Topics: Ask them “What will you do […]

Asking How To Support Someone

By Rick JordanPosted on March 22, 2023March 22, 2023Posted in Business, Culture, Ethics, Podcast, Pyschology, SocietyTagged feel, feelings, give, good intentions, heard, minimizing, mow, number, person, perspective, phrase, question, showing, situation, starbucks, support, unsolicited, validating, venting, victimhoodNo Comments

About the Episode: It’s human instinct to want to comfort someone, tell them it’s ok, and help them through a tough time. But, many of us go about it the wrong way. Listen to the podcast here: Watch the episode here: Episode References: N/A Episode Topics: A Lot of times people won’t like […]

Is it Consistent or Similar?

By Rick JordanPosted on November 24, 2022February 8, 2023Posted in Business, Culture, Podcast, Politics, SocietyTagged checkpoint, chicago, chick, chipotle, consistent, eating, espresso, fil, floor, food, gen, gen z, matter, mcdonald, number, order, restaurants, rhythms, starbucks, treatedNo Comments

About the Episode I recently read an article that talked about the top three restaurants for Gen Z. As someone who isn’t in that generation, I can still understand and fully support why they choose who they did. When it comes to service, generally all people want is etiquette service, a good environment, and to […]