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Your Success Attracts Haters

By Rick JordanPosted on January 9, 2025Posted in Culture, Ethics, Podcast, Pyschology, SocietyTagged compassion for haters, competitive nature, entrepreneurial event, haters on social media, media appearances, NASDAQ Jumbotron, negative comments, News Nation, personal growth, positive comments, social media criticism, spy balloons, success reflection, support others' success, viral postNo Comments

About the Episode: In this raw and real episode, I dive into why success often attracts hate, especially from those closest to you. Drawing from my own experiences with viral media appearances and speaking at NASDAQ, I break down why people turn into haters when they see others accelerating past them. Instead of following typical […]

Healing Isn’t Isolation

By Rick JordanPosted on December 12, 2024November 26, 2024Posted in Culture, Ethics, Podcast, Pyschology, SocietyTagged accountability, emotional abuse, generational curse, healing process, healthy love, parenting impact, personal growth, potential goodness, relationship dynamics, relationship myth, safe love, self-isolation, triggers, victim mentality, vulnerabilityNo Comments

About the Episode: We’ve all heard it: “I need to be fully healed before I can love again.” Today, I’m busting this myth wide open. If you’re waiting for perfection, you’re letting life—and love—pass you by. Healing doesn’t happen in isolation; it happens when you step into the light of healthy love, with someone who […]

The Power of Reflection

By Rick JordanPosted on November 21, 2024November 13, 2024Posted in Culture, Ethics, Podcast, Pyschology, SocietyTagged action steps, awareness moments, current achievements, daydream revival, dream realization, future goals, golden years, inspiration source, lift your head, motivation boost, personal growth, progress reflection, self-compassion, tunnel vision, vision creationNo Comments

About the Episode: Hey, I’m Rick Jordan, and today we’re going all in on something most people overlook—taking a moment to recognize how far they’ve come. Let’s face it: we get so caught up in the daily grind that we rarely stop to look around and appreciate our progress. Today, I’m challenging you to pause, […]