This is the question that our guest today Jordan Montgomery opens up with as he shares the story of where he went from having everything to having nothing.
Jordan Montgomery, the owner of Montgomery Companies, is a highly regarded performance coach and keynote speaker whose clients include business executives, sales organizations, and entrepreneurs.
Jordan travels to speak and coach executives at Fortune 500 companies, professional athletes, and salespeople from small-town Iowa to a dominant force in the performance coaching industry.
In addition to his work speaking and coaching, Jordan is an accomplished business leader who has managed top-performing sales teams in the financial services industry.
Jordan resides in Tiffin, Iowa, with his wife Ashley, and his three daughters, Audrey, Claire, & Olivia. When he is not writing, coaching, or speaking, Jordan spends time with his family and enjoys the outdoors. He is a lover of sports and all things Iowa Hawkeyes!
And today, he opens up his story for us to learn the hard lessons he has to walk through.
Topics Covered:
- When dreams don’t align with your values
- Rebooting your life from the ground up
- Learning to lead oneself while looking in the mirror
- Helping your kids understand whom God made them be
- Doing the Bible in a year program with your kids
- Why learning to process your thinking out loud is important
- How physiology affects the psychology
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