Growth Mindset University

Welcome to episode 23 of Growth Mindset University! ||| Learn Anything, Take Control of Your Life, and Fulfill Your Vision of Success! ||| In this short yet power-packed episode, Chance and Jordan talk about changing your vocabulary to change your life. They detail the 3 W's (Wishing, Waiting, Wanting) that will lead to ultimate failure as well as the 1 W (listen to find out) that changes everything and leads to ultimate success. This episode is brought to you by Growth Mindset University, the book. Learn more on Amazon or Growth-Mindset-Book.com Don't just keep this gold to yourself, be a #GrowGiver by sharing it out with those closest to you: JordanParisHealth.com/ep23 Visit the guys online, subscribe to their latest blog posts, and follow them on social: Jordan Paris: JordanParisHealth.com | @J_Paris_ on Instagram Chance Galloway: ChanceGalloway.com (new website!) | @ChanceGallowayFitness

Welcome, Growth Mindset University students, to episode 22 of the podcast with TED Speaker Johnny Campbell. Johnny is a member of the Toastmaster's Hall of Fame, Author, and the receiver of many speaking awards. In the episode, Johnny talks about how finding and defining your enemy can light a fire inside of you to help you transition into your best self, build your best business, and live your best life. You can visit Johnny at TransitionMan.com/ Johnny's TEDx Talk: https://youtu.be/MsOPB0pCqQo The secret to living is giving: Grace your friends with this episode by sharing JordanParisHealth.com/ep22 This episode is brought to you by the Growth Mindset University book. Learn more at Growth-Mindset-Book.com Thanks for spending some time with us today. Now, let the class begin.

Welcome to episode 21 of Growth Mindset University! Today on the show, we brought back Celebrity Trainer Steve Jordan. Steve detailed how to take control of your health and fitness and how to start if you don't know where to start. Mid-episode, Jordan gets vulnerable since he's been struggling with his own health and fitness due to traveling the past few months. Steve proceeded to ask him a series of questions (that you can ask yourself at home too) to rediscover his WHY for eating right and training. At Growth Mindset University, we're huge on health; health of the mind, health of the body, health of business, and health of relationships, so this episode is a perfect addition to our show. If you're ready to take control of your health and fitness so that you can live a high quality of life producing outstanding results well into your 100s, then this is the episode for you. You can visit Steve at SteveJordan.com

In episode 20 of Growth Mindset University, Dr. Brian Paris (Jordan's Uncle) is on the show. In the episode, Brian talks about going through different phases of life, relationships and marriage, the stories we tell ourselves, spirituality, and truly waking up. You can visit Brian at https://advancedwellnesssystems.com/ Brians TED Talk, The Dynamics of Posture: https://youtu.be/-VEH8u4eI0A

In episode 19 of Growth Mindset University, Jordan Paris got to talk with TED Speaker Sean Douglas about hacking the brain for success. In addition to his TED credentials, Sean is a U.S. Air Force Veteran, the host of Life Transformation Radio, and Author of "Decisions: the Power to Overcome Self-Defeating Behaviors." In this uplifting interview, Sean talks about how he battled back from the night he held a 9mm handgun in his hands on the brink of suicide, success habits to start right now, bad habits to drop right now, shifting focus to find meaning, adversity, and how to get booked for speaking engagements. This is our favorite episode to date and is NOT something you want to miss, so sit back, put your earbuds in and enjoy. Sean's TED Talk: https://youtu.be/CKudfG39Vs4 Visit Sean at https://www.thesuccesscorps.com/ Join the conversation: Leave us an HONEST review of what you think of this episode and the podcast as a whole on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen. Thanks!

In episode 18 of the Growth Mindset University Podcast, Chance and Jordan talk about how to be at peace with the world as well as how to be more productive through practical meditation practices. If you're feeling a bit overwhelmed today, then this is for you.

In this engaging roundtable discussion (episode 17) with LiftUp founder Austin Engle, we talk about learning, growing, and giving to others in the name of fulfillment. This is a very powerful conversation with a ton of value and insight to draw. If this is a conversation you'd like to be a part of, then listen in, sit back, relax, and enjoy! Austin's quick bio: Austin Engle is a social entrepreneur who founded and received funding for a company affectionately named LiftUp, which is all about creating a deeper connection with those we really care about through the spreading of love, inspiration, and wisdom to friends and family with necklaces that contain a personalized message. You can visit Austin at https://www.liftuplife.co/

Today, in the 16th edition of the show, Chance Galloway talks to Jordan Paris about providing value to your family, friends, and peers alike. Jordan reveals his 8 real and practical ways to make an impact immediately. These impact practices (impractices?) are sure to gain influence as well as leave you feeling fulfilled at the end of the day. Jordan even argues that giving is selfish since giving makes us feel good. In the classic book by Shel Silverstein, The Giving Tree, the tree gives up everything to make the boy in the story happy. The boy was on the receiving end of a lifetime of gifts, while The Giving Tree gave a lifetime of gifts to the boy. Yet, the boy, the receiver, ended up miserable, and the tree, the giver, ended up content. In this powerful episode, the lesson is simple: Live to learn. Grow to give. This episode is brought to you by the Growth Mindset University book, available on Amazon and at https://Growth-Mindset-Book.com/

Join Jordan for Episode 15 of the podcast, an episode all about peace. Jordan posed the question, "what is it that brings you most peace?" to podcasters around the world. The answers are, well, peaceful. This short, unconventional episode is sure to leave you full, whole, complete, and peaceful. Enjoy! Thanks to those who contributed: Patrick: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/we-live-on-a-planet/id1304452065?mt=2 Andrew: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/phlogger-presents Tam: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/tams-world/id1397249212?mt=2 Tyree: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/locd-pop-talks/id1380422447?mt=2 Wittie: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-wittycast/id1312641998

Don’t just hustle for the sake of hustling; hustle intelligently by doing things that add meaning to your life as well as others’ lives because hustle isn’t worth anything if it's done working at a restaurant for years on end. Focus on what matters, focus on the meaning, seek your truth, and design your life with that truth.

Hey everybody, Jordan here. I wanted to share a profound statement from my reading of "Man's Search for Meaning" that hit me quite hard. If you're going through hardship or struggle right now, then this one is especially for you. Enjoy, and know life is expecting something else from you, even if you do not expect anything more from life.

Today on the show we have a very special guest and his name is Steve Jordan. Steve is a celebrity personal trainer in Los Angeles where he has been running his studio for 10 years. His clients have included Jordan Belfort, Tobey Maguire, Arianna Huffington, Brad Paisley, Amy Poehler, Barry Zito, Quincy Jones, and many many more. We talked about what it's like to work with those sorts of people, his experiences working as a trainer in the White House as a college student, hardships he has faced over his career and his life, his emergency brain surgery to essentially save his life, his experience of going from six figures in the bank to six figures in debt and then back to six figures in the bank, getting married later in life, and his new book coming out on September 23rd called "I AM Healthy and Fit (a book all about identity). If this is a conversation you'd like to be a part of, then listen in, sit back, relax, and enjoy! You can visit Steve at SteveJordan.com.

There's more than meets the eye when Gucci Mane tweets "Invest in yourself" every few months. It looks good, and it sounds good, but what does it actually mean? The guys dive into the art of investing, breaking it down into three categories: 1)Monetary investments - Many have negative feelings attached to "making money," but the truth is that money is simply a magnifier of who you already are (if you are generous, you will have more to be generous with), as well as an enabler (reach more people, treat your friends, etc.). So, Jordan teaches you how to grow your bank account by 22% (passively) THIS YEAR with two investing tools he uses. 2)Investments of the mind - Accumulate wealth of the mind with a commitment to constant and never-ending improvement through reading and podcasts! 3)Investments in health - Eat right. Train. Respect your body. Self-love and self-care are NOT selfish $5 on Acorns: https://acorns.com/invite/JW64S8 Free Robinhood stock: http://share.robinhood.com/jordanp342

In the latest episode of Growth Mindset University, we highlight 4 ways to wire the mind for success. 1. Set a clear goal - I will do ____ (action) by ____ (date). 2. Visualize your success - Create mental pictures of what achieving your goals might look like. 3. Act as if you already have achieved the goal you desire - How would you act? How would you breathe? How would you walk? What might achieving this goal make of your character? 4. Declare victory over your life - Decide what you want, decide who you are, repeat it out loud, and set out to make it true. Your subconscious mind will believe everything you tell it, so feed it words of power and victory.

Chance and Jordan talk about the negative impacts of social media on individuals and society as a whole. They reveal some alarming statistics on the specifics of how the lives of teens have been affected since the release of the iPhone in 2007, including: -The percentage of teens who EVER go out on dates has fallen about 15%. -The number of times teenagers hang out with their friends per week had been relatively steady for about 30 years. Since 2007, these numbers are down about 16%. -The percentage of 12th graders who drive has fallen 5% since 2007. Before 2007, the percentage of high schoolers who felt lonely or left out has been steadily decreasing for nearly 20 years. Since 2007, these percentages have sharply increased (about 10%). -The percentage of high schoolers who don't get enough sleep had been falling for about 6 years until 2007. Since 2007, these numbers have increased over 5%. The Graphics: https://jordanparishealth.com/antisocial-media-graphic/ Automate posts: IFTTT.com