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Holding space for bleeding hearts to rest
for recovery, release, and reclamation.

You’re tired for one reason:

YOU GIVE A DAMN.
You’ve realized the way white supremacy has traumatized you and benefited others OR you’ve realized the way white supremacy has benefited you and traumatized others. You feel the same effects of patriarchy and you’re fucking over it.

GOOD.

You’re probably feeling rage over that trauma or shame over those benefits. Let’s shift that. Let’s rehab the supremacy and the oppression. Together we’ll shift the load of white supremacy and patriarchy towards inclusion, equity, and liberation. 

The change you want to make in the world starts within, bleeding heart. Are you ready?

 
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The Radical Joy Collab

One-on-one coaching with group support sessions makes this hybrid program a safe place to land for bleeding heart founders. Ditch the burnout, build a sustainable business t, and create a life with your joy at the center of it. Reframe white supremacist and patriarchal ideas of success, health, wealth, and individualism to unleash your deepest impact.

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Hey bleeding heart, I’m Jordan.

I let the inherent programming of white supremacy and patriarchy delude me into being quiet…into playing by the rules. I felt invisible even though I knew I wasn’t. I had been conditioned to believe that the safest place for a Black woman was where no one could see me. I hated myself. 

In 2013 I found my voice again.

I wasn’t going to pretend my beautiful, fat, Black body was invisible. I also wasn’t going to allow anyone else to resign themselves to that trauma NOR get away with committing it either. 

 

 

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They Made the Shift. So Can You.

 
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“Jordan is compassionate, insightful, and thorough. You will walk away with a tangible plan of how to move forward in this work with clarified intent, confidence, self-awareness and renewed resolve.”

Sue McLeary, floral designer

 

Let’s ditch your inner critic for your inner advocate.

 
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Ready for Actual Rest?

You’ve been called many things in your life: a goody two-shoes, a bleeding heart, a tree hugging hippy, a hardass with a soft heart, and plenty more. You go above and beyond for causes and people but not yourself. It’s time for something new. Find out what kind of rest you need with our Gimme a Friggin’ Breakquiz. Find out what rest you need and 4 next steps you can take today to improve it.

 
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Ready for Sustainability?

Not a solopreneur but have a team of folx you want trained? We offer intensives for larger companies where we focus on rehabbing personal bias and reforming business operations by creating inclusive strategies for hiring, marketing, and community building. With some prework to make the day as efficient as possible, we’ll convert 9 months worth of brainstorming into tangible strategies and practices with a shorter turn around.

 
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“As a (very) small business owner, I never thought that I could be in a position to hire a DEI-related coach, but over the last year, she has become a close advisor, educator, and thought partner. Our sessions are key touchpoints for me as I grapple with my own anti-racist journey and work to implement lessons in my business. I hope I can continue to work with Jordan for years to come.”

Justine Broughal, event planner

 
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Find Your Place in The Movement

If you’ve ever wondered where to start in your social justice advocacy take our Get In Where You Fit Inquiz. Find out where you fall in the movement and how to best use your gifts for good. With your results you’ll get 4 next steps you can take today.

 

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