Grow Together

Episode Title: Being Blessed Even When Everything Around You Feels Like Hell Jordan recorded this one on hour 43.5 of a 72-hour fast, which says everything you need to know about his commitment to showing up even when it's hard. In this episode, Jordan opens up about navigating what he calls one of the most difficult seasons of his life, and shares the three things that have helped him not just survive it, but find genuine peace and clarity in the middle of the chaos. The Three P's: 1. People Close your eyes and think about who actually loves you, believes in you, and is rooting for you to win. Even one person changes everything. Surround yourself with people who tell you what you need to hear, not just what you want to hear. 2. Promises What has been spoken over you? What do you know to be true, even when circumstances say otherwise? Romans 8:28 doesn't say some things work together for good. It says all things. Lean into that. 3. Perspective A trusted friend gave Jordan a game-changing question: "What do you need just to survive for 30 days?" The number was smaller than expected, and the reframe was powerful. Surviving is winning in certain seasons. You don't have to have it all figured out. Just make it 30 more days. Bonus truth Jordan dropped on himself: You will never be younger or better looking than you are right now. Stop waiting for the perfect moment to post the content, record the episode, or make the move. Do it now. Jordan closes with a reminder: Don't lose hope that the right people are coming. Keep the faith, put yourself in the right positions, and stay open. It happened for Jordan when he least expected it. People, Promises, Perspective. You are more blessed than you realize. Mentioned in this episode: Jordan Sellers Growth Co. — jsellers.co The Growth Hub — A community for entrepreneurs who are ready to grow. Founding memberships start at just $27/month. jsellers.co/the-growth-hub-sales-page Growth Diagnostic — For businesses doing $1M to $50M in revenue. Find out exactly where you're leaving money on the table. Only $297. jsellers.co/growth-diagnostic-call VIP Days — Starting at $3,750. Jordan goes under the hood in your business, works with you and your team, and hands you a clear game plan. jsellers.co/contact

Have you ever looked around and felt like everyone else is moving faster than you

If so, this episode of Grow Together with Jordan Sellers is going to speak straight to your heart.

We’re talking about a feeling almost every person struggles with but rarely admits

the feeling of being behind. 

Behind in life

Behind in purpose

Behind in relationships

Behind in success

Behind in who you imagined you’d be by now

And if that’s where you are today, take a breath. You are not behind. You’re human. And God is working in ways you cannot see yet.

In this conversation, I open up about the seasons in my own life where I battled this same feeling.

Times when:

• I thought I had missed my moment 

• I felt like God was quiet 

• I watched everyone else succeed while I felt stuck 

• I replayed “what I should have done” instead of trusting God’s timing 

• Social media made my slow season feel like failure 

If you’ve been there, you are in good company.

Here’s what you’ll hear in this episode:

 • Why comparison is one of the biggest thieves of joy 

• How false timelines distort your understanding of progress 

• Why “behind” is an emotion, not a biblical reality 

• How God protects and redirects you without you realizing it 

• What lies we believe about ourselves when life feels slow 

• How to stay encouraged when the results aren’t showing up yet 

• Why your slow season is not a setback but a shaping season 

Psalm 37 verse 23 

“The Lord directs the steps of the godly. He delights in every detail of their lives.” 

Isaiah 60 verse 22 

“At the right time, I, the Lord, will make it happen.” 

Ecclesiastes 3 verse 1 

“For everything there is a season, a time for every activity under heaven.” 

Galatians 6 verse 9 

“At just the right time we will reap a harvest of blessing if we don’t give up.” 

These verses bring so much comfort when life feels slow, delayed, or confusing.

At the end of the episode, I speak this over you

and I mean every word:

“Your slow season is not a setback. It is shaping you.” 

Let that settle in your spirit.

Your waiting isn’t wasted.

Your delay isn’t denial.

Your steps are ordered.

Your season is intentional.

God has you right where He can grow you.

I pray for:

• clarity 

• encouragement 

• fresh hope 

• renewed strength 

• and the blessing of God over the work of your hands 

My intention is that you don’t leave this episode just inspired…

but lighter, stronger, and more anchored in truth.

I would love for you to

• Subscribe to the show

• Leave a review (it helps so much)

• Share this with someone walking through a waiting season 

You never know who needs the reminder that they aren’t behind either.

All my links and resources 

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Episode inspired merch 

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In this first episode under the new name Grow Together, Jordan opens up about the story behind the rebrand — from walking through a painful lawsuit and redefining what success really means, to realizing that life’s about more than chasing numbers or titles. It’s about growth: personal, spiritual, and relational... and it’s about doing it together.

You’ll hear:

The story behind the name change from Subjectively Successful 

How personal loss and misalignment sparked a shift in perspective

Why “Grow Together” captures what this next season is all about — unity, healing, and authentic growth

How faith and community can help us navigate pain and purpose

A call to listeners to share ideas and join the conversation

Quote from the episode: 

“I don’t want to use a negative experience as the baseline for what I build next. I don’t just want to define success — I want us to grow together.”

Connect with Jordan: 

Instagram: @jordansellers

Email: [email protected]

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Jordan Sellers podcast, Grow Together podcast, Christian entrepreneur podcast, faith and business, redefining success, spiritual growth, personal growth, business coach podcast, healing from burnout, unity and purpose, marketing mindset, overcoming failure, Christian business leadership

In this episode of Subjectively Successful, I’m joined by Julie Lewis, founder of Wonderfully Made Mastectomy and Intimate Apparel, to explore how her personal journey inspired a business that empowers women. From serving breast cancer survivors to offering perfectly tailored solutions for everyday comfort, Julie’s story is one of resilience, purpose, and healing. Whether you’ve faced personal challenges, are passionate about helping others, or are interested in how empathy can drive entrepreneurship, this episode is packed with inspiration and actionable insights. We dive into the emotional aspects of recovery, the importance of addressing underserved needs in the market, and how Julie’s personalized approach transforms lives—one bra at a time.

👉 Key Topics Covered: • The story behind Wonderfully Made Mastectomy • Empowering women after breast cancer surgery • How empathy shapes the customer experience • Balancing retail and healthcare in a niche business • Marketing and messaging tips for small business owners • Why addressing emotions is key to building trust.

📌 Timestamps: 0:00 - Welcome and introduction to Julie Lewis 3:00 - Julie’s personal connection to breast cancer and her business journey 8:00 - How Wonderfully Made supports women after mastectomies 12:00 - The emotional side of fitting bras for breast cancer survivors 15:30 - Balancing healthcare and retail in an intimate apparel business 20:00 - The importance of clear messaging for niche markets 25:00 - How Julie creates a safe, judgment-free space for her clients 30:00 - Marketing lessons for small business owners 35:00 - Julie’s advice for entrepreneurs serving underserved communities.

👉 Key Takeaways: • Your unique story can drive your business purpose and impact. • Meeting emotional needs is just as important as solving practical problems. • Clear messaging helps clients understand the value of what you offer. • Empathy and trust are the foundation of meaningful customer relationships. Who This Episode Is For: This episode is perfect for entrepreneurs, small business owners, healthcare professionals, or anyone looking to create meaningful connections through their business. If you’re passionate about turning pain into purpose or want to learn how to better serve your community, this conversation is a must-listen!

In this episode of Subjectively Successful, I sit down with Chase Brown, founder of Slate Ridge Consulting Group, to discuss how to turn struggles into strengths and grow both personally and professionally. We explore how ADHD can be a superpower, the importance of balancing contentment with ambition, and actionable ways to overcome imposter syndrome. Chase shares his unique journey, offering insights on building trust, delivering value, and finding success through authenticity. Whether you’re an entrepreneur, small business owner, or someone navigating the complexities of modern business, this conversation is packed with value. Topics include: reframing challenges, practical tips for LLCs and S-Corps, why bookkeeping matters, and the importance of self-care for entrepreneurs. Plus, you’ll hear personal stories of resilience and how to scale your business while staying true to yourself. If you’re ready to embrace your uniqueness and make real progress, this episode is for you.

🎙️ What if your small-town roots were the secret to big business success?

In this episode of Subjectively Successful, I chat with Carter Ledbetter Prejean, a marketer who proves that authenticity, creativity, and a strong connection to your roots can fuel incredible growth. Carter shares her journey, from building a brand in a small community to crafting strategies that work in any market. What you’ll learn: • How to leverage where you’re from as a unique advantage. • The difference between branding and marketing (and why you need both). • A simple, game-changing sales tip that could instantly boost your business. • The importance of storytelling and connection in building trust with customers. • Why authenticity is the most powerful tool for modern entrepreneurs. 💡 Plus, we shared some great laughs along the way! If you’re looking for actionable advice and a smile, this is an episode you don’t want to miss. 🎧 Tune in now and take the next step toward your success.

🌟What’s holding you back from the life and business you want? 

In this episode of Subjectively Successful, we dig deep into mindset, authenticity, and overcoming fear with Elizabeth Hébert—a financial planner, coach, and expert in holistic growth.

🎧 Here’s what you’ll gain from this powerful conversation: 

 • The real reason fear keeps you stuck—and how to shake it off.

 • Why authenticity isn’t just a buzzword; it’s the secret to building trust in business and life.

 • How to embrace the messy, imperfect journey of entrepreneurship (and stop being so hard on yourself).

 • Practical steps to move from self-doubt to self-belief.

✅ Timestamps for Key Takeaways: 

00:00 Introduction: Why Your Mindset Matters

05:30 Overcoming Limiting Beliefs in Business

12:45 The Power of Vulnerability and Authenticity

21:00 Building Confidence in Your Personal Brand

35:00 The Role of Gratitude and Daily Mindset Practices

✨ Takeaways You Don’t Want to Miss: 

 • Learn how to pivot with grace when life doesn’t go as planned.

 • Discover how to embrace your unique journey as an entrepreneur.

 • Hear actionable advice for breaking through fear and self-doubt to grow your business AND yourself.

For Coaching by Jordan to grow your business or personal brand in 2024 visit www.jsellers.co to book a call with Jordan. 

Follow Jordan on instagram at www.instagram.com/jordansellers 

Burnout isn’t just physical—entrepreneurs feel it in their businesses too.

In this episode, we dive into how your health directly impacts your ability to thrive as an entrepreneur. Dr. Colin Laughlin joins me to discuss how staying proactive with your physical well-being can boost your energy, focus, and productivity. We cover: • Why ignoring your health costs more than you think. • The connection between movement, clarity, and decision-making. • Simple, actionable steps to optimize your health without extra stress. • How building better habits now can prevent burnout later. If you’re a business owner juggling endless tasks, this episode is packed with strategies to help you work smarter, stay energized, and maintain your momentum. 🎧 Tune in to learn how to build a body (and a business) that thrives.

To follow Jordan visit: www.jsellers.co

In this episode of Subjectively Successful, I sit down with Carrie Griffin—a transformational speaker, business and real estate consultant, and true example of resilience.

Carrie’s story is proof that the toughest seasons in life can lead to incredible purpose and profit. From battling health scares to closing six-figure businesses, Carrie now empowers women to rise from life’s adversities and monetize their purpose.

Key Takeaways:

✅ Why faith and community are essential for transformation.

✅ How to navigate life’s “Job Season” with resilience.

✅ What true success looks like beyond Instagram filters and fake perfection.

✅ Practical steps to turn pain into purpose.

Are you an entrepreneur ready to increase your reach, reputation, or revenue? Whether you’re struggling to stand out in your market or simply need a clear plan to grow your business, I can help. Together, we’ll create a roadmap to connect with your audience, build a winning brand, and achieve your goals.

👉 Visit my website: https://www.jsellers.co

Connect with Carrie Griffin:

Website: https://www.prodigaltoprofit.com

Socials: https://instagram.com/IAmCarrieGriffin

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Redefining Success: Vulnerability, Self-Worth, and Emotional Growth with Julie Darbonne In this episode of Subjectively Successful, I sit down with Julie to tackle some of life’s biggest questions: How do we define success? What holds us back from achieving it? And how do we grow emotionally and spiritually through life’s challenges? Julie brings her unique blend of counseling expertise and faith-based perspective to explore: • Why success isn’t about external validation but understanding your purpose. • The five lies we tell ourselves that undermine our self-worth. • How faith and psychology work together to help us heal and grow. • Why vulnerability isn’t a weakness but a superpower. Whether you’re navigating self-doubt, building resilience, or looking for practical steps to unlock your full potential, this episode is for you. Plus, Julie’s stories will inspire you to embrace the challenges that shape your journey and trust the process of growth.