Many millennials believe that marriage is tough and requires superhuman effort to maintain, and I wonder if this negative mantra is causing the rise in age of first marriages. In this podcast, Dr. Jordan will
Why Millennials are Allergic to Marriage Read More »
If you have an intense, strong-minded child, you might need help in teaching them tools for anger management. I use the metaphor of boiling water to help kids become aware of their angry or frustrated
Anger management 2.0 for children Read More »
We have a distorted view of who are the heroes among us. When people think about heroes, they often start with sports figures like Tom Brady or Lebron James. But I don’t consider super star
Malala and John McCain: the real heroes Read More »
In this podcast, Dr. Jordan will lay out why he thinks we are too quick to label, diagnose, and medicate girls for disorders like anxiety and depression. Using three real case studies, he will show
Stop Overdiagnosing Girls with Depression & Anxiety Read More »
Many teenagers today lack a sense of joy and fulfillment from their activities, and the culprit is the excessive focus on attaining straight A’s, winning championships, and being the best.They’ve become so fixated on the
Burned out, unfulfilled teenager? Teach them to focus on the journey Read More »
Teenagers and 20-somethings get uber-stressed because they believe there is one right, prescribed path for everyone to take and that they should have their whole life figured out. This podcasts shines the light of truth
Many powerful girls are mislabeled as bossy, a bully, behavior disordered, or the other B-word. The cost is that they may choose to hide their light or to ratchet up their rebellious behavior. Let me
Don’t label a powerful girl a bully Read More »
The 1st semester of college is daunting for most young adults, causing many to want to transfer by December. This podcast describes the social, academic, emotional, and psychological challenges teens face and how parents can
Educating children about avoiding sexual harassment and the issue of consent starts in the crib, not in adolescence. The following are 6 areas parents can use to teach these lessons Build solid relationships at home:
Teaching toddlers about sexual harassment and consent Read More »
I’ve sat in dozens of circles of teenage girls in the past few years where they share their frustration at experiencing anxiety, depression, stress, and feeling out of sorts, restless, and empty. They do not
Why stressed, emotional teenage girls feel the way they do Read More »
Overcoming adversity, trauma and associated feelings of depression can be a tough battle. The following are quotes that carry great insight and encouragement to help you through challenging times. Turn your face to the sun
Overcoming adversity, trauma, and depression Read More »
The tobacco companies are at it again, making E-cigarette products like the JUUL that appeal to teenagers as a way to create a new generation of smokers. By the end of 2017, JUULing accounted for
The sinister truth about teenagers and JUULs Read More »
Motivation is a key ingredient for a fulfilling life. This story illustrates the power of finding healthy reasons for everything that you do. People in a small town gathered every evening to make music together.
What motivates you? Helping millennials find fulfillment Read More »
Here is one of THE best tools for overcoming fears so that you don’t miss out on great opportunities. This podcast contains a story about how lions hunt in Africa as a metaphor for how
This blog contains an abbreviated chapter from my newly published book, Letters From My Grandfather: Timeless Wisdom For a Life Worth Living. Before he dies, a Grandfather writes a series of 14 letters to his
The Dot Theory: how Millennials can find their calling Read More »
I have spoken with CEO’s from top companies throughout the world, and they all have the same qualities in mind when looking to employ millennials. Unfortunately, it’s not grades, test scores, or the college you
Millennials and Jobs: 4 Essential Qualities you Need to Stand Out Read More »
One way we overindulge kids is by solving their problems. In this podcast, learn the many opportunities you have to allow kids to critically think as well as the benefits of doing so. Look for
The Massive Drawback of Solving your Child’s Problems Read More »
Parents who micromanage, indulge, and overprotect their children have a hard time watching kids struggle. Being propped up and rescued every time you falter does not allow kids to learn how to handle the normal
Kids today: indulged, micromanaged, and miserable Read More »
All girls need “sacred spaces” where they can feel accepted for exactly who they are. This allows them to bust out of their comfort zones and try on new behaviors and activities. Dr. Jordan shares
Adults these days worry that we are raising a generation of entitled and indulged brats. Employers complain that millennials walk into their first jobs expecting the corner office without putting in the time and effort.
How to Not Raise an Entitled Millennial Read More »
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