Overcome adversity & achieve success.
I'm Amy Jordan. Your Speaker, Coach, Author and Dancer.
What I do
I Speak.
Does your sales force need a boost?
Are you facing personal or professional obstacles or adversity that seem to have no resolve?
Guess what? Me too! I can honestly say I have made it through to the other side and am equally confident in saying SO CAN YOU & YOUR WORKFORCE.
Online Coaching.
Transform Trauma into Triumph
A 6-Week webinar to walk through the 5 Steps of D.A.N.C.E.
Making the Impossible Possible
A 90 day health and wellness investigation.
Take a journey to reframe old habits and create new ones. Are you ready to transform your body & mind?
Personal Coaching.
Are you feeling or have you ever felt pinned down by life?
Me too.
Do you feel stuck?
Are you or your company struggling at work?
Are you facing relationship or health obstacles?
Guess what? Me too.
Dance Because You Can
5 STEPS TO TRANSFORM TRAUMA INTO TRIUMPH
HAVE YOU EVER HAD one of those moments when you think, “How could things get any worse?”
Maybe something happened and you instantly knew life would never be the same. From a divorce to a financial crisis to a health challenge to some unforeseen traumatic event, there is no shortage of things that could go wrong in this life.
26 Tips for Easier Living with Diabetes
Let’s be real. Daily life with type 1 diabetes is rough. It takes constant attention. The slightest thing can throw us off.
Have you found traveling or social situations with diabetes a challenging? Are you tired of trying to manage awkward diabetes moments? This simple book is a guide to hopefully make life with Type 1 diabetes easier.
This is in NO Way medical advice. As stated in the book the author is NOT A Doctor or medical professional.
Amy is featured in an upcoming documentary: Amy's Victory Dance.
The film is directed by Emmy nominated/Award Winning Director Brian Thomas.
Watch the trailer! →
My story
In one moment, I was a girl pursuing her deferred dreams and soaking in the sun.
In the next moment, I was face down on a busy city street.
I couldn’t move. I felt stuck to the ground. I also couldn’t feel my right leg.
Minutes passed as I was in and out of consciousness. The sun felt warm, but the pavement felt cold. A brief springtime rain shower had left a layer of dampness on the ground, and I remember feeling dirty as I lay there in the middle of the road. I wanted to stand up and wash off all the grime, but something was holding me down.
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