
#Clockedin with Jordan Edwards
Are you feeling stuck in life, wanting to grow, improve your income, or build a stronger community? Join performance coach Jordan Edwards as he interviews world-class achievers—including the Founder of Reebok and the Co-Founder of Priceline—who share their success stories and actionable strategies. Each episode provides practical tips on how to boost your personal and professional growth, helping you implement changes that can make a real difference in your life.
This podcast is designed for anyone looking to make progress—whether you're aiming to improve your mindset, relationships, health, or income. Jordan distills the wisdom of top performers into easy-to-follow steps you can take immediately. Whether you're stuck in your career or personal life, you’ll find new ways to get unstuck and start moving forward with confidence.
How to get unstuck? It’s a question many face, and in each episode, you’ll hear stories of how successful individuals broke through barriers, found purpose, and created systems to overcome obstacles. From building resilience to developing a success mindset, you'll gain insights into how high achievers continue to evolve and grow.
Looking to improve your income? This podcast also dives into financial strategies, offering advice from entrepreneurs and business leaders who have built wealth, created multiple revenue streams, and mastered the art of financial growth. Learn how to increase your income, find opportunities for advancement, and create value in both your personal and professional life.
Jordan also emphasizes the importance of building community. You'll learn how to expand your network, foster meaningful connections, and create supportive environments that contribute to personal and professional success. From philanthropists to community leaders, guests share their experiences in building impactful, values-driven communities.
At the core of the podcast are the 5 Pillars of Edwards Consulting—Mental Health, Physical Health, Community Service/Philanthropy, Relationships, and Spirituality. Each episode integrates these elements, ensuring a holistic approach to self-improvement. Whether it's enhancing your mental and physical well-being, giving back to your community, or strengthening your relationships, you'll receive actionable advice that’s grounded in real-world success.
This podcast is for everyone—whether you're an entrepreneur, a professional looking to advance, or simply someone seeking personal growth. You’ll gain actionable steps from every conversation, whether it’s about increasing your productivity, improving your health, or finding more purpose in your life.
Jordan’s interviews are designed to be perspective-shifting, giving you the tools and inspiration to transform your life. From overcoming obstacles to building stronger habits, these episodes are packed with practical insights you can use today. Whether you're looking to grow in your career, improve your income, or enhance your personal life, you’ll find value in every conversation.
Join Jordan Edwards and a lineup of incredible guests for thought-provoking conversations that will inspire you to take action, improve your performance, and unlock your full potential. No matter where you are on your journey, this podcast will help you get unstuck, grow, and build a life filled with purpose and success.
#Clockedin with Jordan Edwards
5 Minute Friday - Less Gives You More
What if the fastest way to feel lighter, clearer, and more fulfilled is to do less? We dig into a simple framework—fewer items, fewer commitments, and fewer empty movements—to help you reclaim attention, energy, and time without burning everything down.
We start with the physical clutter that silently taxes your mind. That overstuffed closet isn’t just fabric; it’s decision fatigue baked into your mornings. By keeping only what you wear, love, and use, you cut daily friction and gain visual calm that supports focus. Then we reframe commitments. Early on, saying yes opens doors, but later it can dilute your best work. We share practical filters to say no with confidence and double down on what you do best, so your calendar reflects your priorities instead of everyone else’s.
From there, we tackle the micro-gaps in your day. Those ten minutes between meetings often vanish into doom scrolling, leaving you more drained. Swap that reflex for intentional pauses—short walks, breathing, or quiet stillness—and watch your attention reset. You’ll hear small, concrete actions to start today: declutter one drawer, cancel one low-value meeting, and spend ten minutes without your phone. Each move is modest, but together they build a life with less noise and more meaning.
If you’re ready to trade busyness for progress and clutter for clarity, this conversation gives you the playbook. Subscribe for more Five Minute Friday boosts, share this with a friend who’s overwhelmed, and leave a quick review to tell us the one thing you’ll cut this week.
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It's five minute Friday with Jordan Edwards. And in this episode, we're going to talk about how doing less is actually more. So I want you guys to stop doing and start being. We live in a world that's obsessed with doing more tasks, more stuff, more movements. But are we actually living or just spinning our wheels? We fill our lives with possessions, meetings, and endless to-do list, thinking it brings us happiness. But the truth, it often leaves us empty, anxious, and tired. So in this podcast today, we're going to talk about how you can have less that's really going to give you more. So we're going to focus on three things, which is less items, less commitments, and less movementslash doing. So let's dive into each of these. And like I said, it's going to be less than five minutes. You're going to do this super quick. So you get the value really quickly. So less items. What does that look like? How many of us that are listening right now have enough t-shirts for literally uh over a hundred t-shirts, over a hundred pairs of shoes, a hundred dresses, a hundred everything. And we start to realize that our closets are very full, but we wear the same seven to ten outfits. So by doing less, you start to simplify your wardrobe and have this minimalistic attitude because you don't need all of these things. You don't need the five cars, you don't need the 10 jet skis. You just need the things you're actually going to use. The other big thing is that saying no will allow you to say yes when it matters for commitments. You want to have less commitments. So what I mean by that, in the beginning years, you want to commit to everything because you don't know what's going to work. But as you get older, you want to get more certain about what commitments you want to have because you want to have the things that you're really good at and the things that you enjoy and be able to spend time on those things. And then the last part is less movement and doing. So you want to leave yourself time to reflect, breathe, and connect. The reason I say that is how many of us have a meeting that's 10 to 1045, and then from 1045 to 11, we'll just doom scroll. I know it happens a lot with my generation. I know it's happening more with other people because it's our go-to boredom. But what we really need to start doing is asking ourselves better questions of like, how can I get fulfillment in this 10 minutes? Maybe it's a walk around the park. Maybe it's a step back. Maybe it's a step forward. But I want you guys to start small. And by that, I mean you guys can do anything. You could start by decluttering one drawer, you could cancel one unnecessary meeting, and you could take 10 minutes to sit in silence without your phone. I really hope this lesses more, gave you some good value, some good perspective. And I hope you have an incredible, incredible weekend.