The Courage Coalition
Solocasts and Guest Interviews for inspiring, educating and empowering listeners to embrace courage in all aspects of their lives. Fostering a coalition of individuals who are committed to living authentically and fearlessly in their dreams!
This is not a polished highlight reel it’s real stories, raw truth, and the kind of courage that changes lives. Each week, host Corree Roofener brings you unfiltered conversations and heartfelt solocasts that remind you you’re not alone in the climb.
From navigating money and mental health to breaking cycles in foster care and redefining success, every episode is about choosing faith over fear and taking your next brave step. The Courage Coalition is more than a podcast it’s a community of dreamers and doers who are ready to live authentically, even when it’s hard.
The Courage Coalition
Doing Social Media Your Way (Without Burning Your Life Down) with Jordan Reynolds
There’s a whole lot of noise around social media, isn’t there? Post three times a day. Niche down to one tiny topic. Be on every platform. Dance, point, lip sync, perform. No wonder so many of us would rather hide than hit “publish.” In my conversation with social media strategist Jordan Reynolds, we talked about what happens when you stop trying to be the “perfect creator” and start showing up as a whole human. Jordan shared how posting 5–10 videos a day about one narrow topic left her completely burned out and honestly, I felt that in my bones. Because I am not just a bookkeeping firm. I’m a mom, a wife, an adventurer, a nonprofit founder who is obsessed with flipping the foster care narrative. When we let ourselves be seen in all of that, people don’t just consume content they connect. And connection is where trust lives.
But here’s the part a lot of us resist: sustainable visibility requires structure. Not hustle-till-you-collapse structure supportive structure. Jordan and I both agreed that batching and scheduling aren’t “fake” or “inauthentic”; they’re how you protect what matters most. When your content is scheduled, you get to go on retreat, be present with your family, or focus on serving your clients without social media nipping at your heels. You don’t need to post seven days a week or be on every platform. Start with one platform. Start with three days a week. Pick the same days so consistency becomes a habit, not a guilt trip. Let scheduling be the thing that frees you up to live the life you’re actually talking about online.
Underneath all of this is courage. The courage to be seen as you are not just as a polished “brand,” but as a human with dogs rolling in the mud, kids needing breakfast, and a heart that cares deeply about something bigger than metrics. The courage to admit you’ve been hiding behind perfectionism or “it has to feel organic” and decide to try a different way. The courage to set boundaries, to take a break with intention, and to come back on purpose. You are not for everyone, and that’s a gift. Those people need you, not a copy of whatever the algorithm is shouting for this week. As you look toward 2026, maybe the question isn’t, “How do I beat the algorithm?” but, “How can I honor my capacity, tell the truth about who I am, and show up consistently for the people I’m actually here to serve?” Because if your work changes even one life, every moment of courage will have been worth it.
Learn more about Jordan here: https://www.instagram.com/jordankylieofficial/
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Here: https://jordanreynoldscoaching.com/
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Until next time, keep shining bright!
- Corree