Jake Jordan

Coaching Focus Areas:

I help faith-driven leaders of organizations get past common growth challenges, avoid burnout and create routines that help the team work on the most meaningful tasks.

Often this looks like:

  • Training sessions with teams

  • 1 on 1 coaching with leadership

  • 90 day consulting projects

“Consistency always outweighs the occasional flash of brilliance.”

Career Experience +

20+ Years creating high performing communication campaigns.

  • Owner @ Impact Over Attention
  • Communications Strategist @ Success Fort Worth
  • Communications Director @ 121 Community Church
  • Marketing Director @ Steadfast Creative
  • Marketing Director @ Enilon
  • Search Director @ Agency Entourage

15+ Years creating high-volume and business generating multimedia.

  • Co-Creator & Co-Host of The (Un)Learn Show (3+ Million views)
  • Creator & Host of The Productive POV Podcast
  • Producer of 5 Award winning client industry Podcasts/Shows

15+ years coaching individuals and teams to be purposed performers.

Personal & Family +

Jake is a single dad of two. He loves to read, travel and participate in his teenagers many activities. He loves Jesus and wants each person to experience the fullness of working the way God made us to.

“Jake Jordan is a man with an epic servant’s heart. His passion is his purpose and his purpose is serving others as a brilliant coach/consultant. He has a beautiful way of asking powerful questions and truly listens. He will provide you perspectives that will take you on a path to transformation both personally and professionally.”

— Matt Gagnon

“Jake’s philosophical approach has not only been refreshing, it helped me tackle a longstanding issue of identifying the types of clients I work with. Perhaps one of his biggest strengths is his ability to coach each client in a way that is unique to the way they learn and conduct business. It is for these reasons and more that I can confidently recommend Jake to anyone looking for a coach that will help them create a deeper impact in the communities they operate in.”

— Karen Markle