Hello my beautiful friends and welcome to the icons podcast. Today we have a very special

guest, Jordan Harbinger. Hi Jordan. So great to have you here. Thanks for having me. I'm

so glad I caught you guys before you left town. I'm so glad we caught a child there because

I don't know when we're going to see each other next. I got a baby recently. Congratulations.

Thank you. He's super cute. I'm a little biased. Of course. But you know, the first year

is a bit intense. So once he's a little older, I'm sure you guys would be traveling like we

were. But right now, you know, it's a whole new chapter of your life. I definitely want to

talk about that as well. Sure. Just really excited to have you here. There's so much value

on wisdom you bring to this world. I'm really grateful for that. Thank you. I love what you do.

I've been on your podcast as well. That's right. Definitely listen to that episode. Yeah, we're going

to add it in the show notes. But you're here to talk about yourself. So I really want to cover

your journey a little bit and then we'll go more into something that I truly believe you're

really great at is that teaching people and something that you've learned through your journey is

that value over establishing and nurturing relationships. So if we can talk about that as well,

it would be great. Sure. But first, let's talk about you. Where do you come from? What was

your childhood like? Yeah. Well, I grew up in the Midwest, which of the United States, which means

for a lot of people who don't know that Detroit. Okay. So Michigan, which a lot of people who live in

California, New York, they call our area the flyover states, which because you're only flyover,

that mean never go there. I flew over there. Yeah. You flew over them. A lot of people have flown

over them. But the people there are typically a little bit more a little bit nicer because we're

a little bit more naive. Maybe I think it's because you're closer to Canada and we're close to Canada.

Well, especially in Michigan, we're close to Canada. Yeah, you're basically on the border. We're

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