Allow Me To Introduce Myself

My name is Jordan Lakey, and I love watching people realize their potential. It gets me high. It motivates me. And I really hope it motivates you too. My hope for me and you (my potential client) is a symbiotic relationship, where neither of us ever stop growing. As I challenge you and watch you grow, you will naturally challenge me. My goal is not to tell you what to do. My goal is to be honest and real with you about what's holding you back, and to talk about how you can overcome it or outsmart it. My dream is to never stop growing, never stop dreaming. Don't stop believing (hold on to that feeling).

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I call myself an Epiphany Coach. This style involves a lot of listening and a ton of curiosity. My ultimate goal is for you to find your answers within yourself, rather than within me. It is a coaching style based on personal revelation and insight, rather than coaching advice. This method is effective because it enables you to discover the solutions that work specifically for you—as opposed to me impressing what works for me upon you (which rarely ever has longevity).​

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I am also LGBTQIA+ friendly :)

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So, you might ask me: what makes me different from other coaches? The question is simple: I understand that the goal is not the destination. It is simply a reward and checkpoint of a healthy life. The true desire of the entire coaching process is to develop healthy habits, that facilitate a healthy lifestyle, that shape a manifest destiny. You are not the product of your circumstances--but your circumstances can be a product of you.

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If any of this sounds compelling to you or has gotten you curious as to what coaching could be like, I'd like to offer you a gift: two months of service. That's four sessions, for one hour, to experience what Epiphany Coach is all about with no charge. If you do not live in Jefferson City, MO, and would like to book an online meeting, make sure you mention it in the "Accept Gift" form.

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There is no obligation: all you have to do is select below to accept the gifted experience.