MEET JORDAN

As a speaker and identity coach, Jordan Marcotte is dedicated to helping high-achievers, students, and leaders break free from performance pressure and live from the truth of who they are.

He creates honest, healing spaces where people can confront the lies they’ve believed, silence the need to prove, and finally remember they were never broken in the first place.

REAL. ROOTED. TRANSFORMATIONAL.

Keynote Speaker
Workshop Facilitator
Identity Coach for High Performers
Voice for the Hidden and Hurting

Jordan doesn’t just inspire—he interrupts the cycle of hiding. His work invites people to stop performing and start living from truth.

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FATHER & FIGHTER

Jordan is more than a speaker—he’s a survivor, a husband, and a father of three.
Raised by a teenage mom and shaped by early trauma, Jordan grew up without a consistent father figure. From a young age, he learned to perform for love, approval, and belonging.

For much of my life, I believed my worth was tied to what I could achieve.

By his teenage years, a personal breakthrough shifted his path toward healing. He spent the next 18 years in leadership and service, helping others find purpose, hope, and clarity.

But eventually, the pressure returned. Burnout set in. And Jordan was once again forced to confront the truth:

Your worth isn’t tied to what you do. It’s rooted in who you are.

That realization didn’t just restore his identity—it redefined his mission.

Jordan’s message is for the ones who are silently suffering behind success:
The student who looks strong but feels lost.
The leader who’s burned out but can’t admit it.
The creative who shows up online but feels invisible inside.

Through storytelling, keynotes, and coaching, Jordan helps people stop hiding behind performance and start leading from identity.

He doesn’t show up with a script—he shows up with presence.
He doesn’t preach perfection—he models wholeness.
He meets people where they are and walks with them toward the truth that was always theirs.

Your identity isn’t found in a title, platform, or what you produce.
It’s found in the truth of who you are—and the courage to live from it.

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