We often think of strength as loud or bold, but sometimes, the strongest thing you can do is stay. In this episode, Jeremy shares a story about a teacher who didn’t fix, just showed up.

You’ll explore what presence really means, how staying creates safety, and why quiet consistency might be the most powerful leadership of all.

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Sometimes the most powerful thing you can give isn’t advice—it’s space.

In this episode of The Ordinary Impact, Jeremy shares how intentional silence can hold more meaning than our best-prepared words.

Through real-life moments, a teacher’s quiet breakdown, lessons from Nelson Mandela, and communication research, this reflection explores what happens when we stop filling the air—and simply stay.

This episode may help you walk away with a new sense of what presence means in leadership, parenting, and everyday relationships.

What if the most important thing you do today… is wait?

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Sometimes, clarity doesn’t come in the quiet—it comes in motion.

In this episode, we lace up and head out on a reflective run through the rhythms that help us reset. It’s about more than just running—it’s about presence, release, and the moments that carry us back to ourselves. From a concept called “the blue mile” to an unexpected cardinal sighting, this is a story about movement, memory, and what helps us stay when we want to quit.

Whether you run or not, this episode invites you to slow down, breathe deep, and consider your own way of finding rhythm again.

Featuring original music, personal stories, and a reflection on the small moments that help us lead, love, and begin again.

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