Welcome to Being You! A place for rebels, dreamers, and everyday humans ready to step into their own strength. Life can feel heavy, confusing, or like you’re just going through the motions. But what if you could finally stop trying to fit someone else’s mold and start showing up fully as yourself?

Here, it’s not about following a formula. It’s about authenticity, courage, clarity, connection, and choosing your own rules. Through coaching, mindset work, and mental wellbeing guidance, I help people reconnect with themselves, reclaim their power, and create lives that feel aligned and real. And when we do this work for ourselves, it ripples outward... contributing to collective healing and change in the world around us.

Whether you want more clarity, confidence, emotional resilience, or the courage to break free from expectations, my work is designed to meet you where you are — and help you live from your own strength while making a positive impact beyond yourself.

I’m Jordan Shearer, coach, guide, facilitator and full-time rogue. I blend my background in mental health, life coaching, human behaviour and psychology with a no-fluff human approach to personal growth, resilience and turning ideas into action. Together, we’ll cut through the noise, rediscover what matters to you, and take bold steps toward a life that’s yours... unapologetically.

Workshops & Team Training

Alongside individual coaching, I design and deliver private workshops for teams and organisations. These sessions focus on wellbeing, resilience, and confidence, and can be tailored to your group’s needs.

My experience as Programme Lead for Mental Health and Wellbeing education at Hato Hone St John, where I design public-facing courses, and as a trainer and facilitator with the New Zealand Life Coaching School, informs everything I bring to workshops.

Examples include:

• Notice – Respond – Protect – Supporting young people through distress and escalation
• Wellbeing for the Leadership Brain – Practical strategies to maintain wellbeing while leading others

Your next step? Come as you are. Leave closer to yourself.