Jordan Mendoza
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340 appearances
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first heard Jan 2026
last heard 12 Jan
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They've since done a volume two of that.
But just kind of doing that, it gave me the confidence to say, you know what?
There's more in the tank.
There's plenty more stories that I haven't put out to the world.
And I really feel like I've gone through so many things and come on the other side and can do it with a positive attitude.
And when I looked at the world around me, I didn't see many people that were talking about going through that tough situation or circumstance and how they were able to introspectively pull out the lessons from those experiences to put it out and actually help other people.
And I said, man, this is something that, you know, adversity is a gift.
as long as we're willing to open it, to unwrap it and to dive into all that it has to offer.
And sometimes it hits us hard and sometimes it hits us in the right place.
Yeah, I think the one I want to touch on, not enough people touch on it because it's so close to us, and that's the racial adversity.
And when you've got a name like mine, Jordan Mendoza, most people's natural inclination, especially if they're from a Spanish-speaking country,
country, they immediately speak Spanish to me.
And so I've personally dealt with that my entire life.
Well, you know, in the book, my heritage is actually Filipino.
My mom was Irish and Native American and my father's from the Philippines.
Well, if you dive into history a little bit, you'll learn that
Spain colonized the Philippines for hundreds of years.
In fact, so did Japan.
So did the United States.
So multiple countries colonized that place.
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