You Think You Know, But You Have No Idea w/ Jordyn Woods
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Who is Jordyn Woods and what does she do?
Calling all my sweeties to the forefront. I'm your host, Chris Renee Hazlett, and this is the Keep It Positive Sweetie Show. Welcome to the Keep It Positive Sweetie Show, the place where we heal, grow, and learn together. This week's guest is a multi-hyphenate fashion designer, wellness advocate, and serial entrepreneur, Jordan Woods. Jordan Woods has been a powerhouse in the world of fashion, beauty, and wellness, and her authenticity and strength continues to inspire so many. She is someone who has faced challenges head-on and turned them into opportunities, all while keeping it real and staying true to herself. Kids family, Jordan Woods. Jordan, thank you so much for coming in.
Thank you for having me. Yes.
Seriously, when I got the call, I was like, absolutely. Yeah, I know. I'm excited. Thank you. I appreciate it. We first met last year, about a year ago. I had to sing the national anthem for the Minnesota Timberwolves.
Yes.
The Dallas series.
Yes. Actually, that was a crazy series, ma'am.
That was insane. It was. The fans are like I've never seen fans crazier than the Minnesota fans.
Really? Oh, my gosh. Well, Warriors fans are crazy. You have to get to the Dallas game because those Dallas fans are crazy. Actually, Boston, Dallas, Madison Square Garden.
Yes. Oh, yes. You've gotten to see that, too. Yeah. So, yeah. So those are the craziest ones that you've seen. That's the craziest ones I've seen. Yeah, because I haven't been to Boston yet. I've heard about them. And actually, when we play Boston, they travel. Their fans.
Yeah. No, the fans travel. And the Knicks.
Yeah.
Knicks fans, they're everywhere. Boston, from my experience, I went for the first time and they were crazy. They were really crazy.
I could imagine. It was intimidating. Girl, so you being a basketball player's girlfriend, how is that? Do they say stuff? Do you ever hear them talk about a cat behind you? You're like, hey.
You know what? Sports fans are going to be what it is. It's one of those arguments you'll never win because they're willing to take whatever shots just to try to get under that person's skin. So do I turn and look? Yes. Do I react? I try not to. But when I go to the games, I feel like a lot of people, some people will come up to me and be like, I came here to see you or to hope to see you, which I'm always surprised because I'm like, I don't even know like for what. But no, it's really it's really fun. I try not to be reactive because I realize it's one of those things you won't win that battle.
Yeah, that's so true.
I always want to go on Twitter. I want to, and I'm just like, let me hold back.
I'm just not. Yes. We're going to get to that. Y'all want to talk to me about like just even social media, because for me, it's hard for me not to react. And sometimes I'm like, I got time today.
When I have too much time, I put my phone away. Yeah. The smart. Yeah. Cause it just gets so sticky. I feel.
Yes. And it'll get you in trouble. That's for sure. Your father in love is a big fan of one of my shows. And when I came to the game, he was like, That was you. So when I got to meet you, she said, I want to, I want to introduce you to Jordan. I'm like, okay, let me go meet her. And you and your mom just, first of all, your mom looks like your sister.
No, she gets that. She gets that all the time. She gets that more than she doesn't get that. I couldn't imagine. She's like the triplets when we're all together with my sister.
Just stunning. Seriously.
Thank you.
So sweet. Gents are strong. Yes, they are. They really are. So I want to talk to you about just the diverse career that you built from modeling, entertainment and entrepreneurship. You were raised in Los Angeles, California, and then you moved to Calabasas at a young age. How were you when you moved to Cali?
Honestly, I always grew up in California and I always grew up within like 10 minutes from Calabasas. So that's got it. It's always kind of been in the same vicinity.
Yeah. How was that growing up? Just like because your father worked in the industry. How was that just growing up inside that at a young age?
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