How to Rewrite Your Story in Q4
About the Session:
I like to think of Q4 as the last chapter of your 2026 story.
And whether you're aware of it or not, your brain has subconsciously written a rough draft of how this chapter will go.
Our brains love patterns; it's easy to slip into the mindset that the first half of your story will predict the second.
But what if that's not true?
Spoiler Alert: it's not
What if you have the power to rewrite your story, take center stage, and reclaim the rest of your year?
Spoiler Alert: you do
What if one hour is all it takes to rewrite your story, and spin up an epic plot twist or two?
It is. And we're going to do just that.
During this hour together, we'll...
⏳ REFLECT on the first three quarters of the year
🧘♀️ RESET your mindset and energy
✏️ REWRITE your story
You'll leave with the tools you need to take on the rest of the year with renewed confidence, conviction, calm, and clarity.
What happened before this does not define what happens next.
YOU are the one holding the pen. By the end of this hour together, you'll have taken it back.
*Recording will be sent to everyone registered!
About the Host:
Alexa Jordan is a storyteller and alchemist. She is a coach, writer, actor, and multimedia creator.
Her magic is making something out of nothing — wildly compelling stories out of thin air. She loves helping people who don't feel like the main character of their lives take center stage in the story they actually want to tell. She coaches 1:1 clients and facilitates custom workshops, like this! She is the author of The Start of It All: A 20-Something’s Guide, a contributor to The Best Women’s Stage Monologues of 2022, and writes weekly on Substack inside her blog The Nuance Diaries (5x Rising Bestseller). She has a B.A. in Drama from Vassar College and a Classical Acting Diploma from The London Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts. She received a New York Times feature for her performance in ""There's Blood at the Wedding"" at the globally acclaimed La Mama Experimental Theater Club. She now sits on the board of CultureHub (a global art and tech community founded by LaMama and Seoul Arts), where she was the associate producer of 'turning your body into a compass'
I first fell in love with storytelling inside theaters. Stories are how I make sense of the world, and help people reclaim their narratives. Whether I'm on Zoom with people across time zones, on campus with 75 sophomores at Vassar, or in a black box theater with 10 people. I know firsthand that a powerful story can change your life. That's why I designed this framework for dreaming, setting big goals, and making them come true.
More at alexajuanitajordan.com