I’m pumped for this one because I met Tanner Kim and Sean Kroker in person at the World Sports Philanthropy Network in Chicago—and their hearts grabbed me immediately. These guys are college seniors with the same pressure everyone feels at that age: career decisions, money, direction, and the constant “what are you doing next?” questions. But what makes Tanner and Sean different is they’re not just talking about purpose—they’re building it in real time. We get into what it actually means when people say “it’s the Lord’s timing,” and why that doesn’t mean sitting still—it means moving forward with faith, holding your plan loosely, and staying obedient to what’s in front of you.

Then we go deep into what they’re building: The League of Angels, a nonprofit using baseball to serve kids with special needs—and it’s already exploding. What started as a small idea Tanner felt dropped on his heart turned into real impact fast: events, volunteers, families, and moments that will straight-up wreck you in the best way—like an Angel telling Tanner, “I never thought I’d get to be a baseball player for a day… I never thought I could hit a home run.” Sean breaks down the reality of building a nonprofit like a startup—raising money, learning the IRS ropes, and getting comfortable asking for support. This episode is faith, leadership, and action—plus the reminder that sometimes God leaves two doors open, and both choices can be okay.

We Meet: Tanner Kim, Founder of League of Angels & Sean Croker, Operations and Community Builder

Connect:

Connect with Rick: https://linktr.ee/mrrickjordan

Connect with Tanner & Sean: https://www.theleagueofangels.org/

Sean’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seancroker/?hl=en

Tanner’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tkim42/?hl=en

League of Angels Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/DFYi36kvTnt/?hl=en

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If you are disciplined, driven, and proud of your consistency, this episode might hit closer than you expect. Rick Jordan shares a personal moment that forced him to confront a hard truth. Pushing through pain and ignoring signals does not always make you stronger. Sometimes it just makes the recovery longer.

This conversation is about learning when consistency means showing up, and when consistency means stepping back. It is about presence, intention, and respecting the rhythms that actually sustain performance over time.

If you feel exhausted, stuck, or constantly pushing just to keep up, this episode challenges the idea that something is wrong with you. It might not be burnout. It might be misalignment.

In this conversation, Rick Jordan explores why life, business, and relationships aren’t meant to be lived at one constant intensity. Drawing from real-world pressure, personal experience, and the concept of frequency itself, he breaks down why some seasons require speed and urgency. While others demand patience, depth, and restraint. Knowing the difference can change how you work, lead, and live.

This episode is an invitation to slow down long enough to listen to what’s actually being asked of you right now... and to stop forcing a pace that no longer fits.

What Rick explores in this episode:

• Why “all in” eventually stops delivering what it used to
• How constant pressure messes with your clarity and decision-making
• The moment when effort turns into friction
• Why slowing down can be the move that saves your relationships and your work
• How to reset your pace without losing who you are