Seasons, Systems, and Showing Up: How We Work + Live
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What happens when a heated customer call turns into a decade-long partnership? In this candid founders’ episode, Alexandria Reed and Jordan Hawkins trace the true origin of Elevate Collection—from a Kendra Scott color bar in Denver to a multi-line business serving athletes, brands, and families.
In this episode, you’ll hear:
- The day we met (yep, that phone call) and why values set the tone
- How motherhood, therapy, and seasons—not “balance”—shape our calendar
- Why “integration” beats “transaction” in real estate and relocation
- The leap from hospitality/healthcare into real estate—and passing the 168-hour test
- Building a network flywheel: philanthropy, suites, sidelines, and storytelling
- Why we reinvest profits into media (podcast) and community experiences
- The moment our kids called themselves “Elevate babies” (and why that matters)
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1. Follow @ElevateCollection.co on Instagram along with your host, @alexandriareed.co & @Jordanhawkins.co
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Remember: Your influence is just the beginning. Your legacy is the destination.
See you soon, where influence meets legacy.