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“I’m the happiest person with cancer in the world. It’s made me really love my family, it’s really made me appreciate my kids...waking up every single day and seeing the sun, and seeing the mountains and just appreciating that has been phenomenal.” - Jordan Guernsey This is one of my most treasured interviews. In this episode I talk with a dear friend Jordan Guernsey just weeks before he passed away. Jordan was an incredible person, father, and husband who was diagnosed with stage three melanoma cancer while in the midst of scaling his business. In this conversation we talk about the dangers of being a tunnel-visioned entrepreneur, Jordan’s struggle to step away from the business in order to focus on his health, his perspective on life and death, his family, meditation, and his spiritual journey during that time. To this day I am truly moved by the tenacity and hope with which Jordan dealt with his diagnosis, and the affirmation with which he chose to live out the limited time he had left. Be prepared to question everything...

“I’m the happiest person with cancer in the world. It’s made me really love my family, it’s really made me appreciate my kids...waking up every single day and seeing the sun, and seeing the mountains and just appreciating that has been phenomenal.” - Jordan Guernsey This is one of my most treasured interviews. In this episode I talk with a dear friend Jordan Guernsey just weeks before he passed away. Jordan was an incredible person, father, and husband who was diagnosed with stage three melanoma cancer while in the midst of scaling his business. In this conversation we talk about the dangers of being a tunnel-visioned entrepreneur, Jordan’s struggle to step away from the business in order to focus on his health, his perspective on life and death, his family, meditation, and his spiritual journey during that time. To this day I am truly moved by the tenacity and hope with which Jordan dealt with his diagnosis, and the affirmation with which he chose to live out the limited time he had left. Be prepared to question everything...

S1E5: Lessons From the Edge with Jordan Guernsey

This is a dedication to Jordan Guernsey may he rest in peace.   I released this interview again today because Jordan embodied gratitude and appreciation even when times were tough. It is only fitting to release on Thanksgiving.   The following description was from the original post with Jordan:Jordan was founder of Molding Box a logistics and transportation company that has grown to a multimillion dollar a year company and has gained several recognitions in the Inc 500. He started it in his moms basement in 2006. He was nominated twice for Ernst &amp; Young Entrepreneur of the year &amp; was the youngest person on Utah Business list of 40 under 40 . Listen to this interview to hear how Jordan handled In April 2012 when he was diagnosed with stage 3 Melanoma and how he looks at Cancer as the best thing that has ever happened to him.   Hear Jordan’s journey and the hard decision he had to make in his life and business after getting sick. Molding Box was founded in November of 2005, as a simplified outsourcing solution. Providing its customers with flexible printing solutions, scalable shipping and handling services, as well as, disc media production. It all started when Jordan Guernsey decided to branch out from a previous employer. He moved back into his parent’s house and set up shop in their basement, armed with only a credit card and a blessing. Once Molding Box started racking up clients, the company faced a new problem- financing a growing business. Trusting his idea would take off, Jordan put everything he had, a Visa with a $12,000 limit and $500 in cash into his company. His gamble paid off, within the first year Molding Box had eight employees all working in his parent’s basement. Molding Box started to take on a life of its own.

This is a dedication to Jordan Guernsey may he rest in peace. I released this interview again today because Jordan embodied gratitude and appreciation even when times were tough. It is only fitting to release on Thanksgiving. The following description was from the original post with Jordan:Jordan was founder of <a href="http://moldingbox.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Molding Box</a> a logistics and transportation company that has grown to a multimillion dollar a year company and has gained several recognitions in the Inc 500. He started it in his moms basement in 2006. He was nominated twice for Ernst &amp; Young Entrepreneur of the year &amp; was the youngest person on Utah Business list of 40 under 40 . Listen to this interview to hear how Jordan handled In April 2012 when he was diagnosed with stage 3 Melanoma and how he looks at Cancer as the best thing that has ever happened to him. Hear Jordan’s journey and the hard decision he had to make in his life and business after getting sick. Molding Box was founded in November of 2005, as a simplified outsourcing solution. Providing its customers with flexible printing solutions, scalable shipping and handling services, as well as, disc media production. It all started when Jordan Guernsey decided to branch out from a previous employer. He moved back into his parent’s house and set up shop in their basement, armed with only a credit card and a blessing. Once Molding Box started racking up clients, the company faced a new problem- financing a growing business. Trusting his idea would take off, Jordan put everything he had, a Visa with a $12,000 limit and $500 in cash into his company. His gamble paid off, within the first year Molding Box had eight employees all working in his parent’s basement. Molding Box started to take on a life of its own.

Thanksgiving 2015 Dedication to Jordan Guernsey may he rest in peace

Jordan Guernsey is founder of Molding Box a logistics and transportation company that has grown to a multimillion dollar a year company and has gained several recognitions in the Inc 500. He started it in his moms basement in 2006. He was nominated twice for Ernst &amp; Young Entrepreneur of the year &amp; was the youngest person on Utah Business list of 40 under 40 .  Listen to this interview to hear how Jordan handled In April 2012 when he was diagnosed with stage 3 Melanoma and how he looks at Cancer as the best thing that has ever happened to him.  To watch the Video Interview go here&gt;&gt; http://www.inspiredinsider.com/jordanguernsey/

Jordan Guernsey is founder of <a href="http://moldingbox.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Molding Box</a> a logistics and transportation company that has grown to a multimillion dollar a year company and has gained several recognitions in the Inc 500. He started it in his moms basement in 2006. He was nominated twice for Ernst &amp; Young Entrepreneur of the year &amp; was the youngest person on Utah Business list of 40 under 40 . Listen to this interview to hear how Jordan handled In April 2012 when he was diagnosed with stage 3 Melanoma and how he looks at Cancer as the best thing that has ever happened to him. To watch the Video Interview go here&gt;&gt; <a href="http://www.inspiredinsider.com/jordanguernsey/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.inspiredinsider.com/jordanguernsey/</a>

Jordan Guernsey: MoldingBox CEO diagnosed with Stage 3 Melanoma and why it was the best thing that happened to him. [Inspiration and Overcome Challenges]