About Jordan Myska Allen
The Relateful Company CEO, Author, PhilosophyCenter Certified Life Coach, and a Certified Integral Facilitator™
Jordan has been teaching individuals, groups, and executive teams in Texas, Europe, and South America for more than fifteen years. He is the founder of The Relateful Company (formely CircleAnywhere) and Relateful Austin (formerly Austin Circling Studio), author of the acclaimed Integral novel, A Beautiful Apocalypse, a Certified Integral Facilitator™, and a PhilosophyCenter Certified Life Coach.
Jordan has also spent the past five years applying Integral, Circling, and meditative practice modalities and perspectives to aligning Artificial Intelligence, in partnership with a few research organizations.
What people are saying about Jordan:
Terry Patten, Integral Life Practice:
“Jordan Allen is a force of nature—passionately, dynamically, creatively alive. To encounter his fierce multidimensional caring intelligence is to be given a tangible reason to be hopeful for our future”
Matt, California:
"I can’t tell you how much I enjoyed and benefited from our session. It reminded me why I was drawn to Circling in the first place, and it made me see the potential of this work all over again."
Griffin, Texas:
"Just sitting in connection with Jordan - it’s impossible to not raise your consciousness. Sitting in that place is the only way I have access to the things that truly matter - the things I sought as a mathematician and social entrepreneur. Now I see beauty in the small and subtle things. I’m able to feel the satisfaction of success I already had."
Pamela, New York:
"Coaching with Jordan this year has really helped catapult me out of places where I have been hiding for a long while. And even though I’m still easing my way out, I already see and feel more of myself - so precious to me."
Ken Wilber, on Jordan's book:
“A Beautiful Apocalypse is a splendid presentation of Integral ideas in a novel form—a highly readable, engaging, and altogether fun novel. Give it a little time and see if you don’t agree…”
