Jason Smith - Relational Intelligence

Jason Smith - Relational Intelligence Former LEO | MScTRM, UChicago
Relationships • Loss • Resilience
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I see the patterns others miss. I provide Relational Intelligence for high-performers who are tired of repeating the same life and relationship dynamics. Drawing on my background as a former law enforcement officer and an M.S. in Threat & Response Management from the University of Chicago, I help identify the hidden patterns that keep people stuck. Through direct conversations and clear insight, I

help people see themselves more clearly and move forward with intention.

🎙 Host of The Blueprint Podcast — Throw out the old blueprint so you can become who you were always meant to be.

In life we often live in cycles of gaining and losing. Sometimes we are doing well and others not so much. So many thing...
06/17/2026

In life we often live in cycles of gaining and losing. Sometimes we are doing well and others not so much. So many things, people, relationships, jobs, finances, health will come and go faster than you thought possible and for some you may not have even considered those moments were possible for you until they happen. We have to remember that we are all going through this life for the first time and you are not going to get everything "right" in fact we will probably get more wrong than right in the totality of our lifetime but how we approach those circumstances and challenges are what matters. It's easy to fall into the headspace of shame, guilt, frustration, anger, and ultimately resentment for ourselves and others. I must have done something wrong, something to deserve this, this is God being angry with me, these things always happen to me, I can't get a break, I'm never going to have the experiences I desire, I'm not worthy of those things, this is punishment, and the list goes on but some things just are. They happen, there is no reason why, it's ok and necessary to grieve what has passed. To take with you the value and earned wisdom gained from those experiences. You can allow those experiences to make you harder or cultivate a spirit of softness and resilience. People often say, you'll never know the amount of suffering I've had to endure to be this kind, gentle, loving, and accepting. It is a strength not many will find in this lifetime but it is yours to cultivate if you are willing.
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I forgive you. I, forgive you. I forgive, you. A simple statement that doesn't roll off the tongue of many as we hold on...
06/16/2026

I forgive you. I, forgive you. I forgive, you. A simple statement that doesn't roll off the tongue of many as we hold onto the bitter that life has handed us and we made it a part of our identity which in turn has stopped you from becoming everything you are capable of becoming. You may never receive the words or affirmation of forgiveness from another and in those cases it is up to you to learn forgive yourself. When you give the gift of forgiveness you are releasing yourself from a mental prison filled with rumination, hate, frustration, sadness, anger, and ultimately grief. It's ok to grieve what you have lost, timelines that will never be again, moments lost in the chaos, opportunities that you felt belonged to you and so much more. Grieve and then allow yourself to live again. Become who you know you are capable of being. Recognize you will fall again, such as life but never never stop living. Redemption isn't lost in a moment.

06/16/2026

The present moment asked me to slow down, pause, recover, adapt, rethink, shift my mindset, accept, surrender in a new way or didn’t know was possible, adjust, stabilize, and now rehabilitate. To rebuild the capacity and resilience I had just a few months ago that was gone in an instant. Is it unfair? Yes…AND I choose to see the purpose in it and be renewed in that process. To trust God is preparing me for what’s next as this trial has revealed more than I can currently put into words.

In the TV Series The Chosen the character Nathanael found himself at the end of a dream. He spent his life moving toward...
06/15/2026

In the TV Series The Chosen the character Nathanael found himself at the end of a dream. He spent his life moving towards becoming an architect and ultimately that path led him to feeling broken, lost, fearful, uncertain, searching for understanding as he sat under a fig tree speaking to God as though he had been forsaken. "Do you see me" was the statement he made and one that we can all relate to in various moments in our lives. We all have a desire to be seen, accepted, acknowledged, understood, and known. However, there are times in life when we are rejected, cast out, pushed out, misunderstood, and lose our livelihood. It can feel like an ultimate ending in your life because you cannot see the next path in an uncertain future but what if all this time you were simply being prepared for the next evolution of you. You were given the skills, capabilities, knowledge, and earned wisdom for this next stage of life that requires more of you in unexpected ways. It's not easy, it's not over, and in reality it's just beginning! Get The Source Protocol ebook + audio today.

🎉 Facebook recognized me as a top rising creator this week!
06/15/2026

🎉 Facebook recognized me as a top rising creator this week!

I find myself using the phrase, "Yes...AND" a lot these days. In the TV Series The Chosen Matthew feels conflicted becau...
06/15/2026

I find myself using the phrase, "Yes...AND" a lot these days. In the TV Series The Chosen Matthew feels conflicted because no one believes him about Jesus and the fish. A question arises that is one we all often face. Do you believe yourself? Do you know yourself? Do you understand yourself? Are you confident in your beliefs? Are you unshakeable in that belief? And is it a belief or a knowing? Those are very different things. Another statement is that multiple things can be true at the same time and they don't often fit into the box you are trying to put them in for your own clarity and comfort. That's really what most of us are seeking is clarity, comfort, and certainty in a world that is largely uncertain most of the time. This is why compassion and grace are so important for yourself and others. Recognize you will not change the hearts of the many you interact with and that is not your job to do so. The question is can you love them anyway? Get The Source Protocol Today!

06/14/2026

Like a block of marble you are being revealed, released, and unleashed.

While finishing The Chosen Tv Series again I noticed the story of Judas a little bit more. Yes, they have taken creative...
06/14/2026

While finishing The Chosen Tv Series again I noticed the story of Judas a little bit more. Yes, they have taken creative liberties for story telling and character development. Judas had an attachment to a very specific type of outcome and could not accept that there would be any other way. He believed that the King of Kings would come down and smite the enemy with great and furious power the like no one has ever seen except he couldn't see or accept that Jesus was here for our salvation. Where have you been attached to a story, expectation, or outcome? Get The Source Protocol today! Link in bio and comments.

I just finished watching the Chosen, again, and the one thing that remains clear is that each character is put through t...
06/14/2026

I just finished watching the Chosen, again, and the one thing that remains clear is that each character is put through trials that make no sense at the time and even when we zoom out seem unfair to have to experience but that's where a dynamic shift is made. You get to have that experience AND it's meant to shape, change, and forge you into who you are becoming as it helps you reveal your purpose by showing you what is important. Can you go through these trials and still have a heart for God. Can you let go of your desires for how you believe things should be and see the bigger picture of what has been asked of you? To see things as they actually are?

06/14/2026

I’m tired of the word “healing”. It’s become more of an excuse for behavior rather than a reason for self improvement. Replace it with love. Understand what that word means to you and others then see everything you do through that lens.

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