Since leaving the NFL, Jordan Babineaux has not only become a sports broadcaster, but he has transitioned to entrepreneur, author and business executive. With his new book, he’s helping people to use their strengths to overcome adversity and to be motivated for the long run. Babineaux currently serves as the “voice” of the Seattle Seahawks on both television and radio, while also helping organizations, teams and leaders navigate change. He and his brother Jonathan, former defensive end for the Atlanta Falcons, founded a company that has produced filmed comedy specials as well as the movie Woman Thou Art Loosed. They also launched a specialized car service in Seattle and created the Babineaux Foundation, a nonprofit that gives back to their hometown of Port Arthur, Texas, and contributes to Lupus research.