I don’t know why the preview photos look so blurry. When I click on the images it opens a larger, sharper image.

I'm used to heavy work on plants, so I wouldn't hesitate to pick the best trunkline then strip (prune) it back to 1 bare trunk and repot it. It's possible you might find 2 trunklines that compliment each other, but there's no way to tell from the 2 images above. Sorry to be direct, but you have good bones to work with, but the rest is pretty much a mess resultant of insufficient light.

Al

and don't forget the cuttings root easily

type in prunning jade and troll through some of the posts- I was not able (at the moment) to find an older post that has a Jade similar to yours (though not etoilated) and the author showed pictures of each step of an enormous amount of prunning.

Oh I chopped it!

Chop chop

Can you give us 4 views with the camera lens level with the center of the plant. First view should show the V made by the trunks with both trunks equidistant from the lens, then take 3 more shots after a 90* rotation, so you'll show front, right, back, left, views.

You would be best served to bare-root and repot into a highly aerated medium and a much smaller pot after you prune roots. They are very tolerant of root pruning if you repot into dry soil and leave them dry for a week or so while root wounds callus. To be safe, you can dust roots with flowers of sulfur (aka sublimed sulfur), a very effective fungicide against root rot.

Al

Yeaaaaah. I was thinking of starting off small but realized that ALL of the growth was leggy and weighing down the plant. You can see by the few branches left how leggy it was. then I decided that i would chop keep the branches whole and turn those into some kickass plants as well!