The book, the research, and the writing — everything Jodie is thinking through, in one place. Go deep before you ever book a conversation.
Leaders from
The Book · Available Q1 2027
Girl, Put Your Hand Down
Do Less. Own More. Lead Anyway.
The argument beneath the practice: women are not broken, they are constrained — and the work is freeing, not fixing. Women are wired for leadership. A research-grounded guide for women leaders navigating power, visibility, and one powerful me.
Publishing Q1 2027 with Archway Publishing.
White papers & research.
The thinking behind the frameworks — and the questions they answer.
The pillar papers
Level Up · Enterprise Leadership
Leading at Altitude
Why the skills that earned the seat don’t hold it — and the identity shift from functional expert to enterprise leader.
Confidence doesn’t come from standing out — it comes from knowing your strengths and your story, and telling it with pride. Your story of origin is your career superpower.
The Exceleration Partners series · with Marty Murphy
The AI Adoption Paradox
AI Won’t Adopt Itself
Relationships, Results, and the AI Era. Performance is human — AI just makes the cost of ignoring it bigger. The coaching work that decides whether your rollout delivers value or stalls.
The business case for building leadership on a human foundation — and the discipline that makes it compound. An independent study found a 2,063% return over twelve months.
The shorter form — where the ideas get worked out in public.
In Forbes
The Forbes Column
Jodie writes for the Forbes Coaches Council on identity, altitude, and enterprise leadership — from “most leaders don’t stall for lack of skill, they stall because of altitude” to “set your boundaries as boldly as your vision.”
Not her writing — the ten books Jodie puts in her clients’ hands. Together they trace a leadership curriculum.
Read in order Meaning → Self → Motivation → Agility → EQ → Change → Trust → Power → Reciprocity → Possibility
Every purchase gives back. Each book links to both Bookshop.org and Amazon — and Jodie donates 100% of net proceeds to Giving Grace. A book you were going to read anyway, doing a little more.