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Part guidebook, part mirror, part invitation to build something better.
The COO-fessions Field Notes is not your typical leadership workbook—it’s an expedition journal for the ones rethinking what leadership, sustainability, and alignment look like in a world shaped by collapse and extraction.
Created to deepen the private podcast experience—or stand completely on its own—this guide offers:
Chapter-by-chapter reflections that mirror key themes from each episode
Frameworks to help you name power, pattern, and possibility in your leadership
Gentle but potent journaling prompts to reconnect you with your body, your role, and your values
Action steps, micro-practices, and “One Visible Act” per chapter to help you practice the future now
Use it as a reflection tool, a leadership retreat companion, or a way to bring deeper conversations to your team. Each section is built for pause, not pressure. And every prompt is an invitation to slow down, ask better questions, and design on purpose—not autopilot.
This is not a blueprint.
It’s a compass.
For the ones building in real time.
Part guidebook, part mirror, part invitation to build something better.
The COO-fessions Field Notes is not your typical leadership workbook—it’s an expedition journal for the ones rethinking what leadership, sustainability, and alignment look like in a world shaped by collapse and extraction.
Created to deepen the private podcast experience—or stand completely on its own—this guide offers:
Chapter-by-chapter reflections that mirror key themes from each episode
Frameworks to help you name power, pattern, and possibility in your leadership
Gentle but potent journaling prompts to reconnect you with your body, your role, and your values
Action steps, micro-practices, and “One Visible Act” per chapter to help you practice the future now
Use it as a reflection tool, a leadership retreat companion, or a way to bring deeper conversations to your team. Each section is built for pause, not pressure. And every prompt is an invitation to slow down, ask better questions, and design on purpose—not autopilot.
This is not a blueprint.
It’s a compass.
For the ones building in real time.