Publisher's Synopsis
What if the key to healing isn't moving on-but moving closer?
After the sudden, devastating loss of her two-year-old daughter, Molly Bice-Jackson's world fell apart. In her darkest moments, she discovered an extraordinary truth: authentic connection-with herself, with others, and with her pain-was the most valuable force for healing and resilience.
In The Commodity of Connection, Molly invites you on a journey through the triumphs and tragedies of her life, from chasing Broadway dreams to rebuilding after unimaginable grief. Divided into three transformative sections-The Rise, The Fall, and The Call-her story will resonate with anyone seeking hope after loss.
But this book isn't just about survival; it's about thriving. Molly reveals how leaders and organizations can transform their work and their people by embracing connection. Seeing employees as humans and clients as individuals isn't just good ethics-it's good business. Connection builds trust, loyalty, and success.
Poignant, humorous, and deeply honest, The Commodity of Connection is more than a memoir. It's a call to action: to find strength in vulnerability, to build bridges in a divided world, and to rediscover the joy of being truly seen.
Whether you're navigating heartbreak, striving to lead with authenticity, or searching for meaning in your relationships, this book will leave you inspired-and forever changed.
