Jodi is an embodiment of resilience and success. As an esteemed neuroscience specialist, award-winning author, innovative inventor, and the president of a thriving million-dollar company, she is a shining example of the sheer power and determination of Autistic and ADHD women with remarkable prowess. Her journey includes overcoming the personal trials of losing her hair to Alopecia Universalis and the demands of single parenthood, yet she has emerged triumphant in every facet of her life.
Jodi’s commitment extends beyond her personal achievements. She is a passionate advocate for diversity and inclusion, particularly for Autistic and ADHD women. Her tireless efforts aim to create a more equitable and supportive environment, ensuring that neurodivergent individuals have the resources and understanding they need to thrive. Jodi’s advocacy work resonates with her own experiences, and she champions the cause with unwavering dedication.
Her accomplishments have often prompted the question, “How do you do it?” The answer lies in her 34 years of dedicated research and education in applied neuroscience. Jodi has delved deep into the enigma of success, seeking to understand the differentiators that set high achievers apart.
In a true testament to her findings, Jodi has applied these success strategies to her daughter, Jess, from a young age. Jess’s life, under her mother’s guidance, has become a living case study that demonstrates the efficacy of these methods across generations.
Jodi is also a passionate animal lover whose personal life is enriched by the companionship of her beloved Sphynx cats, loyal dogs, and a collection of saltwater marine animals. Her dedication to animal welfare is exemplified by her service dog, Minnie, with whom she actively advocates for disability accommodation rights. Together, they form a powerful team, raising awareness and fostering understanding about the importance of service animals in assisting individuals with disabilities. Jodi’s advocacy extends to collaborative efforts with her daughter, Jess, and Jess’s service dog, Willie, further amplifying their message of inclusivity and support for neurodivergent individuals. Their combined endeavors underscore the significance of service animals in enhancing the quality of life for those they assist, while also championing the rights of all living beings to be treated with respect and compassion.
Jodi’s life work not only illuminates the pathways to success but also inspires others to realize their potential, regardless of age or background.