"I found the courage to get uncomfortable in pursuit of my life’s purpose and legacy."

~Steph Jones

"Sharing her life’s lessons will help so many to make a difference for so many more. She has my respect and admiration – and applause!"
David Lawrence, Jr.
David Lawrence, Jr.Retired Miami Herald publisher and chair of The Children’s Movement of Florida
"Steph Jones’ first outing as an author is a triumph! Running to Catch Up: Winning in Spite of Myself is an inspiring book about self-empowerment and encouragement from a woman who has achieved success, despite challenging or extraordinary circumstances."
Suzanne Prowse
Suzanne ProwseHealth Care Executive
"Steph Jones offers us the opportunity to join her on a journey of self-discovery as she peels away the beautifully sculpted layers of a successful life of motherhood and career to reveal an authentic core steeped in uncertainty. Anyone looking to unlock new paths into the dreams that life’s harsh realities have since shrouded would enjoy this trailblazing work."
Stephanie Gilbert
Stephanie GilbertTelecommunications C-Suite Executive
“Running to Catch Up: Winning in Spite of Myself is a powerful and compelling book that resonates with those in pursuit of personal and professional growth, especially women, reminding us that it’s never too late to conquer fears and go after our dreams with unwavering determination."
Kim Miller
Kim MillerVice President, Community Affairs of the Miami Dolphins, Hard Rock Stadium & Formula 1 Crypto.com Miami Grand Prix
"Steph's story is incredibly powerful making this memoir unique, thoughtful and a special gift to women who believe in courage over fear and living with intention. It's an inspirational must read!"
Monica R. Richardson
Monica R. RichardsonPulitzer-prize winning journalist, executive leader, and speaker
"I was so immersed in Steph's memoir, Running to Catch Up: Winning in Spite of Myself, that I felt as if I were in Coconut Grove with her and her favorite cousins, playing tetherball. This is a must-read! Heal yourself as you navigate the delicate balance between faith and fear with Steph!"
Jessica Garrett Modkins
Jessica Garrett ModkinsFilm Director HBCU Honors and President, Hip Rock Star Advertising
“Transparent. Authentic. Courageous. Relatable. Running to Catch Up is a beautifully written MUST-read to help acknowledge, face, and conquer your fears in order to forge ahead to successfully realize your dreams and God-given calling!”
Todra L. Anderson
Todra L. AndersonMD, MBA, FACOG, Chief Medical Officer, Memorial Hospital Miramar and Football Mom Forever
"Steph Jones’ raw, vulnerable, and courageous memoir is a testament to the power of resilience and the choice to live a life of joy and purpose. Her story will leave you empowered to confront your own fears and step boldly into the light of your authenticity."
Domonique Worship
Domonique WorshipExecutive Coach & Leadership Advisor, CEO & Founder of Domonique Worship Coaching & Consulting
"As women, we have been conditioned to take what is given to us and made to feel guilty for wanting more, for asking for what is ours and being equals. In this book, Steph challenges us to step forward and be bold and fearless."
Susana Pichardo
Susana PichardoSenior Vice President of Finance and Chief Accounting Officer, Convey Health Solutions
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About the Book

It is never too late to overcome one’s most crippling fears, become the person they have always aspired to be, and live the life they have always dreamed of. Running to Catch Up: Winning in Spite of Myself is a dedication to Steph’s 11-year-old self. It is the story of how, at 52 years of age, she made the decision to live her best life, with no fear of failure. Two years after making this decision, Steph has accomplished more in terms of personal and professional growth than she has in her entire adult life. She hopes that by being vulnerable and sharing her deepest fears, she will inspire people of all backgrounds and stages in life, particularly women. The future is bright, and Steph hopes that this book will give readers the courage to pursue their most authentic selves.

Steph faces eight fears head-on in Running to Catch Up: Winning in Spite of Myself

  1. Fear of adventure
  2. Fear of failure or judgment
  3. Fear of public speaking and singing
  4. Fear of not fitting in
  5. Fear of being unattractive
  6. Fear of not aging well
  7. Fear of losing everything
  8. Fear of not leaving a legacy
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Thinking will not overcome fear but action will.

~ W. Clement Stone

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