“Hoda’s the real deal. So is this book. Jump and Find Joy is like getting a hug, a pep talk, and a flashlight handed to you all at once. It’s warm, wise, and exactly what you need when you’re standing at a crossroads thinking, What the hell do I do now? If you’re scared to make a change, this book will help you do it anyway.” —Mel Robbins, #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Let Them Theory and host of The Mel Robbins Podcast

“Do you fear change in your life? If so, you are human—and you need to read Hoda Kotb’s Jump and Find Joy. This beautiful book will turn the changes you face into the adventure you need.” —Arthur C. Brooks, Harvard Professor and #1 New York Times bestselling author of Build the Life You Want

"I haven’t always been comfortable with the idea of change. I tend to find comfort in consistency. But, as I get older I can look back and see how every pivot, every curveball, every shift—expected or not—is where I grew the most. In this inspiring book, Hoda shows us how to look at moments of change as opportunities to become more of who we’re meant to be—and to embrace it all with a deep sense of joy and hope. This is a book for anyone who is ready to embrace the unknown and make a leap of faith toward something new!" —Joanna Gaines

“Moments of change can be some of the scariest, most vulnerable times of our lives … but they can also be the most exciting parts of our story. Hoda shows us how to navigate those moments with grace, courage, and celebration. I love her, and I love this book.” —Simone Biles

“This latest breezy, thoroughly enjoyable offering . . . [goes] down nice and easy, just like talk-show segments, pleasantly reminiscent of her familiar, comfortable on-air persona. She comes across as thoughtful, down-to-earth, humorous, self-deprecating, grateful, and as always, supremely relatable. This book is sure to please all sectors of her audience.”—Booklist (starred review)

“The author’s charismatic voice will keep readers hooked, and her solid advice is bolstered by candid personal disclosures as well as brief commentary from celebrities, actors, and media figures—among them Bette Midler and Thomas Rhett—who’ve made life changes of their own. This inspires.” —Publishers Weekly