In "Living Above Your Job: Choosing Impact over Position," Andrew Cox invites readers to rethink the way we view success, leadership, and legacy. In a world that often measures worth by roles and recognition, this book challenges you to build a life defined not by what's printed on your business card, but by the lives you touch and the values you carry with you every day. Drawing from years of leadership experience and personal reflection, Andrew shares powerful lessons on leading with purpose, embracing the quiet moments that shape us, and choosing influence over status. Whether you're early in your career, deep into your leadership journey, or simply searching for deeper meaning in your work, this book will inspire you to elevate your perspective and lead in a way that outlasts any job description. With practical insights and heartfelt stories, "Living Above Your Job" reminds us that true leadership isn't about climbing ladders―it's about building bridges, supporting others, and leaving a legacy that rises above any title we hold. This is more than a book about work; it's a book about the kind of life and impact worth pursuing. "From having no vision for the future to becoming an impactful leader is a huge leap―but it's absolutely possible. As a former All-Pro NFL veteran, I know everyone loves the story of the underdog who makes it. But what about the aha moment that happens in early adulthood? This leadership book tells an amazing story of how our personal way of being impacts others. I've read many leadership books during and after my career. Personal journeys aside, many of these books are written by people who knew where they were going from an early age and simply worked hard to develop those traits. This book, however, shares how one encounter can set the trajectory for a person's career―and the lives of those around them. While many aspire to be famous, wealthy, or successful, Andrew aspired to inspire others in the workplace through self-reflection, fairness, and humanity. His journey will profoundly impact your life and how you show up in the workplace―whether you're a receptionist or a CEO. It's an excellent read." -Ovie Mughelli, Founder and CEO of Ovie Mughelli Foundation, 2X All Pro NFL Veteran, Healthcare Consultant, Speaker, Co-Host of BLeav In Falcons Podcast Andrew Cox is a dedicated leader, builder of people, and lifelong advocate for the success of others. As Chief of Staff and a champion for leadership development, Andrew has spent his career not only advancing organizational goals but, more importantly, raising the people who drive them. He believes leadership is less about the titles we hold and more about the lives we impact along the way. Andrew is the author of "Living Above Your Job," a leadership philosophy book that challenges readers to see beyond titles and tasks, focusing instead on purpose-driven impact and the daily choices that build enduring legacies. His passion for developing others extends beyond the workplace, having also served as an adjunct professor, where he equips future leaders with practical wisdom and perspective drawn from real-world experiences. Throughout his career, Andrew has mentored rising leaders, championed cultural transformation, and guided executive teams through seasons of growth and change. His approach is grounded in humility, intentionality, and the belief that leadership is a privilege―one that requires courage in small moments as much as big decisions. As a trusted advisor and connector, Andrew is known for his ability to turn vision into action and to cultivate leadership cultures that outlast any individual role. Whether in the boardroom, at a leadership retreat, in the classroom, or in everyday conversation, Andrew is determined to bring authenticity, reflection, and a genuine desire to help others succeed. Above all, Andrew is a devoted husband and father, drawing daily inspiration from his family and grounded by his faith. He views every role in life, both personal and professional, as an opportunity to lead with purpose, lift others, and leave a legacy worth following.