There were some good nuggets of wisdom in here, but ultimately this came across more like a social-media hype-driven marketing piece that should have been in a blog post but was expanded to fit a book for a vanity project. That's a long sentence, but you get the idea. In between bits of truly helpful (albeit not revolutionary) advice like "figure out what motivates people, and then use that to get them on board with your ideas," there are random digressions into how to pick restaurants when you travel overseas. By the way, did she mention that she's been to 35 countries?

That's not to say the advice is bad. In fact, her travel advice is quite good. It just isn't, you know, what makes someone a Wildly Effective Compliance Officer (TM). It's more what someone with social media savvy would include in a blog post that is then rolled into a whitepaper-cum-book to meet the page requirements.