The questions people ask before they book.

Your leaders take the habit loop quiz before we meet. In session one I collect the shape of the room on paper and tally it live, anonymously.

From there we work on real moments your leaders wrote down. No case studies, no role play with strangers, no scores on a wall with names attached.

No name goes on the tally. Leaders choose which moment they read out loud, and they can keep the harder one on paper.

The work is about the habit, not the confession.

Up to 20 leaders. Past that the four corners stop working and people hide in the back. Larger groups get split into two rooms on separate days.

2 weeks minimum. The quiz needs to go out about five days before we meet, and I need time to read the room before I walk into it.

Both exist, and they are different. The keynote is me on a stage with your audience. The workshop is your leaders doing work in a room with me.

If you want the stage version, book the talk. If you want behavior to change, book a session.

Stage one names the visible behavior. Stage two maps the room's loops. Stage three goes under the iceberg. Stage four sets one question for ninety days. Stage five is the team feeling the shift. Stage six makes it how the place runs.

No. Spark runs stages one and two. Ignite runs one through four. Fueled Flame runs all six across a quarter.

Stages five and six are where the change stops being a workshop memory, so most teams that are serious end up there.

You can read the stages and prepare with them, and the facilitator kit subscription gives your internal leads the slides, handouts and room guide.

A stage is only marked held once we run that session together. Self checking tracks preparation, not completion.

Shorthand for the four visible behaviors leaders default to under pressure: Coaching, Directing, Taking over, Pulling away.

In session one everyone stands in the corner that matches their honest default. That is the shape of the room.

A 50% deposit holds your date. The balance is invoiced after the session. Tax is calculated at checkout.

Move it once at no cost with at least two weeks notice, and your deposit follows the new date. Inside two weeks the deposit holds the original slot.

Yes. Travel is quoted separately once we have a date and a location. Remote sessions work for Spark and Ignite, but the corners work better in a real room.

No. The subscription is self serve access to the slides, handouts, room guide and version history for your internal leads. A session is me in your room.

$249 every three months, cancel anytime. The kit opens one stage per paid month, because that is the pace the journey actually runs at. Cancel and you keep whatever stages you have paid through.

Handouts are the printable piece. Slides and the room guide stay in the browser.

Every leader leaves with one written commitment and a catch log. I send you a summary of the room, anonymized, plus what I saw that the room did not say out loud.

Then there is a two week check in, a day 45 gut check, and a day 90 re-run of the quiz so you can see movement instead of guessing at it.

The day 90 quiz re-run gives you a before and after on the same ten questions. The catch logs show how many times a leader caught their own loop.

The honest test is the one their team answers, not the one they answer about themselves. Stage five is built on that.

A one page summary of what the room actually looks like, the written commitments, and for the full journey a proof review at the end covering what changed and what did not.