The Complete Leadership Advantage
Say the right thing. Lead with strength. Build capacity that lasts.
A 10-Week Virtual Program
Enroll in both programs and save $395.
Winter/Spring Cohort
Mar 10–Apr 16 | Feb 3-26. 10 weeks (2 hours/week)
Tuesdays
(works for North America, the UK, & Europe
10:00 am PST, 1:00 pm EST, 6:00 pm BST, 7:00 pm CET
Thursday
(works for North America, Australia & New Zealand)
4:00 pm PST, 7:00 pm EST /
Friday 11:00 am AEST 1:00 pm NZDT
This 10-week combo program brings together What to Say When It Matters and Strength to Lead—two flagship programs designed to help leaders perform confidently in high-stakes moments and sustain themselves over time.
If you’re tired of avoiding hard conversations, second-guessing your words, or running on empty while supporting everyone else—this program gives you the tools, structure, and support to lead decisively and sustainably.
Who it’s for
Ideal for leaders, managers, HR professionals, and people leaders who
Are responsible for difficult conversations and documentation
Work in high-pressure or people-intensive environments
Want practical tools—not theory
Need to lead clearly without burning out
Program Breakdown
1. What to Say When It Matters
This program gives you exactly what to say, how to say it, and how to follow up—without damaging trust or credibility.
Learn how to:
Handle difficult, emotional, or high-risk conversations
Address performance and behaviour clearly and professionally
Reduce avoidance, over-explaining, and conflict escalation
Document conversations confidently and defensibly
2. Strength to Lead
You strengthen the foundation beneath your leadership: wellbeing, self-awareness, and sustainable capacity. Build the internal capacity required to lead under pressure:
Understand how stress impacts leadership behaviour
Learn nervous-system regulation tools for real workdays
Apply strengths-based leadership and feedback
Prevent burnout while maintaining performance
What’s Included
Beautifully designed module playbooks (everything covered + tools + practice)
Templates (conversation planning, feedback scripts, documentation notes)
Course resource library (curated readings, videos, podcasts, research)