Overview

Please click on the following to learn how our workshops, services, and products can serve you:

Consult with Leaders & Customers

Tools for creating productive partnerships with leaders and customers to describe and produce the results they want.

Facilitate Plans & Team Achievement

Compact, focused planning to achieve your priority strategic and operational results, and real collaboration and buy-in. How to facilitate this process yourself.

Coach & Lead High Performance

Practical processes and tools for coaching staff to high performance, developing leadership capabilities, and producing specific desired results.

Use Change to Foster Growth

Tools for establishing respectful communication that makes a difference, and for working proactively with change in the home, workplace, or community.

 

“Consultative Service: An Operating System for Long-Term Customer Results” – a selection from our Blog posts.

The operating system of your computer sets up an underlying structure for electronic exchange that enables and limits the interaction of information. In similar fashion, our beliefs about how to consult shape our practices with customers, enabling or limiting the results we produce.

As educational consultants, we have have chosen ‘consultative service’ as our Operating System. This approach is based on the belief that a consultant’s expertise is most valuable when the customer is clear about results they want to achieve, and regards the consultant as a resourceful partner.

Consultative service begins with click here to read more

“The Gift of the Moose and Social Networking” – a selection from our Blog posts.

Jenny Lake is the stuff of vacation photos and winter dreams: Sparkling blue, circled by a green wreath of conifers, with the sharp crags of the Grand Tetons as a backdrop. The trail on the north side winds through sun and shade with water lapping below and the mountains rising above.  It's a gentle walk, kind enough to lure families with young children or aging parents to explore together.

Randy and I walked the trail in July.  As we neared the end where our path would join the trail down to a boat landing, a solitary hiker approached from the other direction, his face alight with glad tidings.

"There's a Bull Moose in the woods ahead!" he told us in hushed excitement.  Click here to read more.