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TEAMWARE™ ESSENTIALS PRACTICE BUNDLE

Price: $99.99

Best for: Leaders who want to move from insight into first application with their team.

What this lets you do:

  • Begin building your Teamware deliberately instead of reacting to issues as they surface

  • Address human-system problems without blame, defensiveness, or politics

  • Lead the first system-level conversation with your team confidently

Includes:

  • Friction Mapping Guide

    Step-by-step guidance to:

    ◦ Do the personal work (where you’re compensating for the system)

    ◦ Facilitate a structured conversation with your team about where friction actually lives

    ◦ Avoid the common pitfalls that derail these discussions

  • Teamware Essentials Guide (PDF)

    The core frameworks behind Teamware and Team Flow Architecture.

  • Audio Edition

    Reinforce the system lens without adding more screen time.

  • Guided Leadership Visioning Session

    Clarify the leader you’re becoming and the human system you’re building.

Choose this if:

You want a practical, low-risk way to start building Teamware with your team.

GET STARTED WITH TEAMWARE™ ESSENTIALS PRACTICE BUNDLE— $99.99

TEAMWARE™ PRACTICE INTENSIVE

Price: $299.99

Best for: Leaders who want to change how they lead in real conversations — now.

What this lets you do:

  • Stop being the bottleneck without lowering standards

  • Transfer thinking and ownership instead of carrying it yourself

  • Develop other people’s judgment while work is happening

Includes EVERYTHING in the Essentials Practice Bundle, plus:

  • Cognitive Handoff Masterclass — 60-Minute Video Course

    A codified, teachable skill distilled from how elite coaches develop elite leaders.

    You’ll learn how to:

    ◦ Transfer cognitive load in meetings, one-on-ones, and moments under pressure

    ◦ Shift responsibility without slowing momentum

    ◦ Move from delegation to real development

    ◦ Activate collective intelligence instead of compensating for it

This is the special sauce behind Teamware and Team Flow Architecture —

and it is not taught in standard leadership programs.

Choose this if:

You want faster progress and a skill you can apply immediately, not more theory.

ACCELERATE WITH TEAMWARE™ PRACTICE INTENSIVE — $249.99

TEAMWARE™ COHORTS

Guided implementation with committed peers

Best for: Leaders who want to build Teamware inside their teams with guidance, structure, and accountability.

What this lets you do:

  • Move beyond tools into full implementation of Teamware and Team Flow Architecture

  • Build your own team’s Teamware system, step by step

  • Practice leadership in real conditions, not hypotheticals

Inside a Teamware Cohort, you will:

  • Be guided through each stage of building your Team Flow Architecture

  • Learn how to introduce Teamware concepts to your team in a way that creates buy-in, not

    resistance

  • Practice facilitating system-level conversations and interpreting team responses

  • Learn how to sense patterns in what your team is telling you, not just collect feedback

  • Guide your team in developing their own Teamware agreements around:

    ◦ Decision-making

    ◦ Ownership

    ◦ Information flow

    ◦ How work moves under pressure

Why cohorts exist:

  • This work unfolds over time

  • It requires practice, reflection, and iteration

  • It benefits from peers who are facing similar leadership challenges

Cohorts are intentionally run outside of company politics, creating space for:

  • Candor

  • Experimentation

  • Real learning

Participation is selective to preserve depth and quality.

BRING TEAMWARE INTO YOUR COMPANY

For teams and organizations

For leaders responsible for teams navigating pressure and change.

Focus areas:

  • Reducing systemic friction

  • Improving decision quality

  • Building leaders who can think and adapt together