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6 weeks · about 30 minutes a week
Bought by you. Your employer is not involved.
Find out what is actually draining you at work, and fix one thing about it every week for six weeks.
Pick the one closest to your situation. That area becomes your week one.
How it works
You answer 30 questions and get a score on five areas of your working life. Then you spend one week on each area, starting with your lowest, and do one specific thing about it. In week six you answer the same 30 questions and see what moved.
Not ready? Take the free version first. 10 minutes, and this page picks up your scores.
What happens after you start
That is the entire six-week method. The detail comes after you buy, when it is about your results instead of generic information.
Measure
30 questions · 5 scores
Start where it hurts
Lowest score becomes Week 1
Do something
One real action each week
Measure again
See what changed in Week 6
Choose your format
Same six-week method, one price for everyone either way. The difference is live: the cohort puts Chris in the room with you, plus time one-to-one and a fixed calendar.
On your own
$199
6 weeks · self-paced · before + after results
No live sessions. Everything here you do alone, at whatever hour suits you.
What you get
One price for everyone. Buy this first and the full $199 comes off a cohort seat for 12 months.
Live · with a room
$895 / seat
6
live sessions
75
minutes each
45
min one-to-one
16
max seats
The same six weeks, with a live facilitator, a fixed schedule, and people in the same position as you.
What the seat includes
Two rooms, same price
Educators
Teachers, instructional coaches, assistant principals and principals
Leaders
Managers, directors and people leads who carry a team
You pick your room after checkout, so the examples and the people match your job.
Already bought the Deep Dive? Your seat is $696.
Private
Your employer is not notified.
Account access
Purchase securely creates or links your Pivot account.
Not therapy
No diagnosis or clinical claim.
Need more detail?
Use a consultation for anything the sales page does not need to explain.