Celebrate 5 years with me!

Enter to win your customized Leadership Career Intensive.  

Enter to win my Leadership & Career Intensive, which includes:

  • Your choice of a DiSC or ELI assessment + report
  • A 90-minute debrief to understand and apply your results
  • A 90-minute session on a leadership or career topic of your choice—or a job-search strategy session

Think of it as a half-day to step back from the day-to-day, think strategically, and invest in yourself.

By the end of the intensive, you’ll have greater insight into your strengths and blind spots, practical strategies you can put to work immediately, and a clear plan for moving forward.

Enter by August 31, 2026 to win.

Celebrate 
5 years with me!

Enter to win your customized Leadership Career Intensive.  

Enter to win my Leadership & Career Intensive, which includes:

  • Your choice of a DiSC or ELI assessment + report
  • A 90-minute debrief to understand and apply your results
  • A 90-minute session on a leadership or career topic of your choice—or a job-search strategy session

Think of it as a half-day to step back from the day-to-day, think strategically, and invest in yourself.

By the end of the intensive, you’ll have greater insight into your strengths and blind spots, practical strategies you can put to work immediately, and a clear plan for moving forward.

Enter by August 31, 2026 to win.

Here’s what you can expect.

The process is simple: no automated sequences, no hand-off to an assistant.

Enter your name and email.

Use the form above to enter the raffle by August 31, 2026.

I'll customize the program for the winner.

I will meet with the winner to talk about the assessment options and customize your plan.

Schedule the intensive.

The raffle winner will be able to schedule the intensive over one day or two.

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