It’s an online interactive experience that helps you become a better leader.

The challenge uses principles of habit formation, positive psychology and gamification to simultaneously educate, inspire, motivate, and focus your leadership actions every day.  

30 Days.

Most participants spend less than ten minutes on the platform.   Since it’s asynchronous, you can participate at the time that best suits your schedule. Once a week, there’s a longer (about ten additional minutes) lesson.   

There are multiple pieces to the challenge, most of which take longer to explain than to do.  They include:

Daily Inspiration:  You read an inspirational leadership quote.

Daily Intention:  After focusing your intention on the core leadership principles of the challenge (connection, communication, collaboration) you state what you intend to do that day to practice effective leadership.

Wall of Wins:  Ideally at the end each day, you write and share some of your wins publicly with the rest of the challenge community.  You can support and connect with other participants through comments and high-fives.

Coach’s Corner:  Three times a week, you receive short (less than 90 seconds) videos on a single leadership lesson for you to reflect on and apply in your daily actions.

Weekly Challenge: Once a week, you receive a longer (up to about 10 minutes) video, such as a TED talk to inspire your leadership thinking behavior.   

Gratitude:  Once a day, you publicly share something you are grateful for.  You can also read other’s gratitude statements.

The challenge leader reads through all the wall of wins and offers daily encouragement and support. In addition, participants have access to ask questions of the challenge leader 24/7 during the duration of the 30 days.

For each action listed above, you earn points.  At the end of the challenge, every 100 points earned is converted into a raffle ticket.  Prizes are raffled off at the end. 

The challenge continues through every weekend.  You may find that focus of your leadership behaviors (intentions, wins) may be more personally than professionally focused. 

The platform and community is available for you to be as involved as you wish.  Ideally, you’d set your intentions in the morning and reflect on your wins in the evening. However, if your schedule is such that you can only log on once a day, you’re welcome to use the platform in the way that will best serve your own development needs. If you “miss” a day or more, you’re welcome to re-connect at any point.  Earlier content will still be available for you to review.

You can decide how much or how little of your work you share.  Do know that one of the biggest benefits that previous participants have found is how powerful the shared communal aspect of going through this challenge with other like-minded aspiring leaders.  Making your wins and gratitude public will likely increase the learning impact on you.