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Tools & Diagnostics (12)

Assessments, decision tools, worksheets, and guided exercises.

Leadership Guides & Frameworks (3)

Field guides, frameworks, and theme resources.

  • Inside Track (Paid)Frameworks & Visual Guides

    The Shared Transition Kit

    The deeper companion to The Stability Floor: two separate conversations, a Fairness Ledger, small reversible tests, language for hard moments, and a weekly 15-minute check-in.

    Open resource
  • Inside Track (Paid)Frameworks & Visual Guides

    The Staged Exit Playbook

    The deeper companion to The Staged Exit Plan: a detailed runway calculator, bridge-income options, a 12-month staging calendar, conversation language, an exit-ready checklist, and integrity rules for finishing well.

    Open resource
  • Inside Track (Paid)Frameworks & Visual Guides

    The Trust Repair Kit

    The deeper companion to The Six Month Truce: reset and escalation scripts, a reporting line request, a six month survival calendar, and when HR or a skip level leader should enter.

    Open resource

Book Summaries & Insights (2)

Concise summaries of books worth a leader's time.

  • Inside Track (Paid)Book Summaries

    Burn the Boats - Independent Book Summary

    The supported ideas examined here: Distinguish commitment from an unmanaged gamble; Inspect the pattern you bring into decisions; Turn lived experience into a testable insight; Let intuition start inquiry and evidence shape it; Start the useful practice soon enough to learn.

    Open resource
  • FreeBook Summaries

    Necessary Endings

    Do not wait for a good thing to become a bad thing before admitting its season may be over.

    Open resource