Worth it if
- You have been through a reformation and want the room where the next one is discussed.
- You will contribute to it rather than only attend.
- You value peers over a programme.
Engagement
Council
A peer forum for principals who have been through a reformation and want the people who have done it in the room.
What it is
- 01
Who is in it
Clients who have completed a reformation. The value is the room, so the entry condition is having done the work.
- 02
What it is for
The problems that arrive after the rebuild: holding the discipline, sequencing the next decision, and having it argued with by people with nothing to sell you.
- 03
When it opens
It opens as the base of alumni clients grows. Until then it is stated here as part of the architecture, not offered as available.
What it is not
- A paid community with no entry condition.
- A room sold to people who have not done the work.
Scope, fee and exit
- Availability
- Opens to alumniStated here as part of the architecture. It opens as the base of clients who have completed a reformation grows, and it is not being sold as available today.
- Fee
- Set in a written proposalAfter the diagnosis, against the baseline. Not quoted from this page.
- Exit
- Written into the proposalStated before you commit rather than negotiated once you want to leave.
Whether this is the right rung
Not yet, if
- You have not done the work yet. The forum is for people who have, and it would not serve you.
- You are looking for advisory. Council is peers, not counsel.
- You want lead generation from the room. That is not what it is for.
If the second column describes you, say so in the request and we will point you at the rung that fits — or tell you that none of them does.
Ask whether Council is the right rung.
It often is not, and we will say so. The diagnosis is what decides it.
Sent straight to the two people who answer it. No autoresponder sequence, no call centre.