The Invisible Fire Drill
Your top employee quietly burns out because every “quick question” became their job, and by the time you notice, they’ve already updated their résumé.
The Meeting Goblin
You create a meeting to solve a communication problem, then create a follow-up meeting to clarify the meeting, and suddenly the business is just a calendar full of meetings
The Clarity Tax
The business is growing, but because no one knows who owns what, every dropped ball turns into a meeting about communication.
The Alignment Mirage
Everyone nods in the strategy meeting, but three weeks later marketing, sales, and operations are all executing different versions of the plan.
Benefits
Discuss leadership with a diverse group of professionals so that you can see yourself and your organization from all angles.
Learn alongside a group with diverse perspectives
Gain ongoing access to all training materials and tools
Participate in a regular meeting cadence that promotes application of tools and concepts
Impact
Working with a team can be frustrating, but it doesn’t have to stay that way. Grow in your understanding of yourself and others to promote greater team cohesion.
Develop clearer communication that lands with your team
Cultivate leaders under you who can think, decide, and own outcomes
Spend less time stepping in, following up, and cleaning things up
Investment
Learn with a group committed to growth
People who invest in Altitude Training want to be there, which makes the group impactful.
Spend 1 hour, twice a month with the group
Total of 26 hours invested over 13 months.
Learn outside of the group for 10 minutes per week
$285/month ($210 per month for non-profits)
The “Altitude” curriculum weaves fifty-plus proven tools throughout thirteen months. You don’t just learn the tools in isolation. You implement them in real time, test them against your actual challenges, and learn to utilize the tools more effectively with the feedback from the group.





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