Guided Programs combine flexible online learning with scheduled interaction, shared progress, and purposeful support. You will have room to learn independently while still following a clear path alongside others.
Guided Programs sit between a fully independent course and a traditional live class. You complete lessons, activities, or reflections on your own schedule, but you are not left to navigate the entire process alone.
Scheduled sessions, group conversations, checkpoints, and opportunities for feedback help create momentum. The program gives you direction while still asking you to take ownership of your learning.
View Available ProgramsBoth formats provide flexible online education. The difference is how much structure, interaction, and shared progress are built into the experience.
On-Demand courses are designed for participants who want complete control over when and how quickly they move through the material.
Guided Programs add scheduled interaction, program milestones, and opportunities to learn alongside other participants.
Each Guided Program may use a slightly different schedule, but the learning experience generally follows this progression.
Review the program details, schedule, expectations, and intended outcomes before joining.
Complete online lessons, activities, or reflection before the next scheduled interaction.
Join live sessions to discuss ideas, ask questions, and learn from other perspectives.
Practice the skills within your sport, team, school, workplace, or leadership environment.
Evaluate what happened, make adjustments, and prepare for the next stage of the program.
Guided Programs are designed so that learning, practice, and reflection continue throughout the week.
The exact schedule will vary by program.
Work through the assigned video, reading, activity, or reflection before the live session.
Pay attention to where the topic appears in your own performance or environment.
Explore the topic through conversation, examples, activities, questions, and shared experiences.
Take one practical idea back into your environment and reflect on what happens.
Support should not remove your ownership of the process. It should help you notice more, ask better questions, and make more intentional decisions.
Program schedules, deadlines, and participation expectations are outlined before you begin.
Scheduled sessions help clarify ideas and connect course content to real situations.
Other participants provide perspectives and experiences that may challenge or strengthen your own thinking.
Checkpoints help maintain progress while keeping the focus on growth rather than compliance.
Guided Programs are not built around simply attending meetings. The goal is to take what you learn and use it in the moments where leadership, communication, confidence, pressure, and performance actually matter.
Guided Programs are a strong fit when you want more interaction than a self-paced course, but still need room to learn around your existing schedule.
Review the available programs below to compare schedules, formats, expectations, and enrollment information.
