There is More to Team Than
Just Surviving
Be On A Team That...
Appreciates


Learn to value each other’s unique skills, talents, and personal styles
Shares Power
Form relationships of trust as you work together as equals
Collaborates

Build new team practices to increase connection, clarity and commitment
Our practices will energize you and
expand your team's impact!
Being on a team you can’t count on will drain the life out of you.
We have been there and know the difference between
just SURVIVING and actually THRIVING.
Our team practices and theories have been developed from working with teams for over 40 years of lived team experiences.
You are often required to work on a team even when you think it’s a waste of time and energy. It can seem easier to get your work done without the team’s input. You might think that if everyone would just do what they’re told, the team would be fine.
You may believe...
now is not a good time to work on team development, as your team all have too much on their plates.
You might think...
your team will get better on its own when you are less busy, you are less stressed, the problem person quits or is let go, you are given a new boss.
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It’s hard to imagine...
spending money on team development when you have so many other priorities.
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It’s discouraging and frustrating...
especially if you have tried to improve your team before.
86% of employees and executives cite lack of collaboration or ineffective communication for workplace failures
Source: Salesforce
Life is too short to be involved in teams that are ineffective and drain the life out of you every single time you meet.
About 75% of employees regard collaboration and teamwork as "very important"
Source: Queens University of Charlotte
Stop Surviving and Start Thriving
You will be energized and your team
will expand their impact
Ledge coaches existing teams, individual leaders and young leaders
to form practices that transform how they and their team function. People will want to work together and will spend less time resolving problems with colleagues.