The Tools You Need to
Lead, Collaborate & Succeed

A printed article titled 'The Power of a Question' discusses the value of asking questions, especially in leadership and encouraging reflection. It includes an example story about a school teacher and children, highlighting the importance of open-ended questions to foster understanding and problem-solving.

The Power of a Question

A prospect journey map with stages of awareness, interest, desire, action, and commitment. Includes relationship levels, touchpoints like email and LinkedIn, and tools/resources such as research articles, videos, and checklists.

Prospect Journey Map

Two filled-out moderator self-audit forms titled 'MODERATOR SELF-AUDIT' with sections for self-assessment on preparation, meeting structure, awareness, and engagement, with comments and checkboxes.

Moderator Self-Audit

A template titled 'IDEAL MEMBER PROFILE' with sections for demographics and psychographics to fill out information about a person or client.

Ideal Member Profile

Two discovery call question sheets with fields for contact information and business details, marked with yellow highlights.

Discovery Call Questions

Sample council guidelines for a PAc meeting, including objectives, member expectations, meeting preparation, and attendance rules, with sections highlighted in yellow.

Sample Council Guidelines

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PaC Strategy Plan Template

A journey map titled 'Moderator' showing stages from launch to strategic, with a black arrow pointing upward labeled 'Return on Your Involvement.' The stages include Anticipation Excitement, Awareness Confirmation, Progress Hope, Uncomfortable Optimistic, Momentum, Confidence Humility, and Succession Transition. Each stage has descriptive text about activities and mindset.

Moderator Journey Map

Two pages of a Ford-themed worksheet with questions about family, occupation, hobbies, and personal details.

F.O.R.D. Worksheet

A sheet titled 'COPI PROCESSING CHEAT SHEET' with tips and questions for preparing a topic for a peer advisory council, including sections on topic relevance, significance, results, background information, actions, and next steps.

COPI Processing Cheat Sheet

A blank council agenda template with sections for date, topics, activities, and detailed time slots for agenda items, including spaces for comments and remarks.

Sample Agenda

Two sheets of paper titled "PaC Business Decisions" containing questions and answers about business topics such as pricing, membership dues, length of commitment, frequency of meetings, and coaching or quarterly achievement sessions.

PaC Business Decisions

Launch Your Peer Group in 120 Days Workbook

Template for peer advisory council with sections for type, position, industry, and decision points.

Identify Your PaC Checklist

A mental wellness EQ quiz with a list of statements about emotional intelligence, each with checkboxes to rate from usually to rarely, including statements like communicating thoughts, listening, taking initiative, handling pressure, and recognizing feelings.

EQ Quiz

Book cover titled 'SIT DOWN! SPEAK UP! CASH IN! A CEO's Guide to Peer Advisory Groups' by Tina Corner, featuring an illustration of a round table with black chairs and a yellow chair at the head, with a pie chart graphic on the table.

Sit Down! Speak Up! Cash In

(FREE PDF)

ROI Calculator

Peer Group Readiness Self Assessment

Maximize Your Impact—

Put These Tools Into Action and Elevate Your Leadership

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