
Group programme
Eight leaders.Twelve weeks.Nobody pretending.
Peer honesty is the most under-used tool in leadership, and it almost never happens by accident. This is eight people, carefully matched, in a facilitated room where the price of entry is telling the truth. It is the closest thing I know to being properly seen at work.
Who it's for
For senior leaders who are surrounded by people and still completely alone in the job. If you've ever sat in a leadership offsite performing certainty you did not feel — you already know the room I mean.
What you get
- 01Twelve weekly sessions of 2 hours, capped at eight people
- 02A cohort matched by stage and weight, never by industry
- 03One full-day intensive in London at week six
- 04A private channel that stays open long after we finish
- 05The twelve questions, worked through together rather than alone
What changes
- You stop believing you're the only one
- You get eight people who will tell you the truth for free, forever
- You practise saying the hard thing in a room where it's safe to
- You leave with a peer group instead of a certificate
At a glance
Free 30-min call first

In their words
Eight strangers, and by week three I'd told them something I hadn't told my wife. Not because it was dramatic — because it was finally allowed.
Tom Fielding
COO, 200-person scale-up
Questions
The ones peopleactually ask.
Senior operators carrying comparable weight — usually founders, C-suite and a few very senior ICs. I match for stage and pressure, never for industry. You will not be in a room with your competitor.
We sign the same agreement, and I take it extremely seriously. In six cohorts it has never been broken. If it were, that person would leave the room that day.
Life happens. Sessions are recorded for the cohort only, and I'll catch you up. Miss more than three and I'll have an honest conversation with you about whether the timing is right.
No — and this is the one I hold firm on. The room only works if nobody in it reports to anyone else in it.

One conversation
Start whereit's heaviest.
Thirty minutes, free, no pitch. If this is the right programme I'll say so. If it isn't, I'll tell you that too.