VALUES-BASED DECISION-MAKING
Leadership in context
How this session fits
This session helps leaders turn inner awareness into clear decisions. It is practical, steady, and grounded in real situations. It works on its own or as the next step after values and emotional awareness work.
Why this workshop exists
Leaders often face tension, competing priorities, and decisions that do not have simple answers. It is easy to react from stress or habit instead of intention.
This workshop helps leaders slow down, notice the values at play, and make decisions with more clarity and steadiness.
What this workshop covers
Participants learn:
- How to identify the values shaping a decision
- How emotional activation influences choices
- How to separate reaction from intention
- How to work with tension between competing values
- How to communicate a decision with clarity
- How to stand in a decision once it is made
Who this workshop is for
This session is suited for teams who:
- Are facing ambiguity or competing priorities
- Want a shared and aligned approach to decision-making
- Need support slowing down under pressure
- Want to connect values to daily decisions
- Are preparing for hard conversations or strategic work
What participants leave with
Participants leave with:
- A values-based decision-making framework
- One grounded decision to move forward with
- Clarity about the values influencing their choices
- More confidence during uncertainty
- A simple plan for applying the framework in daily work
How we work in the session
The structure is practical and steady. A typical session includes:
- A short grounding or values exercise
- Exploring tension and trade-offs
- A simple framework for aligned decisions
- Applying the framework to real situations
- Small-group discussion
- One next step to carry forward
What is included
- Pre-work reflection
- Supporting materials
- After-session prompt
Investment
- Online: 5,000 dollars for up to 6 participants
- In person: 7,000 dollars for up to 6 participants plus travel
- Additional participants: 300 dollars per person
