Candace is an expert on courage! Her approach is something I will continue to remember when I’m making difficult decisions. The strategies are practical, and they gave me the tools to have future courageous conversations.
– Ashlee A.
Even if you believe you are courageous, this courage circle allows you to answer some deep questions about courage and you. Being apart of this circle allowed me to self-reflect and do some inner-growth work.
– Imani W.
As a recent grad, my job search has been a place in my life where I was fearful and found it hard to find the courage to sell myself. This workshop gave me the push to get me out of my comfort zone. I can now view opportunities differently.
– Mikhayla S.
to navigate through uncertainty in school and work, have difficult conversations about privilege and power, and transition from old realities to new possibilities.
Feeling generous? In addition to participating in the program, you can become a supporter. Sponsor a young, Black woman to join in The Courage Workout Plan and provide an opportunity for her to get expert guidance on leveraging her courage in school, work and beyond.
Young Leaders who:
— Need to take worthwhile risks in school, work and beyond but get caught up in a loop of second guessing themselves and avoiding the first step forward.
— Have specific goals but get overwhelmed with change and are stuck in place with no clarity, no motivation and no plan.
— Want to have hard conversations about boundaries, being themselves and racial inequality but become consumed with fears of judgement and failure.
— Are in transition between schools or jobs and feel shaken by a lack of control.
— Want to build up their knowledge and practice of courage so they can more easily leverage it in the future.
A lot. We’ll engage in candid conversation to work out what’s keeping you stuck, and you’ll leave well-equipped with the knowledge and tools of courage to shift from inaction to action.
This cycle’s program dates are January 26-28, beginning at 7:00 pm EST.
January 26 – 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm EST
January 27 – 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm EST
January 28 – 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm EST
I draw from the humor and candidness of my new book, A Cool Girl’s Guide To Courage, to keep our conversations real. (Sugar-coating is reserved for cakes, not courage.)
Before the program starts, I’ll send you some prep work to get your thinking about your abilities and barriers to pursuing your goal. Your thoughtful responses will help you personalize the program and get the most out of it. You don’t want to rush this part because it can impact how ready you show up to Day 1.
This is when the fun begins. If you’re going to act with courage, you have to know what courage is and how it works. We’ll start from the bottom, and I’ll lay out the blueprint to the entire courage process, from beginning to end. Whether your goal is to confront a friend, launch a new program, audition for a new team or quit your job, this will be the plan you use to conjure courage. The beauty about courage is that the process to access it doesn’t change, even when your goals do.
We’ll get real about each component of the process and break down the most common hurdles. And, yes, we will apply the process to your specific goals to see where you’re stuck and work out what needs to happen to get you moving.
All the research out there will point to confidence as being the biggest predictor in how long you will preserve through a challenge. So, we’ll bring everything together that we’ve learned and dig into confidence. This is usually where most people want to start the conversation on courage, but I’ll show you why it’s critical to end with this instead.
Every good workout requires a cooling off period. After the program, you’ll receive a post-program resource to help you continue with your courage workout plan.
$147 per person.
Yep, you saw that right. You get live instruction and dialogue, a proven blueprint to courage, and a workbook guide to refer back to whenever you need it. Not everything is too good to be true.