For Parents
& Families
Imagine a family in which each of your children knows how to focus on what's most important,
to communicate effectively,
to feel resilient in the face of stress, and
to frame challenges as opportunities to engage and take the lead in their own lives.
START Leadership provides you with the practical, evidence based, tools you need to equip your kids with the mindset and skill set they need to map their path with purpose and to thrive and prosper in today’s globally competitive and rapidly changing world.
The START Leadership Workshops for parents, offered in schools, communities, in the workplace, and online provide transformational results. Click here to see our research results in the workplace and here for our results in schools.
If you’re interested in seeing START in your school, community, or workplace, let's talk.
For Teachers
& Classrooms
Join a community of educators from around the country who are using START's evidence-based
tools in their schools and classrooms to build the leadership attributes of Responsibility, Resourcefulness, and Resilience students need to fare well in today's high pressure, high stakes world.
From the Blog
The Big Idea
In schools, colleges, and the workplace, there’s a growing leadership and engagement crisis – one that executives and educators rank as a top concern. Yet driving engagement is an ongoing challenge, and the average age for formal leadership development is 42.[i]
As parents, we’re also concerned. We’re understandably anxious about the increasingly competitive world in which our kids are growing up. Yet we’re uncertain about how best to equip them with the tools they need to do well without risking well-being.
Embedding leadership development opportunities into our kids’ daily experiences addresses both concerns. Equipping kids with the skills they need to take the lead serves them well today and prepares them to engage and lead effectively through college and their future life and career. Plus, it’s more productive, constructive, and enjoyable for us and for our kids - even in the midst of all the hard work and the inevitable challenges.
Here’s how to do it.
