Leadership Psychology
Why people do what they do — and what that means for how you lead.
The capstone. Motivation, influence, decision-making under uncertainty, and the cognitive biases that quietly degrade command judgment. This day turns the practical skills of the previous six into a model a leader can reason from when the situation is one nobody trained them for.
Duration
1 to 8 hours
Group size
2 to 200 participants
Investment
$2,497*
* Day rate is $2,497. Whether it's one hour, four hours, six hours, or eight hours, travel and lodging and expenses are additional.
Booked on its own
Works alone for experienced leaders who want the theory underneath instincts they have already developed.
Who this day is for
The day, module by module
What we actually do
What Actually Motivates People
Autonomy, mastery, and purpose against the reality of a rank structure — and what to do when you cannot offer more money or a promotion.
Influence Without Authority
Moving peers, superiors, and adjacent units when you have no positional power over any of them.
Decision-Making Under Uncertainty
How judgment degrades under time pressure, fatigue, and incomplete information, and the structures that protect it.
Cognitive Bias in Command
Confirmation bias, sunk cost, and authority gradient — the failures that show up in every mishap investigation, and how to design against them.
Your Leadership Philosophy
Participants write the document they will lead from: what they stand for, what they will not tolerate, and how their people can expect to be treated.
What they leave with
Takeaways
Book Day 7 — Leadership Psychology
$2,497* · 1 to 8 hours · 2 to 200 participants. Book this day alone, or as part of the full system.
* Day rate is $2,497. Whether it's one hour, four hours, six hours, or eight hours, travel and lodging and expenses are additional.
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