program stack

Public formats are growing around the model with pilot discipline.

Academy layer is still forming. Current page lists working containers rather than finished promise architecture.

  • author-led
  • pilot-first
  • practice-based

operating rule

Start with modules, workshops, pilot cohorts.

Use that layer to test language, teaching logic, and practical utility.

formats

Current routes into practice.

Format

Active

Author-led intro module

Short entry format: choice field, map elements, recurrent patterns, and one live example.

Format

Pilot

Decision Mapping for Leaders

Language and map discipline for difficult decisions, role transitions, and development conversations.

Format

Pilot

ValueSpace for Development Conversations

Version for HR, L&D, managers, and internal facilitators working with growth and role change.

Format

In build

V-Map Practitioner

Six-week practitioner track for coaching, facilitation, and leadership-development contexts.

Format

Pilot

Team ValueSpace

Team-tension format for autonomy, process, maturity, speed, and route-cost conversations.

Format

Advanced

Supervision and Case Lab

Practice space for reviewing real maps, facilitation moves, and methodological judgment.

architecture

Programs are composed from reusable modules.

One methodological backbone across multiple audiences.

Module

Foundations of ValueSpace

Why difficult choice needs a field and why a flat matrix often loses critical information.

Module

Building a Map

Field formulation, axis choice, current position, past and future points, visual discipline.

Module

Tensions and Boundaries

How to read real tension, viability boundaries, and failure modes of the map.

Module

Movement and Trajectories

Drift, transition, temporary drop, and multiple future routes in one field.

Module

Individual and Team Maps

Same logic applied across personal decisions, role transitions, and team systems.

Module

Ethics and Practice Edge

Competence limits, referral conditions, and map discipline.

audience

Strongest fit: experienced practitioners and people already carrying complex conversations.

Fit

Coaches and facilitators

For practitioners who already carry substantial conversations and want a stronger field model.

Fit

HR and L&D

For development conversations where human complexity should remain visible.

Fit

Leaders and managers

For high-context situations with meaningful trade-offs and decision cost.

Fit

Partner schools

For teams that want an advanced module without replacing their main architecture.

pilot discussion

Start with audience, case type, and the format of the first test.

Useful inputs: context, task, time frame.