Leaders In Transition Lite: Navigating Leadership and Business Transition
Leaders In Transition Lite is a free online mentoring program for business owners, focusing on both personal leadership and business strategy. It offers access to premium content, interactive webinars, monitored chat rooms, and priority access to bi-annual retreats. Sessions are structured around the Trail Marker™ framework, with a focus on individual leadership and business tactics. Members can also book one-on-one coaching with a Forged Leader Coach.
WHAT TO EXPECT In the Leaders In Transition Community
Monthly Sessions
ACTIONABLE WEBINAR
In this group content session we unpack the Trail Markers™ and how it impacts your personal and business journey. Each month a new Trail Marker is introduced. Other resources allow participants to jump ahead to other Trail Markers if needed.
Mentor Hub
FACILITATED CHAT / Q&A
All community members get access to the our Mentor Hub on Discord. This is a monitored and guided online chat facility allowing members to connect with other businesses, receive professional coach input, as well as participate in peer mentoring.
Additional Content
LEARN and CONNECT
In addition to the Mentor Hub and online peer connections, The Leaders in Transition community will also get access to any additional training, monthly Q and A sessions, and other additional content developed by The Forged Leader and our partners.
Options & Extras
COACHING / RETREATS
The Forged Mentor community has paid access to additional one to one coaching packages, at discounted rates and as required. There is also opportunity to join one of our bi-anual on site retreats at a slightly higher rate to our full coaching clients.
Lead with Confidence
The Leaders In Transition Mentor Hub helps business leaders excel with mentoring, webinars, and training. Focused on leadership and strategy, it’s perfect for small businesses and individual leaders navigating change or growth. Become an outstanding leader for an outstanding business both now and into the future.
Trail Talk
A Blog About Leaders and Leadership
Join the conversation on the trails with Jono. It’s on the trails where the true conversations about life and strategy come out.
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The Trail Markers
The Trail Markers are for individuals and businesses alike to discover who they are and unpack what they need to do next.
The Trail Markers are for individuals and businesses alike to discover who they are and unpack what they need to do next.
The Forged Leader Trail Markers are knowing your purpose, understanding the strategies and tactics needed, getting the right people around you, building robust and effective communication and creating repeatable processes for yourself and others to run with.
Just like on a trail, markers one and two are the most important. The first trail marker tells us we are at the right trailhead, lays out the overall trail on a map or image and lets us know what to expect (purpose).
The second trail marker we find some way down the trail, a blaze, a sign, a landmark… this gives a second essential marker (strategy) to reinforce we are on the correct trail. Without these two critical markers the rest just does not make sense, and we may not even know if we are on the right trail or what to expect.
Trail markers three (people), four (communication) and five (repeatable processes) are constant reminders that we are on the right trail and should keep going, always checking in with trail markers one and two.




