\ Executive Debt Mastery

A practical system for reducing leadership drag in scaling companies

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If your company is not growing at the pace you think it could…
If leadership decisions feel heavier than they should…
If execution slows despite smart people and strong effort…
If the same issues keep resurfacing in different forms…

That’s not a motivation problem.
It’s Executive Debt.

What is Executive Debt?

Executive Debt is the accumulated cost of leadership decisions made under pressure, with incomplete information, or without a structured way to test assumptions.

It negatively impacts your growth potential by compounding quietly and shows up as strategic drift, operational friction, talent misalignment, cultural damage, and slower, riskier decisions.

Strategic

Drift + Misalignment

Operational

Friction + Rework

Talent

Misfit + Churn Risk

Cultural

Drift + Trust Loss

What This Course Does

Executive Debt Mastery gives you a working system to:

  • Identify where Executive Debt is hiding

  • Quantify its real cost

  • Pressure-test decisions before they harden

  • Build an actionable mitigation plan

This course helps your company reach its growth potential.

Who It's For?

For Founders & CEOs

Individually, use this course to regain control, see which past decisions still shape today’s reality, and reduce leadership drag before it compounds further.

Bring your leadership team together to use this course to collectively examine where friction, risk and distortion are entering your leadership system.

For CXOs & Senior Executives

CXOs use this course to surface decision debt without politics, influence better decisions upstream, and reduce friction caused by ambiguity.

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Included:

Private Executive Advisory Session

Every enrollee receives a 90-minute, 1:1 advisory session focused on applying the work to a real decision.

$597

Pricing

One-time enrollment. Includes full course access, tools, worksheets, the Executive Debt Assessment, and the advisory session.

Executive Debt doesn’t announce itself.

It invisibly makes everything harder.