Cohort One · June 2026

Distinguished Gentlemen
of Honor

Fifteen weeks. A lifetime of men.

Iron sharpens iron.

And every generation needs men
who will sharpen the next.

1 Timothy 4:12 · Easy-to-Read

“You are young, but don't let anyone treat you as if you are not important. Be an example to show the believers how they should live. Show them by what you say, by the way you live, by your love, by your faith, and by your pure life.”

We build men who lead themselves first.

Our Promise

L.E.A.P.

Four words. One standard.

Lead

Even when no one's watching.

Example

Be the one others point to.

Act

Courage is a verb.

Purpose

Know why you're here.

The Curriculum — in five disciplines

150 days · 5 modules

01Wisdom

Days 1 to 30

Before a man can lead others, he must first know himself.

i.Self-awareness

ii.Emotional regulation

iii.Critical thinking

02Etiquette

Young man adjusting his tie in a modern space

Days 31 to 60

How a man enters a room tells the room who he is.

i.Refined communication

ii.Presence and posture

iii.Social intelligence

03Business

Young people collaborating in a modern workspace

Days 61 to 90

Work is the proving ground of character.

i.Work ethic and discipline

ii.Time mastery

iii.Leadership fundamentals

04Finances

Young person studying numbers on a laptop

Days 91 to 120

The dollar doesn't build the man. The discipline does.

i.Budgeting and stewardship

ii.Saving and investing

iii.Long-term thinking

05Relationships

A mentor in conversation with a young man

Days 121 to 150

The measure of a man is how he treats those who can do nothing for him.

i.Healthy boundaries

ii.Emotional maturity

iii.Conflict resolution