Government
C.O.R.E. Government - No More Bullshit
This workbook was written for public servants, civic leaders, and government employees who hold the trust of the people they serve. In an age of cynicism and polarization, government leaders need more than technical skill — they need moral clarity and integrity. This program calls leaders to rise above politics and lead with character.
Covering values like Ethics, Transparency, Respect, Accountability, and Stewardship, the roundtables guide participants to examine decisions through the lens of the public good. This matters because when government regains credibility, citizens regain hope — and trust in institutions becomes possible again.
Generations
C.O.R.E. Generations – Understanding Our Differences
Every generation carries unique strengths, blind spots, and perspectives. This workbook bridges the gaps by encouraging empathy, understanding, and respect between the young and the old. It transforms frustration into appreciation and division into collaboration.
The result is families, workplaces, and communities that thrive across age lines. Participants discover that wisdom and energy were never meant to compete but to complement each other. Unity replaces division, and respect becomes the bridge between generations.
Racism
C.O.R.E. Racism – Embracing Each Other
This edition takes on the painful yet necessary conversations around race. It provides space for honesty, empathy, and truth, breaking down walls of division and inviting participants to see one another as human first. It confronts stereotypes and misunderstandings with courage and grace.
The transformation is powerful: suspicion gives way to understanding, fear to respect, and division to unity. It proves that embracing each other is possible, and when we do, families, workplaces, and communities all become stronger.
Anger
C.O.R.E. Anger - It's a Mad World
This workbook was created for people who struggle with anger, whether explosive or suppressed. Anger is a natural emotion, but unchecked it can damage relationships, careers, and health. This program helps participants understand what’s beneath their anger and learn to channel it in constructive ways.
Through values like Self-Control, Patience, Forgiveness, Emotional Awareness, and Communication, participants gain practical tools to respond differently when anger arises. Roundtable discussions provide a supportive place to practice new approaches. This matters because when anger is mastered, it becomes a source of strength rather than destruction.
Class Warfare
C.O.R.E. Class Warfare - Bridging the gap
This workbook was written to address resentment, division, and hostility that can arise between people of different social or economic classes. In a time when inequality is a global flashpoint, it is critical to foster understanding rather than deepen division. This program helps participants see one another as people, not enemies.
It covers values like Gratitude, Humility, Stewardship, Dignity, and Cooperation — shifting the focus from blame to shared responsibility. Participants engage in real conversation that breaks down stereotypes and builds bridges. This matters because when class hostility gives way to mutual respect, stronger, more unified communities emerge.
Reclaiming Our Common C.o.r.e
C.O.R.E. Reclaiming Our common C.O.R.E - Values - Based Roundtables
Although this workbook was written last year, its timing could not be more significant. America feels like a pressure cooker — divided, angry, and exhausted. The recent assassination of Charlie Kirk has shaken the nation and exposed just how fragile our unity really is. People are asking: What do we truly stand for? Do we still have a common C.O.R.E.? Can we find our way back to one another before it’s too late?
Strength Refined is a call to courage — not the courage to fight harder, but the courage to be better. It covers values like Humility, Empathy, Listening, Relational Safety, and Kindness, guiding participants to turn raw strength into something that heals rather than harms. This workbook matters because if we can refine our strength, we can bridge divides, restore trust, and rebuild a nation that leads with both conviction and compassion.