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Going

No lectures about “becoming a leader.” You’ll actually do things.

Take the GOING Test

What you’ll do

  • Meet interesting people.
  • Make an ask.
  • Work in a team.
  • Build something.
  • Get uncomfortable.
  • Prove what you can do.
  1. Try.
  2. Fail safely.
  3. Adjust.
  4. Try again.
  5. Finish.

GOING is for ages 13 to 18. Twelve weeks, a small group, mentors, and one real mission every week. You already have all the information in the world. This is where you practice using it.

Not a classroom.

GOING happens where your life already is: your team, your class, your group chat. Here is what a few weeks feel like.

Straight answers.

Is this school?
No. No grades, no lectures, no worksheets. There are missions, and you do them in real life.
Do I have to be a “leader type”?
No. Week one is about listening, not speeches. You have to be willing to try one real thing a week.
What if I mess up?
You will. Everyone does. Then a mentor asks what happened and what changes next, and you go again. A miss you fixed counts.
Who else is in it?
A small group of people around your age.
Will adults just talk at me?
No. Mentors ask questions. You do most of the talking and all of the doing.
Do I have to post stuff?
No. Nothing you do here has to go online. No leaderboards either.

Want in? You’ll need a parent.

A parent or guardian joins the Founding List for your family. The fastest way to start that conversation is to send them the page we wrote for them.

See the program first

Would you pass the GOING Test?

Take the GOING Test

10 questions. 2 minutes. No grades.