Self-awareness becomes meaningful when it moves beyond reflection and into an understanding of how you actually operate day to day. When you understand your natural behavioral patterns including, how you think, communicate, and respond under pressure, leadership becomes clearer and relationships feel less strained.

With behavioral clarity you understand what drives your decisions, how others experience you, and where friction quietly undermines your impact.

Instead of working harder or trying to “fix” yourself, you learn how to lead in alignment with how you’re naturally wired.

Through a scientifically vetted behavioral assessment, you’ll discover what Kenyatta calls your Behavioral SuperPower — the specific strengths that shape how you communicate, navigate conflict, and lead. The next step is a focused conversation to determine whether this approach is the right fit for you.