Ignite your team.

Get others excited about their vision and goals
Build a collaborative team
Communicate effectively at every level of your organization
Become stronger critical and strategic thinkers
Build influence, even where they don't have direct authority
Get problem solving techniques to drive decision-making and accountability
Establish executive presence
Spend their time in a way that capitalizes on their strengths and ignites their days!
Your leaders will ignite their passion to get results. They'll also benefit from the self-awareness gained through assessments and 360 degree feedback, stronger relationships with their classmates, and and learning that lasts.

We use a variety of self-assessments and 360 degree feedback to help leaders identify their strengths, as well as what they can do better, differently or more often. Leaders develop a clear picture of their talents and create a plan to achieve their professional and personal goals.

During eight, two-hour virtual workshops and two one-on-one coaching sessions, leaders get tools, tips, and techniques to capitalize on their strengths. We'll discuss ways to overcome the challenges faced at work and develop ideas for accomplishing their individual goals.

Leaders learn with their peers to break down silos and succeed together. We'll make sure leaders stay focused to achieve their goals and that their new skills and behaviors are sustainable. Most importantly, ignited leaders gain the confidence and energy to be the best leaders they can be.






Hi. I'm Amy Pearl and I've dedicated my life to helping leaders like you overcome tough challenges at work, ignite their passion and achieve their goals. I'd love to help you, too!
I created everything in Lead Ignited over 3 decades, first, as a corporate gal working for a big bank and then, by coaching hundreds of professionals, from CEO's of multi-billion dollar companies to high potentials just starting out. I've gained a reputation as a no-nonsense yet fun-loving coach who asks thought-provoking questions and delivers actionable ideas.
I invite you to join Lead Ignited. Every tip you'll learn has been tested by my clients. So, I know they'll work for you, too!

Through Lead Ignited, leaders meet for two hours, virtually, every two-weeks to focus on today's most important leadership topics. Prior to each session, they'll spend about 30 minutes preparing for the session using our online learning platform and a downloadable Power Pages workbook. After each live session, they'll have an implementation week to try new things
and to get some quick wins.

We'll begin by meeting with you and your supervisor. We'll discuss the program details and establish your objectives. This way, we can customize the program to achieve your goals.
Manage your priorities, not your time. We'll help you discover how to create a Collaborative Workplace and refine your priorities to focus on the workplace you desire for your team and yourself.
Ignited leadership takes the right thinking. We'll use the Agile EQ Profile to explore your natural mindsets and build your stretch mindsets so you can feel confident and prepared heading into any situation.
Ignited leaders are intentional when communicating with others. You'll use Everything DiSC and our Ignited Listening Profile to get personalized tips to communicate with your direct reports, peers, boss, and other colleagues to bolster your credibility, build relationships, and manage tense situations.
Inventory your strengths and identify improvement opportunities to be the best you can be. You'll get anonymous feedback from your direct reports, peers, supervisor, and others in an objective way. Then, we'll review your results in a one-on-one meeting to develop personalized strategies for your success.
Become crystal clear about your strategy for your department and your work. You'll write Your Playbook based on research and input from others. Then, you'll create a system of accountability for yourself and your team to maximize your contribution and stay focused on the big picture.
Create a culture of accountability and opportunity for your teams with the tools and techniques to set expectations, celebrate successes, and help team members who fall off track. Then, take the next step to coach your teams to find their own success through delegation and development.
Whether you're working in the office, 100% remotely, or in a hybrid-environment, a collaborative team requires five behaviors: trust, healthy conflict, commitment, peer-to-peer accountability, and a spirit of shared results. You'll get a Teams Toolkit to make this happen.
Discover eight powerful influencing strategies, how to use them and when to apply them. Then, you'll learn an 8-step process for driving sustainable change and creating a spirit of continuous improvement.
We'll celebrate your accomplishments with an all-out graduation celebration. You'll learn the habits of people who get recognized at work. Then, you'll create your long-term success path to create the career and life you desire!
We'll reflect on all you've learned and the daily habits you've put in place to be a strong leader. Then, based on your career and personal goals, we'll ensure you have a plan to sustain the changes you've put in place and the tools and frameworks to achieve your goals.
The diversity of the group is one of the most interesting parts. Leaders get the chance to build relationships with people they don't ordinarily work with. That being said, we want the group to be small enough so that each person gets the individualized attention they deserve. Plus, a small group puts some pressure on each participant to engage fully and be accountable for the transformation they desire. The ideal group size is 8-12 leaders.
The ideal participant is a high potential mid-level or senior leader who needs to refine their leadership habits or prepare for the next level in their career. New and emerging leaders would likely benefit from our Launch Into Leadership program.

Our goal is to achieve your goals. So, we begin by meeting with the leader and their supervisor to understand their objectives. Then, on the first day, we’ll work with the group to develop an agenda that addresses everyone’s top priorities. We’ll use one-on-one coaching sessions to address your unique needs and to make sure each leader is applying new skills.
Every other week, usually from 8:30 - 10:30 Eastern Time, we hold a virtual session for a total of four months. In advance of each session, leaders complete about 30 minutes of prework. Throughout our time together, they’ll participate in various assessments, case studies, problem solving challenges, creative thinking, book reviews, and a lot of group discussion to share ideas and feedback. Even though they’ll be busy, our approach is very informal and engaging. It’s a great way to help leaders invest in themselves and re-energize for the future!
At Work Ignited, we recognize that the fee for our services is your investment in anticipation of higher levels of performance and ultimately, greater financial return. So we strive to offer our high quality service at a fair value. The fee for participation is typically $2,000 per leader with a minimum of eight participants.
Most likely, you won't want to. Previous participants have told us that this is the best part of their week. But, we understand that you might have to miss a session, especially if you're on vacation. All sessions are recorded and housed on our private course site. You can watch (or re-watch) them any time.
Sometimes we do. If you have just a few leaders who might be interested, let us know. We keep a waiting list and schedule a public program once we have eight participants.
I know you're leaders are busy and perhaps feeling overwhelmed or worried about taking something like this on. There's no doubt the world is quickly changing - hybrid workforces, artificial intelligence, and today's economy are creating a lot of uncertainty and challenges. I hear you, friend, and I'm here for you.
I truly believe that there's never been a better (or more important) time to double down on building leadership skills. Today's workforce is looking for a sense of purpose, social connections, and to feel valued for the difference they make. That takes a new set of skills that leaders might not have needed in the past. Not only will Lead Ignited give leaders those skills, it will give them the discipline to put them in place as small, daily habits. So, they are easy!
I don't want you to look back in 6 or even 12 months with those same problems sitting on your desk, wondering what could have been if you only took action.
I want your leaders to feel proud of what they accomplish and confident in what thet can achieve. Plus, I want them to have a whole bunch of new friends that share their passion for leadership and will cheer them on!
Let's chat to get Lead Ignited scheduled for your organization.


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Quick Answer:
If you have access to the Everything DiSC Catalyst Practitioner Experience (CPE), you can generate both the Group Culture Report and the Facilitator Report at no additional cost. These reports normally run 25 credits each or $150 before volume pricing kicks in. The CPE eliminates that cost entirely, making it a lot easier to use group data regularly, not just on special occasions. In this post, you'll learn what each report includes, how to access them for free through the CPE, and five ways to put the Facilitator Report to work in your next team session.
Individual DiSC profiles are powerful. When someone reads their own results, they usually nod along and say, "That's so me." But something different happens when a team sees their composite profile for the first time. The conversation shifts from "here's what I learned about myself" to "oh, that's why we do that as a team."
I've watched it happen gazillions of times. A group sees their map and suddenly things start to click. They can see the team's collective strengths laid out visually. They can see how the team might be perceived by others, including the good, the bad, and the ugly. 😉
Most importantly, it fast-tracks ideas for how the team can improve their meetings, their decision making, their planning, their relationships, and even how they manage projects together. That kind of insight doesn't come from reviewing individual profiles side by side. It comes from the group-level view.
The problem is that many facilitators don't realize these reports exist, or they assume they're an expensive add-on reserved for big engagements. If you have the Catalyst Practitioner Experience, they're completely free. And once you start using them, you won't want to go back to facilitating without them.
There are two group reports that serve slightly different purposes.
The Group Culture Report takes a collection of DiSC profiles and shows you the big picture: what kind of culture this group likely creates together. You'll see which styles are most prevalent, what the team tends to prioritize, what it may unintentionally overlook, and the built-in advantages and blind spots of that cultural mix. It also includes discussion questions designed to spark honest conversation. This is the report I recommend sharing with the whole team because it creates a shared language for talking about group dynamics without putting any one person on the spot. Download a sample Group Culture Report here.
The Facilitator Report includes everything in the Group Culture Report, plus a detailed breakdown of each person's primary and secondary style. This is the one I always share with team leaders after a workshop. It gives them a reference they can return to whenever they're thinking about communication, conflict, delegation, or team dynamics. It's practical in a way that individual profiles alone can't quite replicate, because it shows the whole picture at once. Download a sample Facilitator Report here.
Both reports cost 25 credits each if you're not using the Certified Practitioner Experience, which can be $150 or more per report depending on your credit pricing. When you're running multiple teams through DiSC, those costs add up quickly.
To access your free reports, you must first have the Catalyst Practitioner Experience and access to the Catalyst Administrative Dashboard. Need help accessing those? It takes 5 minutes. Schedule a call with me.
To order a free report:
Click Admin View in the upper menu of your Catalyst account.
Select Groups in the left menu. Select a Group or create one if necessary.
Select the Download button on the right. You can generate a Group Map, a .csv file to export the group members' style information, and a Group Culture Report and Facilitator Report.
When you have access to CPE, you're Catalyst Administrator Platform will allow you to order the reports for free.

If you already own an Everything DiSC Facilitator's Kit, there's a limited-time opportunity worth knowing about: you can upgrade to the CPE for free before April 30, 2026. Once you're inside, you'll see that you have access to updated facilitation kits for Everything DiSC Workplace, Management, Agile EQ, and the new Worksmart modules. Plus, there's a community of assessment lovers waiting to answer your questions and share ideas.
But, don't delay. After April, the cost to purchase CPE is $2,200.
I know you love new ideas. So, here are five activities you can build directly from the data in the free reports.
1. Group Map Gallery Walk
Print or display the Group Map and invite team members to find their dot and notice where they land in relation to their colleagues. Ask: Who are you naturally close to on the map? Who is on the opposite side? What does this tell you about the potential of your conversations? This visual alone tends to open up conversations about why certain working relationships feel easy and others take more effort. It's a simple activity, but it creates some of the best "aha" moments because people can literally see the distance between their styles.
2. Culture Cards
Using the culture section of the report, pull out the list of what your team's culture tends to reward and what it tends to criticize. Write each one on a separate card or sticky note. Have the team sort them: Which of these do we see in ourselves? Which ones surprise us? Which do we want to keep, and which might we want to challenge? This works especially well for teams that have been together a while and have developed strong norms they may not have examined recently.
3. Blind Spot Mapping
Every DiSC culture has something it tends to undervalue. In a group with a strong C culture, for example, that might be enthusiasm or sense of urgency. In a D-heavy team, it might be careful analysis or attention to people's feelings. Ask the team: How might we be perceived by others - the good, the bad, and the ugly - and what steps can we take to improve those perceptions? Or, ask the team: Where have we felt the effects of our blind spots recently? This question works well as a follow-up two or three months after an initial workshop, when people have had time to notice real patterns on the job. It's also a great way to keep DiSC alive long after the initial session. (Related: How Can I Keep DiSC Alive After a Workshop?)
4. Communication Pairs
Using the individual style data in the Facilitator Report, pair up people whose styles sit in very different parts of the map. Give each pair a brief scenario, like delivering difficult feedback or aligning on a project direction, and ask them to discuss how their styles might approach it differently. Then bring it back to the group. This builds empathy and practical communication skills at the same time. It also shows people that style differences aren't obstacles; they're opportunities for better outcomes when both perspectives are in the room.
5. Leader Reflection Exercise
This one is designed for leaders specifically, and it's a private activity, not a group share. Give the team leader the Facilitator Report and ask them to review it with one question in mind: Looking at the styles in this group, where might I be creating friction without realizing it? Where might my natural tendencies be making it harder for certain team members to do their best work? The insights leaders take away from this exercise tend to be significant, and many of them come back to me weeks later saying it changed how they approach one-on-one conversations with their team.
Who can generate these reports?
Any Catalyst Administrator who ALSO has access to their own Certified Practitioner Experience account. You simply select the people to include in the Groupf, choose the report type, and the system builds it automatically. There's no additional setup required.
Does everyone in the group need to have completed their profile on Catalyst specifically?
Yes. Because both reports pull data directly from Catalyst, all group members need to have completed their Everything DiSC assessment through the Catalyst platform. Profiles completed on older platforms like the classic EPIC system won't populate into these reports. If you have team members on older profiles, reach out to us and we can walk you through the upgrade process. (Related: Where Can I Buy Everything DiSC Profiles and Manage My Account?)
Can you create multiple group reports for the same people?
Absolutely, and this is one of the more underused features. You might run one report for a full department and separate reports for individual teams within that department. Each configuration tells a different story, and comparing them can surface really interesting dynamics. For example, a team that looks well-balanced on its own might reveal a completely different culture when viewed alongside the broader department. Simply create a Catalyst Group for each combination of people. Any Learner can be in more than one Group.
Is the Facilitator Report appropriate to share with the team itself, or just the leader?
This is a great question with a nuanced answer. The Group Culture section is generally very appropriate to share with the whole team, and doing so can lead to rich discussion. The individual style data is more sensitive. My practice is to share the full Facilitator Report with the team leader and use the group maps and culture data selectively with the team, always in a spirit of curiosity rather than labeling.
Can I still generate Group Culture and Facilitator Report using the old EPIC administrative platform?
Yes, however, they will not be free! You might have non-Catalyst profiles in your EPIC dashboard if you have profiles that pre-date Catalyst or profiles that aren't on Catalyst yet (e.g., Work of Leaders, Productive Conflict, Sales). If you use EPIC to generate a Group Culture or Facilitator Report, the cost is 25 credits.
If you're already facilitating Everything DiSC and you haven't pulled a group report yet, you're leaving some of the most powerful data on the table. And if cost has been the thing holding you back, the Catalyst Practitioner Experience removes that barrier entirely.
Interested in learning more about the Catalyst Practitioner Experience and the Catalyst Admin Platform? Visit my DiSC Support page here.
Schedule a call with me and we'll get you sorted out.