FranklinCovey is the world leader in helping organizations from all industries achieve culture change with award-winning content, tools, methodology, training, and coaching—all based on a foundation of timeless principles and proven practices.
The world’s most influential framework for personal and professional effectiveness.
FranklinCovey content is built on the foundation laid by The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, first published in 1989 and now with over 25 million copies sold. Since then, FranklinCovey has produced more best-selling books, training programs, and culture transformation solutions, all with an inside-out approach to personal and professional change.
Any individual or organization can have values or ethics, but timeless principles of effectiveness are not limited by time or circumstance. The principles and practices of Leader in Me unite diverse cultures around the world and prepare students to excel in a global economy with a common language of leadership.
Many people equate leadership with a formal position of authority. In contrast, we believe anyone can be a leader by intentionally leading one’s own life (leading self) and working well with and encouraging the greatness in others—family, friends, neighbors, or colleagues (leading others).
Everyone can be a leader. When schools adopt this paradigm, students take ownership of their learning.
Leadership training and development created by FranklinCovey encourages the development of leadership skills inherent in us all. Leadership, as defined by Leader in Me, powerfully resonates with children and enables greatness. Once students begin to internalize this principle of empowerment, they become engaged, responsible, collaborative, and confident in the face of life’s challenges. Students who develop life-ready leadership skills through the Leader in Me process are prepared for college, career, and life.
Winning school cultures are unique, deliberately designed, and high-performing.
Years of experience implementing Leader in Me in schools around the globe has taught us that a winning school culture produces at least four critical outcomes: