Right now, while you're reading this, your communication friction is costing you money.
Your VP of Sales just spent 20 minutes re-explaining a strategy that should have been clear the first time. Your operations manager is in another "alignment meeting" trying to figure out what marketing actually needs. Your best project manager is updating the same stakeholders for the third time this week because nobody knows who needs to know what. And your competitors? They're moving faster.
THE HIDDEN HEMORRHAGING
Your Leadership Team:
Spending 40% of meeting time clarifying what was "decided" last week
Making the same decisions multiple times because execution keeps breaking down Watching initiatives die in the handoff between departments
Your Top Performers:
Frustrated by having to repeat themselves constantly
Wasting mental energy navigating personality conflicts instead of solving problems Quietly updating their LinkedIn profiles because "this place is disorganized"
Your Bottom Line:
Projects taking 30% longer due to miscommunication and rework
Client deliverables delayed because internal teams can't align
Revenue opportunities missed while you're stuck in "clarification mode"
THE BRUTAL MATH
A 100-person organization loses $1.25 million annually to communication friction. That's not an estimate. That's $12,506 per employee in documented waste (Grammarly, 2024).
But the real cost is money and momentum.
While you're having the same conversation for the fourth time, your competition is executing. While your team is confused about priorities, they're capturing market share. While your best people are considering other options, they're building the culture you wish you had.
THE QUESTION THAT KEEPS LEADERS UP AT NIGHT
"How much growth are we leaving on the table because we can't communicate clearly?" You know the answer. And you know it's getting worse, not better.
The good news? Communication friction isn't permanent. It's fixable. The bad news? Every day you wait, it's costing you more.

After a communication session with their team, Trent’s company experienced their highest sales week of the year. It’s a reminder that when teams communicate clearly,
results follow.

James didn’t just study leadership, he lived it.
After failing out of college, he rebuilt his life through discipline, faith, and personal development. That journey became the foundation for The SLANT Method™, his signature framework for helping leaders see clearly and lead effectively.
With over a decade of leadership experience and a master’s in Organizational Leadership, James now equips teams to communicate with purpose and execute with clarity.
Credentials & Experience:
-Master’s in Organizational Leadership
-10+ years of leadership and organizational development experience
-Author of The SLANT Method & Pain Formation
-Host of the Make a Slant podcast
-Certified Life Coach and Prepare/Enrich Facilitator

Flagship Experience
Bring your leadership team together for a high-impact workshop that identifies the root causes of communication friction. Using the SLANT and PACE frameworks, we help your team clarify expectations, improve collaboration, and make faster decisions.
Perfect for: Executive and departmental teams ready to fix costly communication gaps.
Format: Half- or full-day workshop (virtual or in-person)

Combine the power of the Communication Friction Workshop with ongoing implementation support. Over the next 90 days, your leaders receive guided coaching to reinforce clarity, strengthen accountability, and turn insights into measurable results.
Perfect for: Organizations that want behavior change, not just inspiration.
Format: Workshop plus bi-weekly coaching calls

Private, Premium Access (limited slots)
For CEOs and senior executives who want confidential, high-level strategy and communication coaching. We work one-on-one to refine leadership clarity, decision-making, and influence using the same frameworks applied in our corporate programs.
Perfect for: Executives who want to eliminate friction, accelerate focus, and lead with confidence.
Format: 1:1 sessions (virtual or in-person)
