Team development that sticks

Most workshops fade out.
This one shows up tomorrow.

One concrete step a day — for you and for your team. Your coach sees what’s actually stuck, tells you why this one and not another, and doesn’t forget what you already tried.

"We reached the Performing phase in record time. The frameworks, live in our team, were the real game-changer."
Nikita SchickNikita SchickManaging Director · TechHub by efs
No credit cardImports Clifton, MBTI, DISC & VIA in 30s500+ professionals onboard4.9 / 5
Today, in the appWhat you would see right now
The Strength Hack — Daily12 day streak
Your focus today

Hand one task over completely.

Week 4 of "Delegate clearly" is the one that counts. Not half a level, not a conversation about it. Take something that is genuinely yours, give it away whole — and don’t take it back the moment it wobbles.

What I reviewed
  • 01Your path: week 4 of 6, session not started yet
  • 025 tasks in your delegation matrix still waiting
  • 03Your goal, in your own words: "stop carrying everything"
Show the path
01It looksEvery morning, at everything
02One stepWith its reasons, not a hunch
03It checks backTomorrow. And it remembers
The one thing today

You never have to work out where to start.

Every morning your coach looks at everything you have open and gives you exactly one thing. If nothing matters more than what you’re already doing, it says that too.

What lands in your inbox — 06:45
Today: hand one task over completelyThe Strength Hack · to you

You’re in week 4 of Delegate clearly, and five tasks have been sitting in your delegation matrix since Monday. Pick one and give it away whole — not half a level, not a conversation about it.

Why this one and not another

Your goal, in your own words: “stop carrying everything.” Nothing else open outranks it today.

One email. If you don’t react, that’s the only one you get today.

Two minutes a day.

Read it, do it, move on. No new meeting, no task pile — two or three small steps a week.

It knows you.

Your strengths, your goal, your team — and it doesn’t forget what you tried last week.

You can just talk to it.

Voice or text, a real back-and-forth — not a form. It proposes changes, you approve or reject each one before anything’s written.

It adjusts when you’re stuck.

Miss the mark two weeks running and it doesn’t just repeat itself — it inserts one session built for exactly that, then goes back to the plan.

One email. At most.

If you don’t react, it reminds you exactly once a day. That’s it.

How it decides

Where it takes you

Six weeks, each one building on the last.

When your goal and your signals point the same way, it offers you a path that fits. Say yes, and each week becomes your weekly focus. Separate nudges turn into something that adds up.

Delegate clearly

6 weeks

From "it’s faster if I do it myself" to work that actually stays handed over.

For founders and team leads if work keeps landing on your desk and stalling there — the real cost isn’t your time, it’s how much your team can ship without you in the room.

Focus over firefighting

6 weeks

From "all I do is put out fires" to a protected block for what actually matters.

For founders and team leads if your day is made of interruptions and the important thing never gets its turn — that’s decision backlog and management overhead building up, not just a busy calendar.

Lead visibly

6 weeks

From good work nobody notices to leadership that actually gets seen.

For you if you’re doing solid work but feel like you don’t really register in the room.

Work from your strengths

6 weeks

From a report sitting in a drawer to a strength you deliberately put to use.

For you if you know your assessment report but still spend your days working on weaknesses more than on what comes naturally.

Written by hand against published method — every one of the 34 CliftonStrengths, 24 VIA strengths, 16 MBTI types and 4 DISC styles has its own sourced content behind it, not a shared bucket. The AI adapts the wording to you, never the sequence. See the blueprint and sources

For the team

The same loop, one level up.

Your team gets one thing a week too. And someone to chase it up between workshops — because otherwise nobody does.

  • A weekly focus for the team

    One shared practice a week. It comes out of what you actually did, not a content calendar. And everyone sees the same next step.

  • Advice that doesn’t evaporate

    Rate any recommendation in a team report and push it to the team backlog. After that it keeps an eye on whether anyone ever touched it.

  • Delegation and clear roles

    The delegation matrix turns "who actually owns this" into assigned tasks — grounded in each person’s real skills and where your team’s goals stand today, not a guess and not a slide everyone nodded at.

  • Goals tracked as real OKRs

    Quarterly objectives and key results, not a wishlist — check in as you go, and your development report checks whether your actual skills back up what you’re aiming for.

  • Safety you can measure again

    Run the team check and see where the lead reads the room differently from the team. A quarter later, measure it again.

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JRAKMTSPCNSynergy 92%
Week 3 of 6This week

A weekly focus for the team

The Strength Hack platform
Meta-analysis · 50,000 business units

Strengths-focused teams deliver measurably more.

+19%

Higher Revenue

vs. Benchmark

+29%

Higher Profit

vs. Benchmark

6×

Higher Engagement

vs. Benchmark

Water the flowers — not the rocks.Source: Q12 Meta-Analysis, Gallup Inc. (2020)
From the field

What high-performance team leads say.

Nikita Schick
"We reached the Performing phase in record time."

Frameworks live in the team were the game-changer. Months of Storming skipped.

Nikita SchickManaging Director · TechHub by efs
Dr. Alexander Frech
"Soft skills, translated into hard business metrics."

Radical clarity on roles and ground rules in high-pressure environments.

Dr. Alexander FrechCEO · Symporo Culinary Group
Jörg Ehlen
"Cognitive Fit. Tangible boost in weeks."

Delegating tasks by fit — visible improvement in collaboration.

Jörg EhlenCEO · Speyer & Grund
Prof. Dr. Utho Creusen
"The mandatory accelerator for leadership in critical situations."

Complex enterprise approaches compressed into a tactical 30-day system.

Prof. Dr. Utho CreusenBoard Member · Co-Developer
Marius Foersch
"Crystal-clear map of my strengths."

Energy deployed more deliberately. Soft science becomes usable data.

Marius FoerschAgentic AI · Cornelsen
Mathias Tholey
"A new shared language for our strengths."

Friction minimized. Moving forward as a leadership team much faster.

Mathias TholeyCo-Founder & CEO · the nu company
Mini case study · Product team, 12 people

Decisions without endless loops.

Start

Multiple stakeholder loops. Unclear decision rights. Everything became a meeting.

Intervention

Decision rules, role clarity, team agreements — anchored in the strengths map.

Result

Escalation meetings cut by half. Ownership became clear because complementary strengths were understood.

Simple, transparent pricing

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  • Big Five + DISC assessments in-app
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  • Personal strengths profile & canvas
  • 3 AI coaching prompts
  • Teams up to 5 members
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FAQ

Common questions.

About the product
Is this one more tool we have to remember to open?+

No — avoiding exactly that is why it exists. At most one email a day, and only when it genuinely has something to say. No new meetings, no homework pile, no weekly ritual to run. Two or three small steps a week is the whole ask.

We already did CliftonStrengths. Why do we need this?+

An assessment gives you a shared language. What it does not give you is new habits. Import what you already paid for, and we turn it into decision rules, one practice a week, and someone who follows up — the part that gives time and money back.

How is this different from Gallup, Cloverleaf or ChatGPT?+
Assessment vendors with AI add-onInsight, then silence.
CloverleafDaily nudges — no memory of what you did.
MarleePrograms for individuals, no team loop.
ChatGPTGeneric, no profile grounding, never follows up.
The Strength HackNudge + memory + curated path — for the person and the team.
Does an AI decide what I should work on?+

No. The pick is settled before a model is involved at all: every signal has a fixed priority, and the same situation always produces the same answer. The AI writes the wording and handles the coaching conversation. It never chooses the recommendation, and it never writes a development path.

How do we know it is working?+

Pick one or two hard metrics — meeting hours, how long decisions take, how much gets reworked — plus one signal from the team. After four weeks, compare against where you started. Psychological safety you can re-measure directly in the app.

Pricing & access
Is it really free to start?+

Yes — sign up, import results or take Big Five, try 3 coaching prompts. No credit card.

How does team pricing work?+

Free teams up to 5 members. Team Workshop (€99/month) unlocks unlimited members and advanced features per team.

Can I cancel anytime?+

Yes. One click in settings. Subscription ends immediately, no hidden fees.

Privacy & trust
What happens to my data?+

Data minimization. Encrypted on Firebase. Payments via Stripe. Enterprise: AVV + deletion and access concept.

Does my team see my personal results?+

Only what you choose to share. Team views are built from team-level data. No teammate sees your personal profile — and neither does the AI answering a team question.

What if I've never worked with strengths before?+

Start with the free micro-course "Milo's Quest" — 5 modules, about 45 minutes. Or just take Big Five in the app and let the coach explain your results as you go.