T.A.L.L. Young Men’s
Leadership Program

• Strong leadership and communication skills

• A clear sense of identity, purpose, and direction

• Tools to build emotional intelligence and mental resilience

• Accountability partnerships and mentorship opportunities

• Life skills for personal growth, healthy relationships, and goal achievement

• A community that encourages respect, discipline, and self-worth

• Duration: 12 Weeks

• Session Length: 90 minutes per week

• Format: In-person or virtual (depending on location)

• Curriculum Includes: Character & Integrity Development, Self-Discipline & Mindset Training,

Leadership in Action Workshops, Goal Setting & Financial Literacy, Conflict Resolution &

Emotional Control, Brotherhood & Community Impact Projects.

• Young men (13–18) seeking personal growth

• Parents looking to build strong leadership foundations in their sons • Schools, youth groups, and organizations wanting structured character-building programs

Full Program (12 Weeks)

Includes all materials, workbook, mentorship sessions & certificate

• One-time payment $499

• Payment Plan 3 monthly payments $175/month

• Group/School Enrollment Special rates for groups of 10+ participants. Custom packages available. Contact for pricing

Bonuses for Early Enrollment:

• Free T.A.L.L. T-shirt & Welcome Kit (limited time)

• Exclusive Q&A; session with guest speakers and mentors

• Digital journal + access to the private online community

Next Cohort Starts:

January 2026 (Limited Seats Available). Reserve your spot today to invest in the next generation of young kings and leaders.

For Parents:

Give your son the gift of leadership and purpose. The T.A.L.L. Program is more than acourse—it’s a life-changing experience designed to build strong young men ready to lead with love, integrity, and confidence.

For Schools & Youth Programs:

Partner with us to bring T.A.L.L. to your campus or organization. Empower your young men with structured leadership development, mentorship, and character-building tools that will impact their academic, personal, and community life.