See the current reality, surface patterns, and bring context into view.
Bring intention,
action, and outcomes
into congruence.
InCongruence helps executives and leadership teams examine their work with greater clarity, understand what the situation requires, and create a stronger basis for the decisions that follow.
Connect intention, people, conditions, actions, and measures.
Turn clarity into choices that create meaningful movement.
A disciplined five-question framework for work that calls for greater clarity.
A disciplined framework.
A clearer basis for action.
the InCongruence Method™ (The IC Method™) gives leaders and teams a structured way to examine what they are trying to create, surface what the situation requires, and establish a clearer basis for decisions, action, and meaningful evidence.
Explore the five questions →Bring the work
into the room.
InCongruence provides professional services through facilitation, discovery and analysis, advisory support, workshops, and speaking. Each engagement begins with the situation, decision, opportunity, or intended result in front of the organization. The scope follows what the work requires.
Explore Services →Why familiar approaches can keep producing familiar results.
Research, systems insight, and questions for leaders who want to examine an assumption before it becomes another decision.
Explore perspectives →The Power of Five.
Evidence, context, and useful questions for leaders shaping what comes next.
Ideas that change what an audience can see.
Dawne Schoenthal brings InCongruence into keynotes, leadership gatherings, executive retreats, panels, workshops, podcasts, and interviews.
Drawing from cross-sector experience, research, and systems thinking, she invites audiences to reconsider familiar assumptions, notice relationships they may have overlooked, and leave seeing the subject with greater depth and possibility.
Ready to discuss the work in front of you?
Begin with the situation, decision, or opportunity in front of you. A discovery call is a focused, exploratory conversation to understand what you are considering, answer your questions, and determine whether working together makes sense.