We are not McKinsey, Bain o BCG.
They fix strategy, structure. Stack tech.
They miss the moment when real decisions get made, when people hedge instead of speak, when nobody names what’s true because it’s not on the slide.
They optimize models. We rewire humans.
Their diagnostics are solid, but they’re allergic to ambiguity. They do culture like a brand refresh or an org chart tweak.
Clients walk away with “insights,” not instincts. They scale deliverables.
We scale discernment.
We bring precision and power to the room where it happens. Our material is academically rigorous. Our presence is artistic and alive.
We hold eye contact with complexity until clarity shows up. We look at the emotional topology of an org under creative, social pressure.
We don't fix the workflow. We fix the center of gravity that holds it together.
Founders
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![Steven Titus Smith, author "I Am Gravity"]()
Steven Titus Smith
FOUNDER
A fierce disciple of the truth, there’s no end to Steven’s sources of inspiration (research, biographies, science, humanities, art, poetry, scripture.)
As a University of Utah graduate in both psychology and management, his ten-year research project on human gravity surveyed 8,000 people in over 1,200 organizations, plus 200 in-depth interviews with rising leaders and creators.
A new book from that research, I Am Gravity, is forthcoming. His past work has been published by Simon & Schuster in 24 languages and over 50 countries.
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![David Lynn Marcum]()
David Marcum
FOUNDER
“It is a blessing that a man of this caliber,” said one of David’s clients recently, “is helping us.”
If you’ve met David or been in his classes, you know why. David’s gravity, gift for getting to the heart of a matter and saying what people need to hear has changed thousands.
Professionally he’s been the COO of a newspaper, a managing director for FranklinCovey, and his work has been published by Simon & Schuster in 24 languages in over 50 countries. He is coauthor of the upcoming book, I Am Gravity.
If you get the chance to hear him play the piano you’ll wonder why he’s here and not playing in a symphony somewhere.
