This month, we’re turning toward a pattern many of us know too well: the Drama Triangle. Not another explainer of the three roles, but an honest look at what actually happens when you try to step out—the payoff you lose before you gain freedom, the identity wobble, and how your body often gets there before your mind does.

We’ll build our discussion around my new article, “Stepping Out of the Drama Triangle: What Actually Happens”—a practitioner’s guide for coaches, leaders, and thoughtful humans who recognize the triangle in their own lives and work.

You’re welcome to join me for a free, live discussion designed for executive coaches and corporate leaders. I’m offering two sessions with the same structure and agenda, so you can choose the time that works for your schedule:

• Session 1: April 17, 12:00 PM EST

• Session 2: April 23, 8:30 AM EST

We’ll explore:

• What you really lose when you step out (the payoff vacuum and temporary identity crisis)

• How your nervous system and prediction patterns pull you back into familiar roles

• The “internal drama triangle” and why mapping your inner Persecutor, Victim, and Rescuer changes the external one

• Concrete, real‑world practices for exiting the triangle in the middle of real relationships—not just on paper

At least a few participants will leave with a small gift from me, as a thank‑you for being willing to sit in the messy middle together.