Thank you for being one of those people that will click on a thing that says “Start Here”! We’re going to get along great.
This page is laser-focused to set you up to win as a new subscriber to the Accelerator system. It’s only the Essentials. At the bottom is a link to the Extending section, for when you’re ready to level up.
Use the same steps to invite your educators to their educator group so they can access the Educators Edition
Add your educators as Group Leaders to the associates group (see the Help Guide for Teams) so they can view the progress reports
Procedure
The course is designed for associates to mostly work independently, especially after the Jumpstart. Once you’re set up, you will have a lot more free time.
Review each workshop before you assign it so you are ready to support
Some workshops require a personal demonstration from the educator
Allow about 2 hours for each workshop
Check their work, offer constructive feedback, and either schedule more practice or advance
Allow time for the journal/debrief phase, and be sure to resolve all questions before continuing
Encourage practice at home
Assessments require 2-3 hours with an educator, and sometimes also a model. Allow associates enough time to prepare and to arrange for a model.
As associates pass each assessment, take advantage of their new skills by putting them to work with clients whenever possible
Mindset
This program is different from what you’re used to. It may take a shift in mindset. But don’t worry! We will get you to your happy place! Mmmhappy place.
Give it a chance. “Different” can be a real roadblock, but if you stick with this for three months you will be a believer for life!
As much as possible, associates learn by working hands-on with the videos. They can practice at home just as easily as at a station. Encourage that. They will progress much faster.
Each workshop includes a journal/debrief step. Don’t skip it. Mistakes turn mystery into mastery if associates take a moment to understand what worked and what didn’t.
When in doubt, get help. The Facebook community group is a great resource.