Book a Free Discovery Call

Winter 2026–27 Cohort

Intuitive Leadership
Intensive

A three-month practice of live virtual sessions for women ready to redefine leadership, remember their intuition, and make room for the version of themselves that is ready to emerge.

December 2026 – February 2027

Facilitated by Sydney Blum

Nine live sessions · Eight to ten participants
Enrolment opens October 14.

There are times when we can feel ourselves changing before we know where the change is taking us.

We start imagining differently. An idea keeps returning. Something we have wanted for years suddenly feels closer. Or a misalignment we've been tolerating feels more pronounced than ever before. We notice ourselves responding differently to relationships, opportunities or ways of working that once felt completely normal.

Sometimes there is an obvious transition underway. Often there isn't.

What interests me is the intelligence underneath it.

Sydney Blum sitting cross-legged on a couch in a red tie-dye wrap, holding a journal, smiling.

Your facilitator

Hi, I'm Sydney.

I work with people navigating complexity, as a strategist, facilitator, mentor and increasingly as a writer. Much of my professional life has been spent alongside leaders, organizations and communities trying to create meaningful change inside systems that are rarely simple.

Woven through that work, intuitive sensing has been part of my lived experience for as long as I can remember. I've spent much of my adulthood developing my relationship with intuition, embodiment, intergenerational insight and what it means to truly trust ourselves.

ILI grew from bringing these dimensions of my life and work together. I've now shared it with multiple cohorts, and it has become the piece of my practice I care most deeply about.

Redefining leadership

We are doing leadership from the inside out.

For me, that means taking our own gifts, agency and inner knowing seriously, and bringing them into the core of how we participate in our lives, our communities and the systems we want to change.

I have seen what becomes possible when women stop leaving themselves behind as they build a better future.

Women have come through ILI and grown businesses, scaled their impact, made decisions they had been circling for years and stepped more fully into expressions of their inner and outer leadership. Others have changed direction, allowed themselves to rest, or made room for a life they were reaching for but couldn't yet see when they arrived.

These aren't opposite outcomes.

Again and again, I have watched people go further precisely because they were willing to go deeper.

And while ILI puts you at the centre of your life and leadership, what you practice inevitably ripples out far beyond your individual life.

Sydney Blum sitting beside a lit outdoor fire at dusk, with other women gathered under strung lights behind her.

The sense that there is more of you ready to be lived.

Who this is for

ILI is for women already meaningfully engaged in their lives who feel ready for a deeper relationship with themselves.

You might be leading a team or organization, building a business, working in academia or public service, creating change in your community, or doing work that doesn't fit neatly into any of those.

You may also be parenting or caregiving, engaged in your own creative pursuits, or wondering where your own dreaming fits alongside everything you already hold.

The ILI Journey

Across nine live sessions, we begin by reconnecting with intuition, bring that practice into real questions in your life, and make space to notice and integrate what changes along the way.

I

Reconnecting with intuition

Meeting intuition as something you already have access to, and learning the particular way it speaks to you.

01Arriving & Remembering Intuition

We begin by grounding into our personal and collective intentions for the ILI journey. We explore your existing relationship with your intuition, including where you already trust it, where you question it, and how you recognize it in your own life and leadership.

02Intention & Intuitive Awareness

We explore how attention and intention shape what we notice, and what changes in how we lead and make decisions when we begin paying attention to the ways intuition already shows up.

03Deepening Intuitive Sensing

We experiment with different ways of sensing, noticing and receiving, so you can become more familiar with how intuition tends to show up for you.

04Coherence, Boundaries & Self-Trust

We dive into what happens when what you sense internally and how you respond externally are not fully aligned, and how we recognize those discrepancies.

II

Applying it to a real question

A facilitated process built for inquiry rather than advice, across three sessions.

05 + 06Peer Input: Inquiry & Reflection

Each participant brings a real question into a facilitated process built for inquiry rather than advice. As much happens through witnessing others as through your own turn.

More about the Peer Input Process

07Integration: Noticing What Has Changed

We make space to notice what has shifted, what has become more visible, and whether you are relating differently to the question you brought in.

III

Integrating what has shifted

Naming what has changed, and the practices and ways of knowing you want to carry forward.

08What We Know, Believe & Choose

We explore the beliefs and patterns that shape how we lead and move forward, including the relationship between what we know, what we believe is possible, and how we choose to live.

09Integration & Closing Ceremony

We bring the three months together, making space to voice what you want to carry forward in your practices, relationships and ways of knowing. The group also has an opportunity to express gratitude to each member and the process as a whole.

A gathering lit by string lights at dusk, reflected in a still pond framed by willow branches.

The container

We do this in community for a reason.

One of the biggest things I have learned running ILI is that the other participants are not simply part of the experience.

They are part of the practice.

There is something powerful about spending three months with a small group of experienced, thoughtful individuals who are holding their own questions and are willing to be honest that none of us has it all figured out.

You start recognizing yourself in other people's stories. Someone asks a question you would never have asked yourself. You notice a pattern because you can see it more easily in someone else. Someone makes a choice that expands your own sense of what is possible.

And you find out what it is like to be supported without someone trying to solve it for you.

What participants have noticed

  • I gained confidence in surrendering and trusting the changes happening in my business. I heard my intuition that things can change and continue to be successful. I would be holding more fear if I had not had this experience.

    Greer Kirshenbaum, PhDGreer Kirshenbaum, PhDNeuroscientist, Author, and Educator Transforming How the World Understands Early Development
  • It's a non-linear path. I don't have all the answers yet of what will come next. What has changed is that I feel steadier in navigating this transition, and less alone.

    Sophia FariaSophia FariaStrategic Advisor for Leaders & Teams
  • Being aware of my intuition. Knowing what it looks, feels, sounds, tastes like. And not apologizing for having that power, or putting it in a 'witchy' category, but in a Feminine Power frame.

    Jessica FlynnJessica FlynnAward-Winning Educator, Best-Selling Author, TV Host, and Entrepreneur
  • Peer input sessions were fantastic and supportive. I appreciate the witnessing and the questions posed in order to further root the question or decision. It felt so powerful and potent, both as the asker and as the questioner.

    Danielle LewisDanielle LewisFounder of Danielle Lewis Designs | Graphic Designer, Creative Director, Connector & Design Catalyst
  • I loved being in community with the other women, learning from them and diving into my own journey in this container.

    Amanda HacheyAmanda HacheySystems Change and Social Innovation
  • ILI is a deeper realm of leadership that you may not even realize you are ready for. It will open your mind, heart and body to new ways of leading across all areas of your life — in a way that is insightful, supportive, fun and surprising.

    Jen EliaJen EliaAward-Winning Wellness & Benefits Leader | Background in Health & Psychology | Certified in Workplace Wellness & HR

Meet the graduates

What's included

  • Nine live group sessions · 90 minutes eachIncluding a three-session Peer Input Process
  • Two individual Clarity + Alignment sessions with Sydney · 50 minutes each
  • Access to Sydney’s Monthly Intention Setting events throughout the program
  • A private community space between sessions
  • Curated resources and prompts to support your practice

December 2026 – February 2027

An intentionally intimate cohort of eight to ten participants.

Investment

$1,847 CAD+ HST

or 3 monthly payments of $633 CAD + HST($1,899 CAD + HST in total)

If you're reading this and thinking, this might be for me, I'd love to connect.

Sydney Blum sitting beside a lit outdoor fire at dusk, with other women gathered under strung lights behind her.

I live and work in Collingwood, Ontario, within the traditional territory of the Saugeen Ojibway Nation.

The work of inner leadership and stepping into wholeness begins with remembering the lands, waters, and human histories that hold us. I honour the First Nations and Indigenous Peoples who have stewarded these lands since time immemorial. From this remembering, we are called to act with more humility, responsibility, care, and commitment to reconciliation and repair.