Plans and pricing
Choose a plan that fits your context
Select from starter materials, cohort-based Core plans, or Pro team engagements. Pricing aligns with the level of facilitator involvement, number of participants, and access to our case library.
Free Starter Pack
- Access to three micro-practices
- One sample case walkthrough
- Weekly reflection prompts
- Access to community forum
- Introductory resource library
Core Individual
- Six-week cohort program
- Weekly scenario workshops
- Personal growth map
- Peer case review sessions
- Progress checkpoints and reflections
Pro Team
- Tailored team roadmap
- Onsite or virtual facilitation
- Dedicated case library access
- Monthly impact reviews
- Administrative onboarding and support
Schedule a short review session to map a practical program for you or your team.
MindaNowRise works with organisations and individuals in Malaysia to translate scenario learning into daily practice. Contact our team in Pekan Sik to set up a consultation or request a tailored proposal referencing Business ID 164447160152.
How we structure learning
MindaNowRise structures learning around a sequence of concrete cases, each selected to highlight a common friction point such as unclear priorities, meeting overload, or stalled projects. Programs begin with an intake scenario exercise that captures the participant's immediate challenge and establishes baseline measures. Subsequent weeks alternate focused scenario workshops, micro-practices to build specific habits, and peer review sessions where participants present outcomes and iterate solutions together. Facilitators annotate each case with practical decision templates and checklists so learners can replicate steps without ambiguity. Reporting uses short quantitative checkpoints and qualitative notes to surface progress trends; trainers and participants use these checkpoints to adjust the growth map. The result is a repeatable, evidence-informed progression where the emphasis is on usable techniques, documented results in similar settings, and small, sustainable changes rather than dramatic claims.
