Peak Transformation University

Transformational Labs

PTU creates a table where people with different experiences, responsibilities, and worldviews can examine consequential human questions together, protect one another’s dignity, and leave clearer about what their own answer asks of them.

Some Labs are convened by PTU. Others are shaped with an organization, team, or community around a real issue worth examining.

Choose your path

Two ways to gather at the PTU table.

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PTU-Hosted Transformational Labs

Join a Founder-led or PTU-led Lab examining a consequential human question with people whose experiences and perspectives may differ from your own.

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Custom Transformational Labs

Work with PTU to shape a focused Lab around a real issue facing your organization, team, or community.

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PTU-Hosted Transformational Labs

Consequential questions. Different lives. One protected table.

PTU periodically hosts Founder-led or PTU-led Labs around consequential human questions. These may bring together people from different beliefs and worldviews, professions and responsibilities, communities, and life experiences.

The value is not one shared answer. The value is thoughtful examination, hearing perspectives participants may not otherwise encounter, protecting dignity while disagreement remains possible, and leaving clearer about what one’s own answer asks of them.

Past Lab

September 5 Founder-Led Transformational Lab

Registration is now closed.

Future PTU-hosted Transformational Labs will be announced here.

Custom Transformational Labs

Shape a focused Lab around a real issue.

Your organization, team, or community brings a real issue worth examining. PTU works with you to shape a focused Transformational Lab around it using PTU’s transformational approach, clear participation boundaries, and Founder leadership where appropriate.

Personal→Professional→Spiritual

A Custom Lab may be shaped around:

  • the audience and the real issue or question;
  • the setting, context, and relevant pillar emphasis;
  • focused exercises, prompts, and a desired practical outcome;
  • an appropriate format and timing.

Each engagement is clearly scoped with PTU. A Custom Lab creates a structured opportunity for examination and a responsible next step. It does not promise a predetermined answer or guaranteed transformation.

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Office of Strategic Engagement · engagement@peaktransformationuniversity.com

Penny Kiraly · Founder and CEO

She creates and protects the table.

Penny’s long-standing experience across Personal, Professional, and Spiritual settings informs how she holds consequential conversations. Her role is not to supply every answer. It is to protect the conditions in which people can examine an important question honestly and responsibly.

01Creates and protects the table

02Guides examination through PTU intellectual property and distinctions

03Helps different perspectives be heard accurately

04Identifies useful patterns and tensions

05Protects dignity and participation boundaries

06Helps participants move toward a responsible next step

PTU’s governing facilitation sequence

Protect the person. Examine the belief. Clarify the action. Consider the effects.

Protect the person.No one loses dignity because of a belief, identity, experience, or disagreement.

Examine the belief.What does the person believe, and what informs it?

Clarify the action.What choices or responsibilities follow from that belief?

Consider the effects.What might those actions make possible, and where might they cause harm?

Participation boundaries

Disagreement is allowed. Disrespect is not.

Understanding does not require agreement. Participants may hold different convictions, ask respectful questions, and examine beliefs, actions, and effects with honesty.

Bring conviction.

You do not have to set aside what you believe.

Bring curiosity.

Listen for what another life may help you understand.

Share voluntarily.

Every participant has the right not to answer a question.

Protect dignity.

Disagreement never makes another person less worthy.

At the PTU table

Participants may disagree. They may not convert, shame, silence, diagnose, attack, coerce, pressure disclosure, or treat another person as less worthy of dignity.

Transformational Labs are not therapy, mediation, legal or clinical advice, spiritual direction, conversion experiences, or unmoderated debates.

Frequently asked questions

What to know about PTU Transformational Labs.

What is a Transformational Lab?

It is a structured educational and reflective experience centered on one consequential human question or real issue. Participants examine it through guided reflection, discussion, different perspectives, and a responsible next step.

Do participants have to agree?

No. Understanding does not require agreement. Respectful disagreement is welcome. Coercion, shaming, personal attacks, and treating another person as less worthy are not.

Is personal disclosure required?

No. Sharing is voluntary. Participants may choose what they contribute and have the right not to answer a question.

Are all Labs about the same topic or delivered in the same format?

No. Each Lab has a focused question or real issue, defined audience, appropriate structure, and practical outcome. PTU-hosted and Custom Labs may use different formats.

How are PTU-hosted and Custom Labs different?

PTU-hosted Labs are convened periodically by PTU around a selected human question. Custom Labs are shaped collaboratively with an organization, team, or community around its real issue and context.

Are Transformational Labs therapy, mediation, or spiritual direction?

No. Labs are educational and reflective experiences. They are not therapy, mediation, crisis intervention, spiritual direction, legal advice, or clinical care.

PTU-Hosted Labs

Future PTU-hosted Transformational Labs will be announced here.