Athlete to Owner
Connects athletic discipline and identity to ownership, career planning, and entrepreneurship.
Programs
Character → Goals → Business
Can Get Right's youth development pathway is designed to help young people grow step by step.
We do not push youth straight into business before helping them build the character, discipline, and direction needed to handle opportunity.
Our program pathway helps youth grow in the right order:
Session flow
What a Get Right cohort looks like
See the full seven-step session flow and download the three-page Cohort & Program Overview.
Flexible session options: 30, 45, 60 or 90 minutes, depending on the partner, cohort and program format. Full academy schedules are as listed; adapted or condensed sessions can be arranged by agreement.
Hosts can start with a one-week introduction workshop or short series, or a proposed four-week pilot of eight 45–60 minute sessions. School and community editions are non-devotional; church and ministry editions may include clearly disclosed Scripture and prayer.
Mentoring continues in CGR's supervised member portal: staff-approved mentor matches, messaging between matched pairs, moderated group chat and confidential safety reporting. Request a proposal
Program Progression
Grow in the right order
Can Get Right's program pathway begins with character, moves into goal-setting, and ends with entrepreneurship.
First, youth build character.
Then, they build goals and direction.
Finally, they build business ideas and legal income pathways.
The model is
Character → Goals → Business
Build the person. Build the plan. Build the business.
Program 1 · Foundation Program
Get Right Character Academy
Build the person.
Get Right Character Academy helps youth build the internal foundation needed to make better decisions, lead themselves, and prepare for future goals and opportunities.
Focus
Character, identity, discipline, wisdom, self-control, accountability, respect, resilience, and servant leadership.
Core Question
Who am I becoming?
Ages
Ages 10–22
Program Length
6 weeks · 12 sessions
Audience
School-age youth ages 10–17 with parent or guardian enrollment, and young adults ages 18–22 enrolling for themselves.
Schedule
Standard offer: twice weekly for six weeks. Each session is 60–90 minutes.
Weekly Breakdown
Week 1: Identity
Who am I becoming?
Week 2: Integrity
Can I be trusted?
Week 3: Discipline
Can I lead myself?
Week 4: Self-Control & Wisdom
Can I make better decisions?
Week 5: Accountability
Can I own my choices?
Week 6: Servant Leadership
Who am I becoming for others?
Youth Outcomes
Youth complete:
- Identity worksheet
- Trust Bank activity
- Discipline Plan
- Decision-making tool
- Accountability worksheet
- Personal Leadership Code
Final Event
Character Commitment Ceremony
At the end of the program, youth participate in a small ceremony where they share:
Each youth shares:
- • One character trait they are working on
- • One habit they are building
- • One habit they are breaking
- • One person who can hold them accountable
- • Their personal leadership code
Youth receive a Get Right Character Academy Certificate and are invited to move into the next phase.
Program 2 · Direction Program
Get Right Goals & Business Academy
Build the plan.
Get Right Goals & Business Academy helps youth take the character foundation they built and turn it into a real plan for their future. Youth begin learning how to set goals, manage their time, think about money, communicate professionally, and identify legal ways to create income.
Focus
Goal-setting, life planning, money basics, leadership, career exposure, personal branding, and legal income pathways.
Core Question
Where am I going, and what plan do I need to get there?
Ages
Ages 10–22
Program Length
8 weeks · 16 sessions
Audience
School-age youth ages 10–17 with parent or guardian enrollment, and young adults ages 18–22 enrolling for themselves.
Schedule
Standard offer: twice weekly for eight weeks. Each session is 75–90 minutes.
Weekly Breakdown
Week 1: Vision & Goals
What do I want my life to look like?
Week 2: Time & Discipline
How do I build a routine that matches my goals?
Week 3: Money Basics
How do I manage what I have?
Week 4: Legal Income
How can I make money the right way?
Week 5: Personal Brand
What do people experience when they experience me?
Week 6: Communication
How do I speak, present, and carry myself?
Week 7: Business Basics
What problem can I solve for people?
Week 8: Goal Plan Presentation
How do I present my plan clearly?
Youth Outcomes
Youth complete:
- 90-day personal goal plan
- Weekly routine plan
- Basic budget
- Legal income pathway worksheet
- Personal brand statement
- Business or career interest worksheet
- 60-second personal pitch
Final Event
Goals & Growth Presentation Night
Youth present to parents, mentors, community partners, and invited business owners. Each youth shares:
Each youth shares:
- • Who they are becoming
- • Their 90-day goal
- • Their weekly discipline plan
- • Their money goal
- • Their legal income or business idea
- • What support they need next
Youth receive a Get Right Goals & Business Academy Certificate and eligible youth are invited into the Young CEO Club.
Program 3 · Execution Program
Young CEO Club
Build the business.
Young CEO Club helps youth move from idea to action. This is the hands-on business development phase where youth begin building, testing, and presenting real business ideas. Youth learn how to create value, serve customers, price their work, promote their offer, and operate with integrity.
Focus
Entrepreneurship, business building, branding, sales, customer service, marketing, pitching, vendor setup, and real-world execution.
Core Question
How do I build something real and serve people with it?
Ages
Ages 10–22
Program Length
12 weeks · 24 sessions
Audience
School-age youth ages 10–17 building beginner ventures, and young adults ages 18–22 pursuing career, side-hustle, startup, or income-development goals.
Best Fit
- Ages 10–17: Youth entrepreneurship and beginner business building
- Ages 18–22: Career, side hustle, startup, and income-development track
Schedule
Standard offer: twice weekly for twelve weeks. Each session is 90 minutes. Shorter 10–12 week cohorts require a separately agreed scope.
Weekly Breakdown
Week 1: CEO Mindset
What does it mean to own responsibility?
Week 2: Business Idea
What problem am I solving?
Week 3: Customer
Who do I serve?
Week 4: Offer
What am I selling or providing?
Week 5: Branding
What is my name, message, and image?
Week 6: Pricing
What does it cost, and what should I charge?
Week 7: Marketing
How will people find out about it?
Week 8: Sales & Customer Service
How do I communicate with customers?
Week 9: Money & Profit
How do I track income, expenses, and profit?
Week 10: Pitch Practice
How do I present my business clearly?
Week 11: Vendor Prep
How do I prepare to sell or showcase?
Week 12: Final Showcase
How do I launch and present professionally?
Youth Outcomes
Youth complete:
- Business idea worksheet
- Customer profile
- Product or service description
- Simple brand concept
- Pricing sheet
- Marketing plan
- Sales script
- Basic business budget
- 60–90 second business pitch
- Vendor table or showcase plan
Final Event
Young CEO Showcase & Youth Vendor Market
Youth present their business ideas to families, mentors, sponsors, business owners, and community partners. The final event can include:
- • Youth pitch presentations
- • Vendor tables
- • Product or service displays
- • Sponsor awards
- • Guest judges
- • Family/community networking
- • Business starter grants or prize awards
Each youth presents:
- • Their business name
- • The problem they solve
- • Who they serve
- • What they offer
- • Their price
- • Their marketing plan
- • What they need next
Youth receive a Young CEO Club Certificate and may be selected for continued mentorship, seed funding, vendor opportunities, internships, or business coaching.
In Development / Available by Approved Arrangement
Focused micro-programs
Selected portable activities may be offered with an approved host, agreed scope, and appropriate supervision.
Leadership Lab
Gives young people guided practice in communication, teamwork, decision-making, and service.
$100 Business Challenge
Teams use supervised project budgets of up to $100 to test a simple business idea and learn from the results.
Career + Business Exposure Fridays
Introduces young people to workplaces, entrepreneurs, career paths, and practical next steps.
Can Get Right Business Mentorship Circles
Small-group conversations connect young people with approved adults who can share practical business guidance.
Free public-access programAges 10–22 · Sponsor-supported
Get Right Future Pathways
Discover your strengths. Explore what’s possible. Build a roadmap for your future.
A practical four-week introductory cohort framework exploring college and education, careers and trades, entrepreneurship, and positive life pathways. Connect with mentors and real-world exposure, then create a personal future roadmap with a 90-day action plan.
Character → Goals → Business principles inform this introduction without repeating the academy curriculum. No faith requirement.
Interest is open year-round for upcoming recurring cohorts. The pilot capacity target is approximately 25 youth; dates and spaces are not guaranteed. Future cohorts repeat as support and capacity allow.
Free for youth and families. Sponsor and partner gifts cover direct program activities, supplies, exposure experiences, and access.
Youth & families
Under 18: a parent or guardian signs up and gives consent. Ages 18–22: sign up for yourself. An interest request is not a confirmed seat.
Join Free / Express InterestSponsors & partners
Help keep Future Pathways free. Send a program-specific sponsorship inquiry—no checkout and no youth enrollment.
Sponsor Future PathwaysFull Program Ladder
The full pathway
Phase 1
Get Right Character Academy
- Main Focus
- Character and identity
- Ages
- 10–22
- Length
- 6 weeks · 12 sessions
- Final Event
- Character Commitment Ceremony
Phase 2
Get Right Goals & Business Academy
- Main Focus
- Goals, money, and direction
- Ages
- 10–22
- Length
- 8 weeks · 16 sessions
- Final Event
- Goals & Growth Presentation Night
Phase 3
Young CEO Club
- Main Focus
- Entrepreneurship and execution
- Ages
- 10–22
- Length
- 12 weeks · 24 sessions
- Final Event
- Young CEO Showcase & Youth Vendor Market
Enrollment Open
Join Get Right Academy
Request the next cohort dates. Youth ages 10–17 enroll with a parent or guardian; young adults ages 18–22 enroll for themselves.
Simple Explanation
The pathway, simply put
Can Get Right's program pathway helps youth grow in the right order.
First, youth build character.
Then, they build goals and direction.
Finally, they build business ideas and legal income pathways.
Character → Goals → Business
Build the person. Build the plan. Build the business.