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Across education, coaching, civic life and human relationships, Jaymes Regualos examines the foundations that shape behavior—and how to make those foundations intentional.
Five foundations
About Jaymes
Jaymes Regualos is the founder of PDC. For more than twenty years, he has designed and developed schools, entrepreneurship programs, sports systems, community initiatives and international development projects.
His books cross very different subjects, but return to the same idea: what we build people and systems on shapes what they produce. Make the foundation visible, then choose it intentionally.
He writes from inside the work—not from outside it.The through-line
The domains change. The work does not: expose the foundation, understand what it produces and make it intentional.
Preparing Students for a Skills-Based Future
Why schools must move beyond content coverage and use subjects as vehicles for learning, thinking, reasoning and communication.
Build education on capability—not content coverage alone.Find on Amazon
The Key to Unleashing Elite Performance
How coaches can develop elite performance by treating character, environment, habits and standards as one connected system.
Build performance on the character capable of sustaining it.Find on Amazon
How Power Really Works — And Why You Don’t Have It
A nonpartisan guide to starting with what matters, finding where power actually lives and participating where decisions are made.
Build political participation on values—not parties, personalities or noise.Find on Amazon
When Good Goes Dark and How to Recover
How good people, groups and institutions can organize life around hate, rationalize harm and still experience themselves as good.
Expose what hate builds—especially when it disguises itself as belonging or virtue.Find on Amazon
The Forgotten Command: Learning How to Love
A call to recover love as a command and a learned way of living—not simply a feeling, belief or occasional act.
Build life on the intentional practice of love.Find on AmazonSpeaking & facilitation
Each engagement is shaped around the audience, the real question in front of them and what should happen after the room empties.
Give a room a strong idea, shared language and a question worth carrying forward.
Help teams examine their own system and turn the discussion into a practical next step.
Create an honest, facilitated setting for difficult questions that standard meetings avoid.
Build the wider event architecture so speakers, participants and outputs reinforce one another.
What school is for—and how subjects can become vehicles for learning, thinking, reasoning and communication.
How environment, standards and daily habits can develop the person and unlock elite performance together.
How to start with what matters, follow power to where decisions are made and participate effectively.
How identity, belonging and moral certainty can organize ordinary life around harm while still feeling righteous.
Why love must be learned, practiced and built into how we live—not left as sentiment or good intention.
How real activities and environments can help people build new habits, relationships and capability without announcing that they are being changed.
Start with the room
Tell us about the audience, the event and the question you want people to confront. We will shape the engagement from there.
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