The Program

Twenty-One Days, Five Pivot Points

A pivot point is a place in your life or work where a change of direction would change everything that follows. Over twenty-one days you identify five of them and build each one deliberately, with a coach beside you.

Jon meets with you once as an intro, and then two times a week after that, to work through the pivot points. Each pivot point is built on one of the virtues, so that what changes is not only what you do but who you are becoming while you do it.

The twenty-one days pass quickly. The work is meant to outlast them.

The Seven Virtues

The Hinges of a Good Life

Pivot Point is built on the seven virtues the Church has always taught: the four human virtues, which a person can grow in by practice and by grace, and the three theological virtues, which God gives and we receive. The Latin word for hinge is cardo, and the four human virtues are called cardinal because the rest of a good life turns on them.

The Four Human Virtues

Grown by practice and by grace

Prudence — seeing a situation as it is and choosing the right course
Justice — giving to God and to each person what is owed
Fortitude — holding to the good under pressure and cost
Temperance — ordering desire so that it serves the person

The Three Theological Virtues

Given by God, received in the soul

Faith — trust in God and in what He has revealed
Hope — confidence in His promise and His help
Charity — the love of God, and of neighbor for His sake

The program reaches every part of a life: a marriage, a business, a leadership style, the way a decision is made on an ordinary Tuesday.

Where It Comes From

A Program with a History

I created the Pivot Point program in the Archdiocese of Denver in the early 2000s, when Archbishop Chaput was there, and he blessed it. Cardo was the name of the company I built around it.

I spent time in Legatus chapters, and at the Legatus National Meeting in Naples, Florida, teaching the program and coaching it. It was very successful in its day, and the Holy Spirit really engages in the program.

I have a strong background in the Bible and in theology, and everything I have built since rests on this program.

Jon Simmons · Founder, Enoch Capital and 33 Holding Group

Who It Is For

Executives, and Anyone Who Wants to Grow

Executives and foundersPeople who make decisions that affect others, and who want those decisions to rest on something firmer than instinct.

Anyone who wants to grow in the faithThe program is for lay people at every level of experience, executive or not.

Marriage, business, and leadershipThe same seven virtues apply at home and at work, and the program is built to reach both.

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The Program

What you receive

A 21-day program of formation in the four human and three theological virtues
Five pivot points, identified and built with your coach
An intro session, then two coaching sessions every week
One-to-one coaching from Jon Simmons

Pivot Point · 21 Days

$2,500

One person, one coach. Jon confirms your start date and sends a secure payment link within 24 hours of your request.

Next Step

Order Pivot Point

Enter your name and email, then press Submit Order. Jon writes to you within 24 hours to confirm your start date and send a secure Stripe payment link. You are not charged when you submit.

What Pivot Point Is, and Is Not

Pivot Point is Catholic executive coaching and formation in the virtues, led by a layperson. It is not psychotherapy, counseling, or medical care, and it is not spiritual direction or a substitute for the sacraments or for the guidance of a priest or spiritual director. It is not legal, tax, or investment advice. Coaching helps you think, choose, and act; the decisions and their results remain yours.

Pivot Point is offered by Enoch Capital LLC. It is separate from, and unrelated to, the firm's research and due diligence services.

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