For business and leadership

Relational Mechanics at Work

How Mentoring and Culture Build a More Efficient, Profitable Company

P. Douglas Lane

Author and inventor of Relational Mechanics

More than 1,000 workplace conflict-resolution sessions over 25 years.

Lane’s Approach

One structure. One identity.

Relational Mechanics at Work uses “Lane’s Approach to Business Structure,” a framework uniquely designed to bridge Mentoring and Culture. Once in place, that structure creates one consistent company identity, where everyone works together to maintain higher Standards. It’s built to stay in place, like a perpetual motion machine for long-term culture and success.

The One-Two Punch

Culture and Mentoring

Punch one

Culture

Culture is the relationship system your people work inside every day. When it runs on respect and clear Standards, people stay, perform, and grow.

Punch two

Mentoring

Mentoring is how values, Standards, and judgment pass from one leader to the next. It keeps a strong culture strong.

Together:

consistent productivity and long-term profitability.

Ways to bring it in

Every engagement is led by Doug personally

Initial Consultation

$500, credited toward any engagement

A 30-minute conversation with Doug, then a written proposal within five business days. You keep the proposal either way.

Keynote

$3,000

A 45 to 60 minute talk built around your company’s situation, followed by Q&A.

Half-Day Workshop

$4,500

Four hours, hands-on, applying Lane’s Approach to your team. Workbooks for every attendee and a follow-up call 30 days later.

Executive Coaching Session

$5,000 for 2 hours, $7,500 for 4

A focused session for senior leadership, with an intake call before and a private debrief after.

Ongoing Consulting

From $3,000 per month

A monthly session, written recommendations, and check-in calls between sessions. Three-month minimum.

Organizational Review

From $25,000

A multi-week review of how Standards and Mentoring really work across your company, with a rollout plan and follow-through.

Start here

See how implementing Lane’s Approach can restructure your company.

All engagements are conducted under a mutual non-disclosure agreement.