The Clearing · January 13–14, 2027 · Boulder, Colorado
The Clearing.
Two days to see what you were handed, and what you chose.
A room of people from every walk of life who've won and felt the same. You put your life in front of you, see the pattern in it, and leave with thirty mornings to live with what you saw.
By the end of day one, your life is on paper in your own hand. By the end of day two, you know one thing you'll stop feeding.
Take your seat · $1,500Rather start at home? The Thirty Mornings, $497. Questions first? Talk to a person.
01 · The two days
What the two days are.
Two days, in a room of people from every walk of life. Teachers and founders. Nurses and executives. Parents, athletes, engineers, pastors, public servants. People who did everything they were told and are still waiting for it to feel the way it was supposed to. What brought you here is different. The question isn't.
Day one: what you were handed. The question at length. The scoreboards you were handed: your family's, your field's, the one on your screen. The Gap Test, live. Your wins and what each one was for, on paper, in your own hand. The layers you put on to win, and why every one of them made sense at the time.
Day two: given or chosen. What the last win quieted, and how long it stayed quiet. The first honest sort of what you were handed from what you actually chose. And the one thing you'll stop feeding when you go home.
No introductions by job title. Everyone comes in as themselves. A guide leads the room from the front: sets each question, answers yours, and keeps the process moving. The answers stay yours; nobody hands them to you. You'll work in small groups. Nobody is made to tell their story to the room, nobody's story is the bigger one, and for two days you don't have to be anyone's idea of you.
- When
- January 13–14, 2027
- Where
- Boulder, Colorado. The venue is named on this page once it's booked, and in your confirmation.
- Room
- Up to a hundred, from every walk of life
- Day one
- What you were handed
- Day two
- Given or chosen
- After
- The Thirty Mornings at home, included, with your Field Book
- The seat
- $1,500
02 · What you leave with
What you carry out of the room.
A guide who asks and never answers for you. Your own record before anyone's interpretation. Nothing decided in the room.
Your record, on paper.
Your own life laid out in your own hand: the wins, the turns, and what each one was for. Most people have never seen it in one place.
The pattern in it.
Something in your record you could not see from inside it. Not told to you. Seen by you.
The Thirty Mornings.
Your Field Book and thirty guided mornings at home: a short audio and one question a day. Recognition has to survive an ordinary week before it means anything. A second Field Book comes with yours, for whoever you'd give it to.
An answer, either way.
“I chose this life and I’m at peace with it” is one of the best results the room has. So is wanting to go further. You decide which, after the thirty mornings, not in the room.
03 · The price
About the price.
$1,500. The two days, the Thirty Mornings and both Field Books. The same price for everyone, whoever pays.
One way to weigh it: what did the last thing you bought to fix this feeling cost? The coach, the retreat, the new truck, the kitchen remodel, the next degree, the boat. Now add what the next ten years cost if nothing changes. Not in money. In summers.
04 · The terms
The terms, plainly.
You take your seat at checkout. Within two working days a person writes to you with the venue, the hours, and when your Field Books ship.
Change your mind more than thirty days before the room begins and the seat is refunded in full. Inside thirty days, it moves once, to the next Clearing, in your name. The rest is in the Terms.
If you'd rather ask something first, talk to a person. A person answers.
05 · The room
About the room being full.
A hundred is not a marketing number; it is what the room holds and still works. When it's full, it's full, and the next Clearing is in the spring.
06 · Before you decide
The reasons you're about to give.
I can figure this out myself.
You've had a decade. You are the most capable person you know, and you have applied that capability to this problem with all your strength, and here you are. The problem is not your ability. It is that you are inside the thing you're trying to see.
I don't have two days.
You have ten years. You are being asked to trade two days of them for the rest.
What if I find out something I don't want to know?
You already know it. That's why you're still reading. The room doesn't put anything in you. It shows you what's already there, and nothing is decided in it. You go home. You live with it. You choose.
What if it works and it costs me something?
It might. It might turn out that the thing you built is yours and you'll go back to it with a different grip. It might turn out it isn't. Either way you'll own the next ten years instead of renting them.
Fifteen hundred dollars.
Read the section above again. Then ask what the last decade cost.
Is there a way to start smaller?
Yes. The Thirty Mornings, at home, at your own pace, $497. If you come to the Clearing afterward, bring your book.
Some of those reasons are good ones. One of them isn't. You will know which. We won't tell you, and we won't call you to ask.
07 · The seat
Take your seat.
January 13–14, 2027 · Boulder · $1,500, the Thirty Mornings and your Field Books included. A person writes to you within two working days with the venue and the hours.
Take your seat · January 13–14
Secure checkout. Card or bank transfer. By paying you agree to the Terms and the Privacy policy, and that you are eighteen or older.
Questions first? Talk to a person. Or look first: the Gap Test, sixteen questions, four minutes, private.