The Rooms
Nothing here has to be discovered by asking.
Every room, published in full, with its price. Start at home or in a room. A room runs once it has the people it needs; if it moves, you choose a refund or the next date.
Take your seat at the ClearingThe whole path
Every room, in order.
The Thirty Mornings
Thirty mornings at home, on your own.
A short audio and one question each morning, at your own pace, and your Field Book.
Given or Chosen, guided
The Thirty Mornings, with others and a guide.
Four Friday calls live with your guide and up to eleven others, and the Day-Thirty Reply. Groups begin the 1st of each month; the first, December 1, 2026.
The Clearing
Two days to see what you were handed, and what you chose.
Up to a hundred people from every walk of life. The Thirty Mornings come home with you. Next: January 13–14, 2027, Boulder; then the spring.
The Threshold
Five days and ninety more. Your record read back to you, and the week to choose.
Up to fifty, from every walk of life. November 15–19, 2027, location TBD. Open to anyone.
The Circle
For the question that comes after the Threshold: how do I keep this alive with others?
A year, in a small pod of people who have each been through the Threshold, meeting on a cadence, with us.
The Counsel
Private, one to one: the founder’s attention without a room around it.
Six months, inside your life: the company, the family, the timeline. Three people at a time. Never more.
The private rooms
The same work, closed.
For the person who can’t sit in a room without being recognized, or whose presence would change it.
A conversation
Questions first, before anything.
Answered by a person, within two working days. Not a sales call.
The private rooms
On inquiry.
For the person who can’t sit in a room without being recognized, or whose presence would change what the room is, the same work can be held closed: the venue never published, arrivals staggered, no participant list beyond the people who run it.
They aren’t sold from this page. A conversation is where the price is answered.
Ask about a private roomEvery price is the price. No rates, codes, credits, or volume pricing, for anyone. Whoever pays — you, your employer, your family — it’s the same seat at the same price. For those who send someone →
Rather look first?
The Gap Test. Sixteen questions, private, about four minutes. It measures one distance: between the life you built and the way it feels to live it.