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This is not a booking. Nothing is reserved and nothing is charged. You write to me, I read it properly, and if it reads right you get a call — one long call, no assistant, no script. The call decides it, not the form.

Most applications get a kind no, and it is almost never about the person. There are two seats in a year and I would rather leave one empty than fill it badly.

01 — You write 02 — I read it 03 — We talk 04 — Dates & the pin

01 — How long

Choose honestly rather than ambitiously. A truthful seven beats a fifteen you spend negotiating your way home.

Split stays, off-season, a three-week window between two commitments — tell me what the year actually looks like.

A season is enough. Nothing is held until we have spoken.


Use whichever address you actually read. Personal is better than the one your team monitors.

With the country code, plus the hours you are reachable and your time zone. The call runs about an hour.

A link, a handle, a one-line description — or nothing at all. It genuinely does not decide anything; it only saves the first ten minutes of the call.


Not why one day. Why this year, after all the years you did not. This is the answer I actually read.

Optional, and there is no wrong answer. Some people write one word.

Properly alone — no phone, no music, no one waiting on you. Roughly when, and how long it lasted.


We are off grid and help is not close by. Conditions, medication, mobility, anything you are currently being treated for, anything that makes cold water or long days outdoors a bad idea. This is confidential and it is the section I read hardest — being straight here makes a yes more likely, not less.

06 — Say yes to these before you send

On discretion. Nothing you write here is published, quoted or shared. No cameras and no content at the retreat. If you would rather not put any of this in writing, send an empty note saying so and I will call you instead — 1012rb@gmail.com

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Replies take up to two weeks. If the answer is no you will still get one.