Unplug
from the
feed.
Plug into
life.
"I showed up alone and all I felt was love."
One day. No phones. No performance. Just the people in the room — the conversation you've been putting off, and the reminder that the version of yourself you've been missing still exists.
You've built something real. You're capable of more. And somewhere along the way, the life you were building started to feel like it was happening to you instead of through you. This is the reset.
You already know
something is
off.
You've built the career. Hit the targets. You're the person others point to. And yet there's a gap between how your life looks from the outside and how it actually feels to be living it.
It's not that you've lost your drive. It's that you're running hard toward the next thing without ever fully landing in this one. Every win comes with a quiet question: is this it?
The phone isn't the problem. But it's become the place you go to avoid the question. The scroll, the refresh, the constant low-grade hum of being reachable — it crowds out the signal you actually need.
Unplugged is one day without the noise. A room of people who are also building something real, who also want to do it without burning out, and who are ready to ask the harder questions out loud.
Not less ambitious. More alive.
Not anti-tech.
Pro-presence.
Founder, creator, executive, leader. You're doing meaningful work and you feel the cost of it. The pace is sustainable on paper. In your body, it's a different story.
You sit down to do your best thinking and end up somewhere else entirely. The tab, the notification, the reflex reach for the phone. It's affecting your work, your relationships, and your clarity.
The conversations you actually want to have keep getting shorter. The connections that matter keep getting thinner. You want more — not more content, not more reach. More of the real thing.
Join the
movement.
More cities coming. Join the waitlist to be first to know.
Two ways
to be there.
GA gets you into the room. VIP keeps you in it — through dinner, live entertainment, and a conversation that goes somewhere the daytime session can't.
- Four hours of phone-free, immersive experience
- Talks, firesides, and connection exercises with speakers
- Curated conversations — designed to go somewhere real
- Post-event integration call with the speaker team
- Everything in General Admission
- Curated cocktail and mocktail connection hour
- Long table dinner — phones locked, speakers at the table
- Live entertainment throughout the evening
- Phone-free from 1 PM to 9 PM — the full immersion
- Post-event integration call with the speaker team
The people
in the room.
Guest speakers vary by city and will be announced as each event opens. Every room has the same commitment: no slides, no branded decks, no performance. Just the real conversation.
President of The Gathering and Author of Chasing Enough. 15 years designing experiences for well-resourced leaders. Her work centres on helping high achievers create sustainable success — and on what it actually costs to keep building without ever deciding what enough looks like.
Relationship expert, author, and creator with over 1M global followers. Mark has spent his career teaching people how to show up for each other — and has spent the last two years studying exactly what our phones are doing to our ability to do that. He's not anti-technology. He's pro-human. There's a difference.
Nike trainer and embodiment coach. Branden's work brings you back into your body — which is exactly where constant connectivity pulls you out of.
If you've ever wondered why you keep reaching for your phone even when you don't want to, Sarah has the answer — and the way back. Regulation before everything.
Bestselling author and speaker. Danielle's work on desire, values, and what it means to live and create from the inside out has shaped a generation of leaders.
What one
day actually
feels like.
The structure is intentional. Every moment is designed to bring the room somewhere it wouldn't go on its own. This isn't a conference. It's a conversation that escalates — and for VIPs, doesn't end until 9.
Phones locked away. The room quiets. You realise how uncomfortable silence actually is — and how quickly it becomes the most valuable thing in the room.
Talks and firesides with the speakers. No slides. Direct truth about what's happening to attention, relationships, and the nervous system — and what to do about it.
Structured conversation exercises designed to go somewhere real. Not icebreakers. The kind of questions you didn't know you needed to answer out loud until someone asked them.
Curated cocktails and mocktails. Speakers in the room. Still no phones. The conversations deepen.
Long table. Curated dinner. Live entertainment. Speakers seated with guests. The conversations that last years start here.
What people said
when they got
their phones back.
These are unscripted. From the integration call the week after LA. We kept them exactly as they were said.
I traveled from Newfoundland to be there. I showed up alone and all I felt was love. The whole time I was there, all I felt was love.
I've been told a lot in my life: you're too deep, too intense, too emotional. At this event, I didn't feel out of place.
I literally trained for it like a half marathon. Even having it on my calendar shifted my behavior in the weeks leading up.
I felt so seen and so validated. This is the community I didn't know I needed.
Still processing the whole day. Brandon's poem about leveling down has been on repeat for me for the last week. I've thought about it and read it every day.
I felt so much spaciousness. I've been craving it, and everything just felt so rich and deep and good.
I started walking without my earbuds in, just letting the wind on my ears. I felt so mentally light at the end of the day.
So many people were talking to me when I was out in the city after. Was it because my head was up? I was actually looking at people.
When I got my phone back at the end of the night — it was a lot. But I felt good without it all day. Really good.
I went for a hike, didn't put my earbuds in, skipped the podcasts. I didn't realize until then how much I was filling every moment.
"You are not addicted to something wrong with you. You are addicted to a thing specifically designed to make you addicted. That's a very different story."
What we
mean by
phone-free.
We mean it. Not "phones on silent in your pocket." Not "just for photos." Phones are locked away on arrival and returned at the close. No exceptions. That's the entire point.
Good questions.
The most
important meeting
you'll take offline.
200 GA seats. 100 VIP seats. Each city. When they're gone, they're gone — and we don't add more.