At some point, you stopped being a person with a job and became the person everyone else orients around.
That's not a complaint. You built this. You're good at it. But it means the thing you almost never get is time. Time to think about your own life with the same rigor and creativity you bring to everything else.
When was the last time you had two full days with nothing to solve for anyone but yourself?
Fieldwork exists for that.
You arrive at Vanderkamp.
850 acres of forest, lake, and trail in upstate New York.
And for 48 hours, no one needs you to be anything.
Not the strategist. Not the decision-maker. Not the calm one.
You are here as a person with a question, and everything around you is designed to help you sit with it long enough to find what's true.
There are no group sessions.
No one will ask you to introduce yourself or share your goals with a stranger.
The only program is yours, and the only pace is yours.