You've tried the frameworks. You've read the books. And still the same patterns hold. This is a weekend to step out of the doing and connect — with the natural world, and with yourself — and to begin Unweaving what no longer serves.
Tucked into 88 acres of forest and waterfalls north of Seattle, this is a small, unhurried gathering for people ready to look honestly at the threads of their own lives and work. Drawing on the practice at the heart of Reweaving What Matters, we'll spend the weekend close to the loom — both the one inside us and a real one in the room — noticing what's worn thin, clarifying what each pattern is quietly protecting, and taking a first true step toward something better.
You've tried the frameworks. You've read the books. And still the same patterns hold. This is a weekend to step out of the doing and connect — with the natural world, and with yourself — and to begin Unweaving what no longer serves.
Tucked into 88 acres of forest and waterfalls north of Seattle, this is a small, unhurried gathering for people ready to look honestly at the threads of their own lives and work. Drawing on the practice at the heart of Reweaving What Matters, we'll spend the weekend close to the loom — both the one inside us and a real one in the room — noticing what's worn thin, clarifying what each pattern is quietly protecting, and taking a first true step toward something better.
