a 90-day camp for harmonizing strategy & creativity
Reconstellation is where you can forge better life strategies through creativity.
Over the course of three months, you’ll take on a passion project that matters to you personally or professionally.
We support you by guiding important inner work, creative strategizing, and intentional real-world experimentation.
By the end, you'll develop a deeper repertoire of methods and learnings for your next pursuit.
Express interest by November 30 for our Winter Cohort! (Dec 1 – March 1)
Key info
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Why Reconstellation?
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Strategy underpins everything that we do.
Whether it be professional or personal, we’re acting on notions of where we’re going and how to get there.
And we’re often surprised to find that these notions range from conscious thoughts to deeply hidden drives and intuitions.
All culminating in our overarching strategies for life.
So naturally we might ask,
“Are my current strategies the best that I can hope for?”
Creative Inspiration
If our current strategies haven’t been yielding satisfying returns, then discovering inspiration and possibility carries promise of something new.
Infusing our personal strategies with creativity adds perspective to aspiration, elegance to pursuit, and wisdom to everyday being.
It’s work that begins internally and expresses outwardly.
What new ways of feeling, thinking and doing can bring us closer to the lives we want for ourselves and others?
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Reconstellation
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​We light up internally as we consider and move towards what we want.
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These internal constellations of feeling and perception form the basis of our interpretation and approaches to life.
Reconstellation is about reworking these lights within us in the hopes of feeling, being and acting closer to what’s healthy and sustainable for us.
Aiming for change that will gradually be recognized and rewarded by the world.
How you are is important for what you get. And what you get is important for how you are.
We reconstellate to revise our personal strategies.
Add Heat to Reconstellate
Few things test us internally like fiercely grappling with complex challenges.
Intense personally meaningful endeavors of call forth changes within us to meet the demands.
If you’ve been wanting to create something and put it out into the world, we’re inviting you to join our cohort of others embracing the internal struggle of reshaping our character and abilities.
Reconstellation treats this not only as a time to put something important of your own out there, but to pick up insights and lessons about yourself that will carry into what’s next.
It’s more of a writing camp than it is a bootcamp. You’ll be surrounded by a group that appreciates intentionality just as much as it appreciates intensity.
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When
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Program Timeline: 1 December 2025 – 1 March 2026 (3 months)
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Rolling applications begin 31 October 2025
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If you are accepted prior to December 1st, you can get an early start with our content!
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Extension options: You have the option to extend the program for yourself for up to two additional months – through to 1 June 2026. (We expect several cohort participants to opt for at least 1 month extensions)​​​​​​​​​​
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Where
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Remote, with all chats and content located on the Supercycle.org community platform
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Most program events will happen in the European evenings / North American mornings. Other working groups can reach consensus on their own times.
How much
$750 per month (over 3 months)
Discount options
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$450 per month for existing Supercycle.org ‘Groups’ tier members
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5% off per confirmed participant referral (no limits on redeeming this!)
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10% off for 3-month upfront payment
Scholarship opportunities available
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Available Add-ons
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Additional calls with Tee and/or Emily
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Possibility of additional Established Creator feedback on your work
What joining includes
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Connect & Create with others – join a cohort of 20-40 participants also pursuing their own creative endeavor, which includes options to:
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Experience all-cohort calls – connect with the full group, discuss dominant themes, meet and help others, get support with your journey
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Join sub-cohorts embarking on similar creative endeavors (e.g. coaches & therapists, writers, video creation) for a better fit
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Pair up with others for inspiration, troubleshooting, presence and accountability
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Give and receive feedback on what you create, often in the form of mastermind group sessions.
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Learn from established creators – we’ll have interactive guest speaker events and opportunities for feedback from established creators
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Guided pathfinding – get important tools and counsel as you plan out your next three months
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Get access our self-exploration materials (written guides and videos)
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Two strategically timed 1-to-1 calls with Emily or Tee (one in the 1st phase and one in the 2nd phase to help guide your efforts)
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Attend office hours with Emily, Tee and/or accomplished creators
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​Supporting programs – you’ll have access to Supercycle.org workshops​​​
Program Details
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​​​Reconstellation unfolds in two major phases:
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1st Half: Self-exploration, Intentionality & Planning
1 December 2025 – 19 January 2026
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2nd Half: Commitment, Execution & Responsive Adjustment
20 January 2026 – 1 March 2026
About the phases
1st Half 1: Self-exploration, Intentionality & Planning
This is a more reflective and deliberate phase where we:
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Take stock of what you’ve already tried and what you’ve been doing until now
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Consider more carefully what creative endeavor you want to do and what you want to do it for
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Reconstellate – thinking through how to do it, surfacing internal and external barriers, and seeking inspiration and perspective to move forward
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Program happenings in the 1st half
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Monthly all-cohort calls
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Access opens up to the self-exploration materials (written guides, videos)
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First 1-1 call with Emily or Tee to follow-up on your self-guided work
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Initial peer-pairing and sub-cohort meetings
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Supercycle workshops
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Office hours
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2nd Half: Commitment, Execution & Responsive Adjustment
This is a distinctly action-oriented phase where we:
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Set ambitious plans for execution that are deliberately intense
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Earnestly attempt to make strides executing on these plans
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Practice reconstellating – notice and respond to internal and external barriers that arise, attempt to make the necessary adjustments, then continue forward
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Program happenings in the 2nd half
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Monthly all-cohort calls
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Continued subcohort and peer pairing meetings
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Second 1-1 call with Emily or Tee to follow-up on how execution is going
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Supercycle workshops
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Office hours
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Finalize your choice to extend (for up to two months) or end the program
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Optional “celebration of Reconstellation” final presentations about your journey in the program
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Extension Months: Reps, Follow-ups, & Reach Goals – You have the option to extend the program for yourself for up to two additional months – through to 1 June 2026.
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Continued execution on project plans and optional one-to-one call add-ons
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We award the $500 1st-prize for created content during the cohort, along with other honorable mention cash prizes
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Continued subcohort and peer pairing meetings
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Optional “celebration of Reconstellation” final presentations about your journey in the program (for those who hadn’t delivered it yet)
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Your outcomes
During Reconstellation and afterwards, we’d expect in good/great cases that you:
Highest-order results
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Substantively enhance your personal and professional strategies through creativity
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Gain lessons and self-understanding that you can apply to other areas of life and your future endeavors
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Make meaningful strides in putting something out there that is aligned internally (satisfying, correct, truthful, expressive) and externally (appropriate, calibrated, efficacious, promising)
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Get emboldened and energized by the spirit and momentum of creating as part of a group
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Receive outside inspiration and guidance from a number of sources well-suited to your endeavors and personal psychology
Other important results
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Have a much better defined internal and external understanding (especially as it relates to attempting your chosen creative endeavor)
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Surfaced and made progress working through important internal and external barriers for the journey ahead
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Increased familiarity with, and development of, your creative process
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Received several vantage points, sources and types of feedback on what you created and aspects of your creative process
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Reap the real-world benefits of having put something out there!​​
Established Creators featuring at Reconstellation
Here are some of the established creators giving talks, providing project-specific feedback and participating in the program in a variety of other ways. More will be added in the coming weeks!
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Spencer
Greenberg
Spencer is the founder of Spark Wave and ClearerThinking.org, and the host of the Clearer Thinking podcast.
Clearer Thinking conducts psychology research and provides more than 80 free, interactive tools to the public on topics like decision-making, critical thinking, cognitive biases, and healthy habit formation.
More than 300,000 people receive Clearer Thinking's weekly newsletter. Spark Wave develops new social science related products and services. Spencer has a PhD in applied mathematics from New York University's Courant Institute, where he specialized in machine learning. His work has been featured in a wide variety of major media outlets, such as the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal.
Kaj
Sotala
Kaj Sotala is an emotion coach, Substack writer and former researcher who has previously worked for the Center on Long-Term Risk and Machine Intelligence Research Institute.
He has written an extensive amount of essays, such as the Multi-Agent Models of Mind sequence on LessWrong.
Tasshin Fogleman
Tasshin is the founder and steward of The Service Guild, a crew of friends doing fun service projects related to the themes of Love, Curiosity, and Empowerment.
Lydia
Laurenson
Lydia's writing has appeared in Harvard Business Review, The Atlantic, Vice's tech publication Motherboard, and other publications. She has spoken at Stanford, U. C. Berkeley, University of Chicago, and other universities, as well as museums like Jane Addams Hull-House Museum, and conferences like SXSW.
In 2019 she launched a magazine called "The New Modality," exploring how to create a meaningful life in this rapidly changing world. The magazine was a Kickstarter hit and has been dubbed a "Bay Area cult classic."
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She has spent her career working on media, technology, and community-building.
Lydia is sometimes available for contract work with innovative media companies, think tanks, and research firms.
Damon
Pourtahmaseb-Sasi
Damon is a therapist and author with over 8 years of experience teaching and directing camps and workshops meant to help people improve their epistemics, agency, and emotional wellbeing.
His non-fiction includes articles on understanding our emotions better, mapping the various kinds of therapy to better understand their strengths and weaknesses, his research on operationalizing executive function as a series of parts, and more.
Irena Kotíková
Irena is a writer, teacher, and a community leader. She has brought to life many unique creative projects such as the EAGxPrague 2022 conference, two editions of the Prague Fall Season (2022 and 2023), or the CFAR 2022 workshop series. After taking a sabbatical she now supports people navigating burnout and executive dysfunction through building relationships and community. Things that make her happy are dancing (contemporary, high heels, west coast swing), spending time with her two nieces, and hosting parties in her apartment.
Visakan Veerasamy
Visakan Veerasamy is a chronically-online author, Twitter personality and marketing consultant. He left his full-time marketing job in 2018 to pursue his dream of making a living doing what he loved, and has never looked back since. He has self-published two ebooks (Friendly Ambitious Nerd, and Introspect) which have sold thousands of copies, and he has helped dozens of clients figure out their next steps in their own creative projects. Visa’s current main project is ‘Frame Studies’, a collection of essays about navigating our modern media landscape in a way that is healthy and productive.
Logan Strohl
Logan is a multidisciplinary writer, musician, and dancer. He is best known for his essays at Lesswrong.com laying out a long-form, patient approach to investigation that he calls “naturalism”.
His recent projects explore threshold states, relational inquiry, and trance-based creative practice.
He approaches art through steady ritual, embodied curiosity, and a sense that the most vital work arises from beneath conscious intention.
Who would be a good fit for Reconstellation?
We’re open to people bringing many types of creative projects, so no need to hold back on expressing interest.
We think you could be a good fit if:
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You have a creative endeavor in mind that you’ve been wanting to take on for various reasons (Or could come up with one!)
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Our blend of intentional approach, group-based support, and deliberate intensity seem like the right touch for you
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You could imagine the strategic value in what self-discovery and lessons learned that can come from this program for other areas of life and/or your future aspirations
Sentences reflecting this sentiment:
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“The next step for [...] would be to…”
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“It would be important for [...] if I got serious about [...]”
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“I’ve always wanted to…”
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“I’ve been meaning to…”
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“For [...], I’d like to define more of a [...]”
Profiles and lines of work this could apply to:
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Organizational leaders and managers
(Primarily those responsible for defining the vision, cultivating the culture and/or generally looking after others in teams and organizations)
How could a creative push enhance your organizational vision?
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Cohesive vision – producing something that is clarifying, unifying and/or motivating for the organizational culture
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Inspired coordination – making your perspective and thoughts more clear and communicable to improve coordinating with others
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Thoughtful positioning – establishing your personal and/or organizational brand (“thought leadership” is a way to describe it) both internally and externally.
Coaches & Therapists
(Coaching, therapy, consulting and others)
How could a creative push enhance your practice?
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Defined presentation – taking this juncture to forge a self-presentation that fits you better and generating compelling representations of who you are and what you do
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Reflective consolidation – taking the opportunity to reflect on how your practice has evolved and building a true sense of ‘owning’ what you’ve gained from experience
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Group work – practicing coaches and therapists are often isolated! This is an opportunity to get inspired by other practitioners and evolve your practice with a supportive group
Other Creators & Personal Projects
How could a creative push breathe life into your project?
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Creative kindling – this structured group experience could be what’s needed for you to get started or rekindle momentum for your project
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Revisiting and rethinking – your current direction may benefit from stepping back to consider what you have, how things are going, and what could be better
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Concerted intensity – get energized and emboldened by the spirit and momentum of creating as part of a group. ​
Who we are
Reconstellation is a Supercycle.org program run by the co-founders who for years have been specializing in how shifting people’s underlying perceptions and interpretations can enhance their life strategies.
We’ve seen the importance and effectiveness of this work across our experience coaching leaders and industry luminaries, running a cohort-based coaching training program, and launching a personal and professional development community.
Reconstellation resembles the cohort-based developmental learning approach we took in our coaching training program. Here are testimonials of those who participated.
Our coaching often takes place with a backdrop of transitional circumstances, whether initiated proactively or encountered reactively, where the life strategies our clients have accumulated along the way are irrelevant, inadequate, conflicting, and/or incomplete.
Reconstellation is our way of enhancing this potent individual work by bringing it to a larger supportive group.
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