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Some days, most days, it feels like the ground we work on is shifting. The familiar ways of getting things done don’t hold like they used to. Success starts to look like survival, not impact, or change, or whatever metric we’re supposed to be chasing.<\/span><\/em><\/p>\n Leading right now can be lonelier than it used to be. Leaders shouldn\u2019t be powerless, resourceless, desperate or lost. But how do you guide others if you don’t know your own next step? How do you hold a team when you yourself are carrying grief, or loss, or a kind of sickness with the state of the world?<\/span><\/p>\n We have been sitting with these questions \u2013 not as something we’ve resolved, but as something we’re living inside, maybe right alongside you? The one thing we’ve learned: to deal with these questions, we need others and their sense-making, their coping mechanisms, their shoulders. And these are not always your colleagues, partners, friends.<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n This retreat is an invitation to slow down and, together with peers, find your next stepping stone, even if it’s still just under the surface and looks kind of wobbly. This retreat is a space to reflect together, to be vulnerable, to recharge, to borrow strength and wisdom. This retreat is four days away from the noise, the meetings and the decisions, in a quiet corner of Brandenburg, with a small group of people who know exactly what it feels like to hold more than you sometimes feel you can carry.<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n