Invitation: Feature as an Established Creator @ Reconstellation

What’s Reconstellation?

Reconstellation is a 90-day online camp where a cohort of people receive infrastructural, programmatic and community support as they take on a passion project (e.g. starting a blog, defining their organizational mission, creating a workshop).

Our approaches and program design emphasize important inner work, creative strategizing, peer support, and intentional real-world experimentation. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

By the end,  we aim for the participants to have made progress on their projects, but also have developed a deeper repertoire of methods and learnings for their next pursuit.

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The first half of the program is about exploration and intention-setting, while the second half is about commitment, execution, and responding to what comes up in the real world. 

 

What participants create as a result of this program is important, but Reconstellation ultimately prizes the lessons learned and self-discovery that can be taken with for the future.

 

Where you could come in

 

We’d love for our program to feature a select group of “established creators” who have clearly wrestled with the many challenges that come with producing ambitious creative works. 
 

Through our coaching work helping leaders and industry luminaries find the creative inspiration to grapple with complex challenges and aspirations, we have a real respect for what your journey must have been like. (You can find more about who we are here)

 

And given that our program focuses so much on exploration of the creative process, we have good reason to think you’d have a lot to share that could be helpful and inspiring for our cohort to hear.

 

Our cohort would love to hear your thoughts on: 

 

• Internal changes that may have been very important for your creative process, and even your life overall. 

• How your practice of creativity has affected other areas of your life 

• What you consider to be the essential elements of your creative process

• How you have arranged your life and circumstances in order to have the space to create consistently

• Challenges that others in a similar place may encounter and your strategies for overcoming them

 

Reasons why you might want to get involved: 

 

• If you haven’t already, this could be a great way to reflect (more) on your creative process, which we know can be beneficial in numerous ways, potentially including: 

  • Holding the process differently/better for the next time around

  • Opening up this deeper aspect of yourself to your audience

  • Forming appreciation for how far you’ve come

  • Some satisfaction from making sense of your journey

  • And surely there’s more ~

• Connect with other creators and Reconstellation participants at Supercycle.org, a community centered on cultivating inspiration for leading a better life 

• Get paid! 

 

A few options for participating

 

Light involvement

$200 – $300 for 60- to 90-minutes

 

• A single 60- or 90-minute presentation, Q&A and general discussion

• Priced at $200 per hour, this would mean $200 - $300 total. 

• Willingness to help spread the word (could be warm referrals, socials, newsletters, etc.) 

 

Medium Involvement 

~ $1,050 for 5 hours 

 

• A single 90-minute presentation, Q&A and general discussion

  • Priced at $200 per hour, this would come to $300 total. 

• 5 hours priced at $150/hr. for giving feedback on a cohort participants’ work. It’s your preference as to whether this includes individual feedback calls or asynchronous commenting, editing, or messaging. 

• Alternatively, we could find arrangements where you’re only giving feedback if you’d prefer not to give a talk and Q&A. 

 

Heavy Involvement

> $1,000 

 

• Please let us know if you’d like to be more involved in the program. Some ideas for this: 

  • All, more than, some or none of the above

  • Running your own workshops and/or regular meetings for participants working in a similar area as you

  • Helping shape the personalized co-created curriculum of our participants

  • Introducing us to funders who would like to help this program grow

  • Organizing external opportunities for our participants (either learning or practical, such as networking events)

  • Helping our participants find platforms and/or audiences for their work

  • Other ideas you might have!

 

We’re also open to working with different hourly rates and arrangements. As a 501(c)(3), it will be difficult for us to go too far beyond the rates listed above. 

 

December 1st is our start date. Most of our established creator events would take place between early December 2025 and mid-February 2026. 

 

Please let me know if this is interesting to you and anyone else that you think would be a good fit!