Socratic Implementation Summit – Maui 2027
A 3‑Day Structural Integrity Gathering for Alumni of the 4‑Week, 9‑Week, and 90‑Day Programs.
Three days in Maui to question, refine, and recommit to the structures you’ve built in your business.
You’ve done the work. You’ve implemented pieces of Structural Integrity. Now it’s time to step away from your screen, gather in Maui, and put your business, your microteam, and your own habits under a Socratic microscope—live, in real time.
- Spend 3 days in Maui questioning your real‑world implementations in revenue, structure, and energy with a small circle of alumni—no slides, no hype, no coaching.
- Leave with one focused 12‑month set of structural commitments in your chosen lane (X = Revenue, Y = Structure, Z = Energy).
- Book within the official room block at Wailea Beach Resort – Marriott, Maui, and keep the event fee low so you can treat this as a high‑value business‑expense trip.
Founding group, year one. Intentionally small, low‑cost, and structure‑first.
Three days to put your existing structures under a Socratic microscope.
You are not starting from scratch. You are bringing live offers, real lead flow, actual microteam shifts and habit data into a room of peers who know this work.
Who This Is For
This summit is by invitation only for alumni of: The 4‑Week Founders Group; The 9‑Week Structural Integrity Lite; The 90‑Day Structural Integrity Deep Dive.
Fit criteria
- You’ve implemented at least some of the work (offers, lead flow, follow-up, microteam structure, or habits).
- You want to spend three days in serious but relaxed conversation about what’s actually working—and what still isn’t.
- You’re willing to be questioned and to question others, without needing advice, hype, or “rah‑rah” motivation.
This is not a beginner event. It’s for people who have already been in the work and want to sharpen it.
For small-business owners who are already in motion.
You’re running a real business. You’ve made structural changes from the programs. You’re not looking for more concepts—you want to see your actual implementation more clearly.
This room will feel like a working session with peers, not an auditorium. Expect candor, rigorous questions, and enough calm space to think.
What This Event Is
The Socratic Implementation Summit is a 3‑day, in‑person working room built around three lanes of Structural Integrity in your business:
Lane X – Revenue Integrity
Offers, pricing, lead flow, follow-up, conversion. If you choose X, you’re bringing numbers, funnels, and revenue structure into the circle.
Lane Y – Structural & Microteam Integrity
Systems, processes, delegation, how work actually moves. If you choose Y, you’re looking at the way your microteam and operations are truly structured.
Lane Z – Energy & Identity Integrity
Habits, mood, capacity, and the “who you are” that runs your business. If you choose Z, you’re bringing the lived reality of being the founder into the work.
You choose your primary lane (X, Y, or Z) when you register. You bring real implementations, data, and bottlenecks.
For three days in Maui you will:
• Ask better questions, not give more answers.
• Use actual outcomes as the curriculum.
• Leave with specific structural commitments for the next 12 months.
Not more content. More clarity.
The room is built so that your actual results—what has and hasn’t shifted since the programs—become the shared curriculum.
What You Leave With
- A clearer, more honest view of what has actually changed in your business.
- A deeper understanding of where your structure still doesn’t match your stated goals.
- One focused, 12‑month set of structural commitments in your chosen lane (X, Y, or Z).
- A tighter community of peers who are doing the same work and are willing to ask you real questions.
And you’ll have anchored your Structural Integrity work in a physical, memorable place: Maui.
A 12‑month structural map you can actually follow.
Instead of a stack of new ideas, you leave Maui with one focused set of commitments in the lane that matters most right now—revenue, structure, or energy.
You will know what you’re testing, how you’ll measure it, and which peers in the room are tracking similar commitments alongside you.
What This Event Is NOT
- Not a training, seminar, or lecture series.
- Not 1:1 coaching or hot-seat advice.
- Not a sales event for another program.
No slides, no frameworks on the screen, no “secrets.” There is a circle of peers, a clear structure, and a specific way of questioning what you’ve built.
What you can expect instead.
Expect to sit in small circles with other alumni, working from real metrics and lived experience. The primary tool is the Socratic question, not the answer or the fix.
You’ll leave with commitments you authored, under pressure from honest questions—not from external hype or promises.
The Experience at a Glance
Venue: Wailea Beach Resort - Marriott, Maui (final resort announced after group rate is confirmed).
Dates: Q3 2027 (exact dates TBA).
Format: Arrival mixer + 3 days of structured Socratic dialogue + final day evening Luau.
A working retreat, not a packed agenda.
Core sessions are 3–4 hours a day, leaving afternoons and evenings open for Maui, reflection, and quiet conversations with other founders.
Day 0 – Arrival & Mixer (Evening)
- Casual welcome reception.
- Name tags with name, business, and lane (X, Y, or Z).
- Prompt: “Tell someone one implementation you’ve made from the programs and what surprised you about it.”
Day 1 – Morning (4 hours)
Theme: What Actually Changed?
- Guided small circle with concrete business results.
- Socratic questioning to separate story from structure.
- Deep dive into one “case” for group learning.
- Afternoon open to explore Maui.
Day 2 – Mid‑Morning (4 hours)
Theme: Where Are You Still Out of Structural Integrity?
- Breakout circles by lane (X, Y, Z).
- Each person brings one specific bottleneck or structural gap.
- No advice—only questions.
- Capture shared “Maui Laws of Structural Integrity.”
- Afternoon: free time / informal conversations.
Day 3 – Afternoon (3–4 hours)
Theme: What Are You Committing To for the Next 12 Months?
- Quiet, individual design of 12‑month structural commitments.
- Final commitment circle (lane, commitments, evidence).
- Closing reflections before a shared group dinner.
- Evening Luau to close the summit.
Your Investment
Event Fee: $250 per person.
Covers: meeting space (3 days), arrival mixer room + light snacks, a hosted or heavily discounted closing group dinner, event materials and coordination.
Travel & Lodging
- Attendees cover their own airfare.
- Attendees must book within the official room block at the host hotel.
- Important note: Minimum of 20 rooms booked within the group block required for event to run as designed.
Cost-conscious details
- Group rates at a mid‑tier Maui resort.
- Arrival mixer: light snacks, beer, wine (cash bar for additional drinks).
- Closing dinner: hosted or substantially discounted.
Designed to be a clear business expense.
At $250 for a three‑day in‑person implementation summit, this is a deliberately low‑cost, high‑value way to revisit and deepen your Structural Integrity work in a premium setting.
You and your accountant can treat the event fee, travel, and hotel (in whole or in part) as a business investment when the primary purpose of the trip is your business structure and outcomes.
Why We’re Doing It This Way (Year One)
Year one is intentionally:
- Intimate – limited alumni, capped rooms.
- Low‑Cost / High‑Value – $250 entry for a premium in‑person experience.
- Structure‑First – your business and your habits are the curriculum.
Future vision if year one succeeds
- Upgrade property in year two.
- Expand capacity.
- Increase event fee (e.g. to $500) while preserving the core of the summit.
If you join in Maui 2027, you are part of the founding group. Your experience, feedback, and results will shape what this summit becomes in future years.
How to Prepare
Treat this as a structured implementation review. The more concrete you come, the more you get from the event.
- Collect data: revenue, leads, offers, microteam shifts, habit changes since programs.
- Identify one lane: X (Revenue Integrity), Y (Structural & Microteam Integrity), or Z (Energy & Identity Integrity).
- Choose one implementation and one bottleneck to bring to the circle.
- Emphasize: the more concrete you come, the more you get from the event.
Bring your real business, not your best story.
Metrics, screenshots, org charts, calendars, Slack screenshots—whatever shows what you’ve actually implemented. That’s the raw material for the Socratic work in Maui.
Come prepared to both question and be questioned. The integrity of the room is built on the quality of what you bring.
How to Reserve Your Spot
Step 1 – Raise your hand (no commitment yet)
- Indicate serious interest and likely lane (X, Y, or Z).
- Helps negotiate group rates and finalize hotel.
Step 2 – Confirm once hotel and dates are announced
- Receive exact dates, hotel details, booking link.
- Fully secure spot by:
– Booking room inside the group block; and
– Paying the $250 event fee. - Note: if 20‑room minimum is not reached, organizers may modify or cancel (with full refund of event fee).
Raising your hand now helps lock in the room block, keep the event fee low, and reserve your place in the founding group.
Raise your hand here.
Share your name, business, and most likely lane (X, Y, or Z). You’re indicating serious interest, not making a final commitment yet.
FAQ: Can I Treat This as a Business Expense?
Many alumni will reasonably treat this as a business expense, but always confirm with your accountant.
The summit is structured as a three‑day business implementation event focused on revenue, structure, and the founder’s capacity—designed to be legible as a working trip.
Is this likely to qualify as a business expense?
Likely yes if structured correctly and confirmed with your accountant. You are an alum of a business implementation program; the sessions are focused on X, Y, Z business outcomes; the days are structured working sessions; and you leave with a 12‑month implementation plan.
What kinds of costs might be deductible?
Many owners can treat the event fee, airfare/transport, hotel (in whole or in part), and reasonable meals as deductible when the primary purpose of the trip is business. If you bring family or a partner, your accountant can handle allocation between business and personal portions.
How should I talk to my accountant about this?
Before booking, tell your accountant you are attending a three‑day business summit with structured sessions, clear business lanes (X, Y, Z), defined commitments, and documented outcomes. Ask how they recommend treating the event fee, travel, hotel, and any family travel.
What records should I keep?
Keep your event confirmation, hotel invoices, flight receipts, notes from each working session, and your 12‑month implementation plan. These help support the business purpose of the trip.
Will organizers provide documentation for accountants?
Yes. Organizers will provide a clear agenda and a short business‑purpose summary you can share with your accountant, including the focus on implementation, structural commitments, and measurable business outcomes.
Step away from your screen. Bring your real structures to Maui.
Three days to question, refine, and recommit to the structures you’ve already built—alongside a small circle of alumni doing the same work.
Founding group. Limited rooms. Q3 2027 in Maui.