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Your project from inspiration to follow-through in 90 days

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The shifting winds and endless beckoning of the modern world can cause even the strongest fires within us to flicker.

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Today brings many pulls and demands that can make it hard to keep hold of who we really are and who we want to be. 

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We see creativity as the ignition of a soulful life.

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Our best moments tend to come when we feel most like ourselves. When we feel alive. Times when we’re deeply in touch with our own humanity. 

 

Reconstellation is 90 days of applying creativity to fan the flames of your humanity.

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You get there by pursuing a project of your choosing within a community with many supporting elements, including programs, workshops, coaching, established creator talks, feedback, and much more.

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Program Overview

Over the course of 90 days, you and your cohort will enjoy several options for support that are hard to come across in the wild – 
Community

Meet-ups with the entire cohort and sub-cohorts (writers, video creators, organizational leaders, therapists & coaches, etc.)

Peer Pairing

Opt-in to being paired up with a buddy

– all there to help you in pursuing your personal or professional endeavor, such as starting a blog, defining an organizational mission, or creating a workshop.

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The program unfolds in two distinct phases:

These two phases are core parts of the fiery process from internal change to external expression, when we don’t just deepen our sense of connection with our humanity but also see its outward manifestation. We believe this process can lead to meaningful changes in the guiding lights we live by, regenerating, renewing, re-imagining the constellations of our lives.

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Coaching

1-1 coaching support and office hours

Feedback

Feedback on your work from within Reconstellation

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Established Creators

Live talks and feedback from Established Creators

Guiding Materials

Self-guided materials, worksheets and videos and access to the supercycle.org recorded library

  • I don't like to think what would have happened otherwise. My project was in an unstable state because I was having to put it on pause to close some other project loops.

    I may well have given up on it.

    "Rereconstellating" I realised that posting is a creative organic process, you can just pick it up any day and it is live again. Preparing strategies doesn't work for me and is a distraction from the feeling of wanting to take a break creating.

    Also the message that DAILY creative practices can be psychologically damaging was impossible to unsee, and very helpful to hear as relates to my own practice.

    The 1 to 1 calls made it the most special and I loved the creator talks.

    I would recommend it to other creatives who want to have a break for interesting reflection.
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    – Josh Leach, The ADHD Survival Kit
  • Reconstellation gave me a nudge of just the right intensity to start InkScribe. If I hadn't joined the program, I doubt I would have executed on my long-nagging-gnawing idea. In these times of virtual/faceless interactions based on performance and one-upmanship, Reconstellation was a great reprieve - still virtual, but very much human, rough around the edges. I think programs like these where the focus is not hustle porn is so vital and need to be boosted.
     
    I spend a lot of time on twitter/ X following 'you-can-just-do-things' crowd. Through Reconstellation, I finally met and got to know people who are doing it all but without any performative shouting through the rooftops. You frequently have meetings where human babies and fur babies make appearances, struggles are discussed openly and with a lot of nuances, and ideas shared without judgement.
     
    Their Established-Creator talks were incredibly good. You get to meet some amazing people, masters of their craft in their element. You get to also meet with them one-on-one. This was a highlight for me because I did not expect these creators to have completely unfiltered conversations with us. Emily and Tee are always available for close-knit conversations about their experiences and feedback. There is so much to be learned - especially about the asynchronous and messy process of creativity.

    I strongly recommend this program to anyone with a great idea and great amount of self doubt, to anyone who can build something in an environment of gentle accountability and to anyone who is looking for genuine champions for their idea/product. Unexpectedly I found Reconstellation to be a rare kind of community building program. I hope it develops into a prolific community of creators-of-all-kinds boosting each other and growing together.
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    – Kienjle, Inkscribe
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  • " Reconstellation was an incredibly valuable experience for my personal growth. What stood out most was how it guided deep inner work while keeping everything grounded in a project I genuinely cared about. That made the process feel like a safe sandbox, where the patterns, habits, and challenges I wanted to work on surfaced naturally rather than feeling forced.
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    The self-paced modules were thoughtful and in-depth, offering insights into both personal and professional growth through the lens of project management. I also really appreciated the balance of structure and flexibility. The consistent, opt-in support created a sense of accountability without pressure. What could have been an incredibly solitary experience instead felt connected, encouraging, and far less daunting, also thanks to the carefully curated cohort and regular check-ins with Tee and Emily. "
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    – Shrestha
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  • " It cannot be overstated how much talking about a creative project among other smart people is helpful to the final result of the project, and how few spaces there are like this that exist in the early stages of projects divorced from financial pursuit or outside of startups. Reconstellation felt very special. It felt like a monastery for creative projects, without any agenda other than the cultivation of people's specific interests at that moment. There was never an attempt to change people's interests, or to make money off of people's failures or success. The infrastructure encouraged giving people permission to talk to each other. I have had deeper conversations with existing friends, and new conversations with strangers I would have otherwise never met. Reconstellation is a wonderful aspect of Supercycle's general offerings, and I am very happy it exists.

     

    Working with Tee and Emily through Supercycle has been one of the most important investments I've ever made in my inner life and my creative work... You know Uncle Iroh's teashop, from Avatar? It felt like having that to look forward to every week. I have felt my creative soul nurtured.

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    Reconstellation gave me both an external structure to look at patterns I'd been circling for years, and then the personalized tools for inner work to change them in ways that showed up in my day-to-day choices and my general orientation towards my creative projects. What surprised me most was how deeply psychological the work was while still being relentlessly practical. When we were talking about roadblocks or feelings, we were using those insights to design experiments and new strategies in real time, and then coming back to refine them. "

     

    - Natalia Dashan (winner of our $500 prize from Reconstellation 1.0)

  • " Reconstellation is the kind of programme that can coax even the most rigid, structured and analytical types into their creativity and flow...

     

    Sharing this journey with a cohort of similarly motivated people felt like a fellowship, even as everyone kept their own individual experience, our overlaps ranged across intensity, creativity, ambition, orientation to projects, and friendship.

     

    [Reconstellation's "Established Creators"] added real depth and a sprinkle of gold dust, and having them on the roster signals credibility and gravitas to a wider audience unfamiliar with Reconstellation. What was extra special and motivating was having some 1-to-1 mentoring, that inspired me to take my creativity and expressive energy more seriously against a backdrop of caricatured seriousness of the everyday adulthood.

     

    ...The act of accessing, grappling, permissioning and experimenting with Creativity was the alchemy of my Reconstellation process — more valuable than any polished or performative project output. My intention at the programme's start was to deepen and expand my coaching practice; by the end it was experimenting with stances for energy, and applying it to projects, relationships and work.

     

    Without this programme, I doubt I would have given myself permission to tap into my creative energy as something legitimate in its own right, rather than keeping it in the archives of childhood whimsy, escapism or holiday-mode for a few weeks of the year.

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    If this resonates with you — if you're looking to start a passion project, channel a creative outlet, or simply bring more brightness into your life — apply for the next cohort. "

     

    – Milan Patel, Milan Patel Coaching

  • " This year, I've been in a particularly exploratory phase, having spent the last few years on technical research and in purely technical roles. I wanted to reconnect with my creative side and commit to a creative project, and Reconstellation gave me the perfect opportunity to do that. The program arrived at exactly the right time. It inspired me and acted as a catalyst, giving me the momentum and courage to pursue my creative project. Being in an environment that actively supported creativity and being surrounded by others going through the same journey made it easier to begin and keep going.

    What I appreciated the most was definitely the people. Tee and Emily were great facilitators for the whole experience, the focused subcohorts were extremely generative and the established creators showed what's possible for someone later on in the journey.

    Not knowing exactly what my project would be when I started the program, I joined the focused writing and video creation subcohorts. In the writing subcohort there was someone even writing a whole book while I was new to writing, and I learned so much from them and the other writers with their various projects and creative exercises that helped them build a practice. Both subcohorts I was part of were really fun and supportive environments where I was able to get feedback, discuss setbacks and progress and see other people's journey.

    I would absolutely recommend Reconstellation to others, especially if you feel like you've been inexplicably drawn to creating something yourself but could benefit from the structure and community.     "
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    – Gabriela Moisescu-Pareja
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  • " I can warmly recommend Reconstellation to anyone who wants creativity to become a bigger part of their lives.
     
    Coming into the programme I had struggled to build a consistent writing habit, and I now feel a lot more safe and confident about being able to write continuously. The programme material really encouraged me to reflect on my creativity and what stopped me from letting it come into fruition, and its rich resource bank (talks, workshops, readings, exercises) felt like it had something that would address any problem I would face.
     
    Finally, but perhaps most importantly, Emily and Tee, together with the rest of the wonderful cohort, managed to create a space where I felt accepted and where it was OK to fail, to be confused and uncertain, to not make progress. This was incredibly valuable and was maybe the difference between quitting and continuing. The sense of community and the useful resources is something I will come back to as I continue my writing and other creative pusuits."
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    – Simon Holm
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  • " I came in wanting to coach people through their business passions and left having helped over a dozen people do exactly that, plus a website connecting my local run clubs.
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    Reconstellation gave me the ideas and the language to talk to other creators, and reminded me I wasn't alone in the questions I was asking. The 1:1s and working sessions were where it clicked for me.. Greatly appreciate Tee and Emily making this a great community to learn and grow in discovering more about your passions. "
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    – Joe C
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  • " I was attracted to Tee and then Supercycle by their attention to introspection and the function of rituals, e.g. in their Spring Cleaning workshop. I dismissed Reconstellation initially for financial reasons, and when I was drawn in I as the project worked to develop a curriculum to guide reflection in a group of highly intelligent people and otherwise differently brained on themselves and their relation to the world, which I could also combine into my degree.

     

    I made good progress, and I appreciated all the diverse feedback I got from Emily and Tee but also all the participants. I appreciated making serious connections within the coaching context. Additionally I went through their full course library with materials on various topics in personal development, which are to my mind of an introductory yet very high level, and the workshops now and then helped to go a bit deeper. This helped me navigate both privately and in work, and through it I've importantly gotten a sense of what coaching is, which proved instrumental in starting a dedicated in-person coaching training program on career and life guidance.

     

    Particularly relevant therein was some support in how to navigate the religious vs. non-religious divide effectively, which the founders do very well, although I think sometimes religiosity was supported a bit too much. Self-aware and intentful, they create a welcoming and accepting and non-dogmatic and pragmatic space for non-atheism, which combined with participants' work on their personal project can help them attune in their personal meaning-making process. Relatedly, all the Established Creator Talks had to my mind, each in their own way, one clear and important message: create the personal space to source your creativity, as a source for subsequent meaning-making and problem-solving. An important and timely start. Thank you! And I will work to keep it up. Reconstellation has given me more than the necessary impetus to do that. "

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    – Indra

  • " Making your creative ambitions a reality is ultimately your responsibility, but a supporting community of highly motivated creative people such as Reconstallation may just be the right environment for you to grow and flourish. "
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    – Péter Bodnár
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What people said about Reconstellation 1.0

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When, Where and How Much

When
 

  • Program Timeline: 21 September 2026  – 20 December 2026 (3 months)

     

  • Extension options: You have the option to extend the program for yourself for up to two additional months after the holiday break – up to 2 months in January beginning January 18.
     

Where
 

  • Remote, with all chats and content located on the Supercycle.org community and Slack platforms 
     

  • Most program events will happen in the European evenings / North American mornings and afternoons. Other working groups can reach consensus on their own times.
     

How much
 

Full tuition $750 $500 USD per month (over 3 months)
 

Discount options
 

  • Scholarship opportunities available
    (you can indicate this on the application form)

  • 5% off per confirmed participant referral.

    No limits on redeeming this!
     

  • 10% off for 3-month upfront payment

 

Available Add-ons
 

  • Additional coaching calls with Tee, Emily or other staff coaches

  • Possibility of additional Established Creator feedback on your work

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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.

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.

Zac Hill

Zac Hill is the co-founder and President of the Office of American Possibilities, the 'launchpad for civic moonshots' behind efforts like Welcome.us, More Perfect, Frontline Justice, Bedrock, and In Pursuit. He is also a member of the Philosophy and Society Lab at the Aspen Institute. Previously he was the co-founder and COO of the Future Project, an award-winning national education nonprofit, and a Lead Game Designer for Magic: The Gathering and Magic: Duels — which was named one of PCGamer's "Top 250 Games of All Time".

 

Zac is the writer and creator of Calliope Knight, a forthcoming graphic novel produced by Annapurna Pictures, and the principal game designer of Where Should We Begin?, a card game by Esther Perel. His work has appeared in The Believer, The Stanford Social Innovation Review, The Huffington Post, The Memphis Flyer, and DailyMTG.com.

 

His Substack, Manual Transmission, deals with the intersection of policy, technology, philanthropy, and how we make enough sense of it to try and create meaning from experience.

Abi Olvera

Abi reinvented herself after a career as a U.S. diplomat.

 

With an Emergent Ventures grant, she took writing workshops for viral online writing and dealing with fear!

 

Now, her Substack has led her to cofound an organization, do high impact research cited in mainstream media, and help improve important narratives in AI and effective altruism discourse.

 

Her piece on how America could have $4 lunches like Japan and other pieces  of hers have hit #4 on Hacker News.

 

She splits her time between writing on her Substack and leading her DC Abundance community organization. 

"I love the Reconstellation mission because it feels like exactly what I did in my pivot!"

Lulie Tanett

Lulie is an embodied presence coach and epistemologist. She hosts the Reason Is Fun podcast with David Deutsch, and writes on topics like inexplicit knowledge, emotional fluidity, the preconditions for progress, and human flourishing.

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Her current work explores creativity, agency, and non-coercive productivity: how to get everything you want, without having to resort to compromise or force, in a way that's enjoyable the whole way through.

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She teaches the Alexander Technique, an embodied mindfulness practice that helps people get unstuck and access creative flow.

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.

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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.

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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.”

She has spent her career working on media, technology, and community-building.

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Lydia is sometimes available for contract work with innovative media companies, think tanks, and research firms.

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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.

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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!

Featured Established Creators

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.

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What changes you could see

Reconstellation is a well-supported arena – described by participants as a “safe sandbox,”, “a monastery for creative projects” and a place for “creative awakenings” and  “permissioning” – where strengthening your relationship with creativity could lead to meaningful progress on the goals you have, the person you want to be, and the life you’re striving for. 
 

  • Making meaningful strides in putting something out there that feels good to you internally (satisfying, correct, truthful) and expresses well externally (appropriate, calibrated, efficacious, promising)
     

  • Practicing strategically applying creativity 1) within your project and 2) in figuring out how to sustainably fit in making progress on your project with everything else going on in your life. 
     

  • Gaining self-understanding and skill in working with your own emotional and perspectival issues that could be hampering many areas of your life. 
     

  • Nurturing creativity as a wellspring for generating inspiration, energy, hope and momentum 
     

  • Receiving outside inspiration and guidance from a number of sources well-suited to your endeavors and personal psychology
     

  • Getting emboldened and energized by the spirit and momentum of creating as part of a group. Many relationships from Reconstellation 1.0 lasted beyond the program. 
     

  • Receive several vantage points, sources and types of feedback on what you created and aspects of your creative process

Who would be a good fit

We’re open to people bringing many types of projects, so no need to hold back on expressing interest.

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We think you could be a good fit if:

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  • You have an endeavor in mind that you’ve been wanting to take on for various reasons (or could come up with one!)
     

  • Our blend of intentional approach, group-based support, and deliberate intensity seem like the right touch for you
     

  • 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…”
     

  • “It would be important for [...] if I got serious about [...]”
     

  • “I’ve always wanted to…”
     

  • “I’ve been meaning to…”
     

  • “For [...], I’d like to define more of a [...]”
     

Organizational leaders and managers 
 

How could a creative push with sustained community support enhance your organizational vision?

 

Creators & Personal Projects
 

How could a creative push with sustained community support breathe life into your project?

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Coaches & Therapists

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How could a creative push with sustained community support enhance your practice?

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Meet us

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Reconstellation is a Supercycle.org program run by co-founders Emily Dama and Tee Barnett, 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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