A four-day men’s retreat for clarity, challenge, brotherhood, and recommitment.
November 12–15, 2026 · Lake Panasoffkee, FL
Limited to 12 men · 3 spots remaining
When entering a circle of men,
men dedicated to their growth, to their purpose, men ready to fully meet as they are, men with intentions, a unique space opens.
A deep space of practice, where things transform, shift, are born, or die.
The Commitment retreat is about all of this.
It’s about letting go of the life you live.
About healing.
About practicing.
About letting whatever needs to be free, be freed.
It’s about being seen, held, and loved along the process.
It’s about expanding your capacity to hold.
And finally, it is about recommitting to this life you chose,
with more space, more peace, more clarity, more direction, more freedom.
Every moment is a moment to recommit.

What to Expect

Location

What’s Included
Limited to 12 men.
To finalize your registration, we invite new participants to a short introductory call to connect and ensure alignment.
“The awakening lived up to its name. Like a slap in the face or a bucket of cold water, it made me intensely aware of all the things in my life that no longer served me.
Brice as a facilitator has the magical ability to push you to your absolute limits while simultaneously curating a bond of safety and trust that allows you go to further than you thought possible. He knew exactly what each of us needed before we even were aware, and gently guided us there.
I am not the same man that I was pulling up to that farm. Instead I am stronger, more aware, more confident, more alive than I have ever been. I am truly awake.”
“Brice created a space where everything is taken care of, all I had to do was show up.
What this retreat brought to me was transformation. I love more, I have a bigger capacity to reflect and respond and not react.
I’ve read books and I’ve done a lot of self practices to heal, grow, love and lead as a man but this 4 day retreat trumped all that. I feel so blessed to have had this opportunity to grow with him amongst other men, who I now call my brothers.”


