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Lions Gate retreat application guide
Lions Gate uses a short online application and a private conversation before a mutual decision. Here is what to expect and how to prepare, without filling it in for you.
Disclosure: Lions Gate Retreats is a Chronicle partner. Facts below come from lionsgateretreats.com as read on 12 October 2026 and can change, so confirm on the official site before you decide.
The process in three steps
From lionsgateretreats.com on 12 October 2026: you request a place, you have a private conversation, and if there is a fit the decision is mutual. The cohort is small (the site says ten men), so fit matters to them too.
What the form covers
The request page showed 14 questions in three steps (your retreat, about you, your intention), roughly six minutes. Topics: preferred duration, career accomplishments, name and contact details, location and age group, company annual revenue, motivation (such as fitness, recovery, breathwork or reset), prior retreat experience, preferred timeframe, group or solo preference, and the outcomes you want. We do not collect or repeat any of that on Chronicle.
Prepare before you start
- Decide 14 or 30 days after reading Lions Gate 14-day vs 30-day retreat.
- Know your possible dates and who covers the business.
- Write two sentences on what you want to be different afterwards.
- Check your passport and travel insurance.
- Prepare any health questions for a clinician.
After you apply
Expect a call. Use it to ask about the 14 day price, rooms (see Lions Gate accommodation and room arrangements), cancellation terms and the payment split into two installments. Do not pay before you have everything in writing. Apply only on the official site.
A note on the revenue question
The form asks about annual company revenue. That is a screening and fit question, and you can decide how much detail to give. Ask during the call how it is used and who sees it. The page says your information stays private; ask for the privacy policy if you want specifics.
If you are applying with a partner or friends, tell them early. The options differ for solo, two person and three man arrangements, and they may need to apply too.
If you are not accepted
The site describes a mutual decision, so a no is possible. That is not a judgement on your business. Ask whether you can reapply for a later cohort, and in the meantime see the guides on How to choose a retreat as a founder for other ways to pick a retreat.
Questions people ask
How does applying work?
The site describes requesting a place, a private conversation and then a mutual decision if there is a fit.
How long is the form?
The application page said 14 questions across three steps, about 6 minutes.
What does it ask?
Topics include retreat length, background, basic details, company revenue, motivation, prior retreat experience, timing, solo or group, and desired outcomes.
Is my information private?
The page says your information stays private and a team member will contact you directly. Read their privacy terms.
Sources and further reading
Ready to see if Lions Gate fits?
Review the current program and request your place directly with Lions Gate. Pricing, eligibility and booking terms are set by the retreat.
Request a place →Lions Gate Retreats advertises on The Company Chronicle. This guide was written by our editorial team from public sources and general professional practice; it does not describe a guarantee, quote or offer from Lions Gate Retreats. Confirm current terms, prices and availability with the operator before you decide.