Join Mark LeBlanc and find your way to true business growth! 

In the 90s, opportunities to attend an expensive bootcamp were on the rise. These weekend events were often $10,000 or more and held over three or four long days. Inspired by legendary, hall of fame speaker, Joel Weldon, “When everyone is going one way, what if you went the other way?” 

Over three hours, he created the anti-boot camp. It would start on a Friday afternoon and end on Sunday at noon. With plenty of breaks in between focused conversations, exercises, and an in-depth look at what matters most – the first Achievers Circle was held in April 2000.  

The weekend revealed the best practices, strategies, ideas, and tools that would guide independent professionals to think like an artist and act like a business owner. Mark designed the weekend to deliver high content that was practical, immediately accessible, and proven to work in the real world. If newly minted Achievers listened carefully, and used the weekend to make decisions, they would be rewarded with steps they could immediately take to create momentum, and lead to more business. 

It would not be and is not for the faint of heart. Mark holds up a mirror to what people want and what they are willing to do in order to get more of what they want. It is an experience for only a handful or up to fifteen professionals on any given weekend. It is filled with opportunities for growth and possibilities for profit. It is a place where excuses are crushed, and a sense of spirit is restored.  

As a result of attending this unique experience, attendees often share their future in a new light, develop a systematic approach to perform at their best, and walk away with tools that help them put ideas into action within days. 

The fascinating part of the experience? There is no set fee. Seriously. 

If you register, you pay a $250 non-refundable seat deposit. After completing a survey of preplanning questions, attendees must commit to attending the entire retreat from start to finish. No late arrivals and no early departures. At the end of the weekend, participants will write a check or put an amount on their credit card for the value received, future impact realized, and what he or she can realistically afford to invest. If needed people can make several payments on their retreat contribution.  

Will you reserve a seat at a retreat in the next twelve months?