You’re on the calendar.Your good-fit call is locked in.
Check your inbox. A calendar invite with the video link is on its way. This is a real conversation, not a pitch. We get to know each other and decide, together, whether this room is right for you right now.
Confidentiality By Design:
NDAs, No Note Takers, No Recordings, No Shame
Three simple steps
between now and the room
Check your email
A calendar invite with the private video link is on its way. Add it now so it does not get buried under everything else you run.
Show up as you are
Nothing to prepare. No deck, no homework. Bring the thing that has been keeping you up at night. That is the whole agenda.
We decide together
If it is a fit, you are invited into the next cohort. If the timing is off, we will tell you straight. No pressure either way.
You already did the hard part.
This is the smart part.
You run the company. You carry the recovery. What almost no one has is a single room where both of those truths can sit in the same chair, out loud, with people who get it.
Revenue doesn’t fix resentment. Scaling does not solve self. You learned that the hard way, probably more than once. The bigger the business got, the clearer it became that the work was never really about the business.
The thing that nearly took you out is cunning, baffling, powerful, and it does not retire when the company starts working. It just changes outfits. Self-will run riot scales with the company. More money, more leverage, more places to hide. That is exactly why a founder in recovery needs a room most other founders never will.
Your accountant can read your P&L. A meeting can hold your sobriety. Almost nobody can hold both at once, without flinching, under an NDA. That overlap is the entire reason Phoenix exists, and it is the part you cannot outsource, outwork, or out-earn.
Emotional sobriety is the edge. The founders who keep it are the ones with somewhere honest to take the truth before it costs them a marriage, a company, or a year of sobriety. You just booked your way into that somewhere.
A peer advisory board built for
founders in recovery
Part board of directors, part trusted circle. A small, vetted group of entrepreneurs who happen to share the same bond: we got honest, got sober, and kept building anyway.
How the room runs
Member updates
Everyone shares their top 5% and bottom 5% from the month. Celebrations and the stuff that is actually hard. Real-time feedback from people who have run the play.
Member spotlight
One member goes deep on their story and their business that month, and gets the focused attention of the whole room.
Why it stays safe
Nothing is recorded. No note-takers in the room. Every member signs an NDA before they ever get the link. What is said in the room stays in the room, full stop. That is what lets people say the things they cannot say anywhere else.
Kept deliberately small
A tight group means everyone gets real airtime, and trust builds fast. Members span tech, health, real estate, finance, staffing, construction, and more.
The math is not close
- Monthly 2-hour peer advisory sessions
- Deep-dive member spotlights
- A small, vetted room of founders in recovery
- A safe place for the success-level struggles
- NDAs, no recordings, no note-takers, no shame
A fraction of what the rooms you already know cost.
Peers pay north of $20,000 a year for YPO, EO, or Vistage. Phoenix runs about $4,200 a year, and it is the only one of those rooms where recovery is not something you hide between agenda items.
And if you show up, do the work, and still have not gotten enough value to justify it, we refund the full amount. The risk sits with us, not you.
There is a seat with your name on it.
You spend most of your days being the one with the answers. For two hours a month, you get to be the one in the room who finally does not have to be. We have ceased fighting anything or anyone. That is what this room is for.
Watch your inbox, and we will see you soon.