BEAT THE ODDS

Get Above the Business. Get Around the Right People.

A BlueprintOS retreat is time away from the day-to-day to think bigger, work through what’s keeping you stuck, and spend time with business owners solving many of the same problems from completely different industries.

THIS ISN’T A CONFERENCE.

No packed ballroom. No sitting through presentations all day. No notebook full of ideas you never use.

Beat The Odds combines deep work, hands-on exercises, real conversations, recreation, and enough space to actually think.

The goal is to step away from the noise, lead yourself first, and return to the business with greater clarity about what you’re building next.

PAST RETREATS

BEAT THE ODDS – LAKE GUNTERSVILLE


BTO Attendees enjoyed a mix of lake activities and recreation, deep work above the business, and relaxation. From hands on exercises that highlight important business principles, to the ultra-popular “board of advisors” sessions, to friendly competition in wiffle ball and beach volleyball, business owners gathered from all over the country to spend invaluable time leading themselves first and designing the business they wanted.

BEAT THE ODDS – KIAWAH ISLAND


BTO Attendees enjoyed a mix of golf and recreation, deep work above the business, and relaxation. From hands on exercises that highlight important business principles, to the ultra-popular “board of advisors” sessions, to friendly competition during the exercises, business owners gathered from all over the country to spend invaluable time leading themselves first and designing the business they wanted.

BEAT THE ODDS – SCOTTSDALE


BTO Attendees enjoyed a mix of lake activities and recreation, deep work above the business, and relaxation. From hands on exercises that highlight important business principles, to the ultra-popular “board of advisors” sessions, to friendly competition in wiffle ball and beach volleyball, business owners gathered from all over the country to spend invaluable time leading themselves first and designing the business they wanted.