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What do you get?

Free access to our live webinars, our quarterly HARVEST newspaper, our weekly newsletter, and our full library of workbooks.
You won't be disappointed.

Live webinars

Every live webinar is free for members. A single ticket is usually $19, the price of a month in the Club.

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Also in the Club
An open spread of The Harvest newspaper
HARVEST, our quarterly newspaper
Second Harvest workbooks displayed on a shelf
Our full library of workbooks
A Second Harvest water bottle on a cafe table
And now and then, a gift in the mail

"We're all just walking each
other home" ~ Ram Dass

Read

HARVEST newspaper, in your mailbox.

The newspaper, printed and mailed to you, plus the full archive of essays and letters. Something that asks for a slower kind of attention than a tab.

Do

The complete workbook library.

Members get access to every workbook we have made, and each new one first, so the work continues between the conversations.

Gather

Live webinars and members' sessions.

Get free year-round access to our online events with Richard, Devon, our amazing guests and speakers. Normally $49-$120 per event.

Belong

Invitations and discounts to live events.

Club members get early notifications of our exclusive retreats, dinners and regional events. We keep events small to ensure high quality conversations.

You get over $1,540 of value for $199.

What the pieces would cost bought separately, and what the Club costs.

HARVEST newspaper, printed and mailed for a year
$120
The full workbook library
$180
Live monthly webinars
$240
Discounts to events
up to $1,000
What you would normally pay
$1,540
What you actually pay
$199

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  • Discounts on live events
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What alumni are saying.

"You couldn’t ask for a better guide to reinvention than Richard. He’s brilliant, curious, empathetic, and a great friend. He constantly challenges himself and those around him to do better, to be better, and anyone lucky enough to attend this retreat will leave renewed."
— Martin
"I just wanted to say thank you — these last few days at Second Harvest were some of the most meaningful I’ve had in a long time. I came in feeling raw and unsure, hoping to find what’s next, and I’m leaving with not just tools, but a community of people I can lean on as I work through a lot of transition, hurt, and healing."
— Nehal Patel
"I can not express how grateful I am for that weekend. Wow I am totally blown away. I really was soooo stuck and it’s helped me see a bit of a way out. It was incredible - you really were not kidding when you said it was going to be magic. Thank you thank you!!"
— Colleen Zulich
"Thank you so much for having me on this trip. It was such an honor to be part of this journey with you. Would love to connect when you’re back and continue this journey together!"
— Mary Grace Levin
This gave me clarity I did not realize I was missing. From the very first day, it surfaced beliefs I had been carrying for years without questioning them or even being aware of them. Seeing those stories clearly helped me understand how much of my urgency, fear, and pressure were rooted in old narratives about identity, safety, and aging.
— Kristen Shaheen
It was a punctuation in time that was much needed; reminding me to be intentional. I appreciated the experimental mindset vs. goal-driven one - which is usually what happens at the onset of any calendar year with resolutions where you are thinking in absolutes. I found this to be much more forgiving, softer, approachable, and framing it in this way felt like way less of a daunting, scrutinizing task and more like a nudge in the self-love direction.
— Lauren Sozio
By working through the combination of "ID" narratives and "OS" narratives and living in the questions, I've achieved an interesting new state of acceptance and curiosity. Instead of trying to optimize my way into a better self, I can instead pursue a felt-state (beginner's mind) to build around:.. openness, curiosity, presence, expression, humility, freedom from expectation, connection, etc. My freedom of movement seems to have increased. And, coincidentally or not, new doors appear to be opening. Super grateful, thank you!
— Brandon Comstock
The biggest realization for me was stepping back and recognizing how long I’ve been stuck in this uncomfortable space, fully identifying with the unhelpful narrative. I’ve been perpetuating this heavy cloud of despair and ruin—completely at odds with the optimistic, adventurous, "can-do-anything" dreamer version of myself. I’m hyper-aware of this now. And know people around me are noticing.
— Chris Merrill
I did day one [of the 72-Hour Reset} yesterday and was truly saddened by the stories that surfaced and how they’ve shaped me. Excited to reframe a few things in my life so I can move forward.
— JP Tanner
I really love how you two consciously create space for people to be vulnerable. It is quite beautiful and so appreciated - especially in a world that sometimes feels lonely, uncertain and polarized.
— Christine Holland
I really appreciate the continued engagement you’ve been offering after the initial call. The biweekly conversations and the effort you’re putting into keeping the community connected say a lot about what you’re building. All of this is landing at a meaningful transitional moment for me, so I’m grateful for the timing.
— Erik Bettencourt
Thank you for a wonderful overall Spring Summit event. The time and love you put into it was evident, and the positive energy was tangible. I loved the breathwork and visualization. The fireside chats were very inspirational. The vulnerability the speakers showed helped them be relatable.
— John Simonetta
I was observing the Spring Summit participants at all times, which is what I always do, and people seemed so connected and so engaged and really really moved by a lot of the conversation. I was so happy for you guys and so glad to be included.
— Kristin Cabot
I felt like I really needed this and it allowed me to take a step back and just pour into myself. It felt great also having some meaningful conversations and connections. You and Richard make such a great team and are doing something so special.
— Kim G
Thank you so much for the chance to join you all. It was so cool to see what you have built and experience it first hand. I came away with some great nuggets. The breath work and my third crop circle session were so dope!
— Bethany LoMonaco
Shit happens in life. In my case, as a CEO you really aren't afforded the mental space to process and adjust. Second Harvest creates an environment of similar beings with similar journeys. You can pause, reflect and set a new course or at the very least a new mindset allowing you to go forward in a more meaningful way.
— Jeff Dickerson
The anti-conference, that has set me on my path. I want to be part of Second Harvest for years to come.
— Elisabeth B
The synergy, empathy, and openness in the room felt like a warm blanket on a chilly day. I left feeling grateful, encouraged, and connected.
— Steve Woodward
I can't tell you how much I loved today's Spring Summit. Thank you for the thoughtfulness with which you brought us all together and helped us along our winding journeys.
— Angela P
I want you to know what I appreciate that WASN'T there: no scarcity sales pitch to join, no loud music and dancing before each session, no long intros for each speaker, no fist pumping your neighbor telling them "YOU can do this." I loved the space that was created, the invitation to be imperfect, the breath… the magic.
— Sandy A
More details to come, but Second Harvest and the 72-hour reset were the catalyst. I made changes at my company this week Team shuffles, getting stable, rebuilding. Love you, bye.
— Chris M
Richard, I can’t even begin to tell you but our life is changing faster than the trees whip by the window when you look HARD RIGHT out of your car when driving down I-95. I’ve made new friends and I’m just fucking blown away about the fact that I’ve tapped into a whole other stratosphere of life, that I never even knew existed before reconnecting with you and Devon. I really want to thank you.
— Randy Bernard
It was such a pleasure spending a day with you all last month. Such a meaningful and impactful fellowship.
— Tucker Hamilton
I also want to share why this experience was so special to me. You helped me discover feelings and possibilities I didn’t know existed. I felt safe to be myself and share my most vulnerable moments without judgment. This was not easy to do but I did it and came out of it stronger because I felt seen and celebrated by each of you. I’m incredibly grateful for the space you created for me to simply be and trust. You all are a gift.
— Susanna Yee
It was such a great experience with amazing people! So much better than I would have thought. I’ve learned more about myself by observing and listening to you all. I loved every sunny day of it and will keep it as a beautiful memory. Thank you all and love to see you someday somewhere!
— Kenny Morrell
Richard, the call yesterday really shifted things. Since we spoke, I’ve launched my advisory, announced on LinkedIn, solidified the frameworks and narrative around the work, and have a first client wanting a proposal. I’m excited to build the momentum.
— Eric Goldstein
“The retreat gave me emotional clarity I didn’t know I needed. I came looking for quiet and reflection, but what I found was connection. I left with friendships and a renewed sense of courage for what comes next.”
— Suzanne Balassone
I had no idea what I'd be walking into, but I was so happy to be a participant. The energy was real, and the impact was palpable for folks. I suspect that's not an easy emotion to create, so kudos. And, I met some very cool humans.
— Peter Zotto
I’ve been thinking about our conversation this morning and wanted to thank you. It was such a meaningful conversation for me. I felt seen by you in a way that I very rarely experience, and that alone meant more than I can really say. I also really appreciated the way you helped me draw a line between where I’ve been and something I’m moving toward but still can’t entirely see. I may not be able to name the destination yet, but after our conversation, I feel like I can sense it a little more clearly.
— Kate Kittredge
“There is something rare about being truly seen, and that’s what happened at Second Harvest. It wasn’t about performance, but presence. I left with more than memories — I left with allies.”
— Jennifer Linehan
“The biggest surprise was how much laughter and lightness accompanied the depth. I came expecting something serious and got that, but also joy, play, and the power of pausing. It was exactly what I didn’t know I needed.”
— Brad Stanton
“The retreat was a reminder that slowing down is not the same as stepping back. It’s actually moving forward with more intention. I found space to breathe, and in that space, new ideas emerged.”
— Natalie Fernandez
“We often spend our lives talking, but rarely do we spend them listening. In Austria, I was reminded that silence can be the most generous gift. Second Harvest taught me how to be present again.”
— Wouter Oudemans
“I thought I was coming for inspiration. What I received was transformation. A rare gift, not because it was flashy, but because it was simple, human, and true.”
— Nino Maisuradze
“What struck us was the intimacy of it all. Fireside chats, shared meals, quiet walks in the forest — these were not just activities, they were containers for courage and creativity to emerge. It reminded us why human proximity is the real luxury.”
— Bernhard & Kathrin

FAQs

What is the Club?

The Club is Second Harvest's membership for people who want to stay in the conversation between retreats. It bundles Harvest, our newspaper, mailed to you; the complete workbook library, with each new workbook first; live webinars and members' sessions; and the occasional gift in the mailbox. One membership, $19 a month or $199 a year, cancel anytime.

What arrives in the mail, and how often?

Harvest, the newspaper, and now and then something else: a member item, a print, a small gift. We tell you two weeks before an edition ships and again the day it goes in the mail.

What do I get?

Everything. There are no tiers any more: every member receives Harvest in the mail, the full workbook library, the live webinars and members' sessions, and the occasional gift. The only choice is monthly or annual.

Where do you ship?

Within the United States for now. We are a deliberately small operation, and getting the domestic experience right comes first. Members outside the US are welcome for the library, the webinars and the sessions; we will expand physical shipping when we can do it well.

How is billing handled?

Monthly at $19 or annually at $199, your choice at checkout. Annual works out to about ten months for the price of twelve. Your card is charged on the same date each month or year until you cancel.

Can I cancel anytime?

Yes, from the member portal, in a minute, with no calls and no retention scripts. You keep everything through the end of the period you paid for, and you keep your first issue even if you leave.

How do I update my address or payment method?

Visit our Manage My Membership page and enter your email. We'll send you a one-time code, no password to remember. From there you can update your shipping address, change your payment method, switch between monthly and annual, or download invoices. If you're moving, please update your address at least three weeks before the next mailing.

When does the next edition ship?

Harvest mails four times a year, roughly with the seasons. We email you two weeks before each edition ships and again on the day it goes in the mail.

Can I give a membership as a gift?

Not yet. We’re working on that as an option. We’ll announce that if and when that makes sense.

Can I switch between monthly and annual?

Yes, any time from the member portal. Stripe prorates the difference automatically.

What happens at renewal?

Memberships renew automatically, monthly or annually, until you cancel. Before an annual renewal we send a reminder thirty days out, and if your card has expired we email you to update it first.

I'm a retreat alum. Is there anything different for me?

Yes. Alumni get a small thank-you in the first package, and if you have sat across from us at a retreat or summit you will get an alumni code for a signup discount.

Why a physical newspaper in 2026?

Because something arriving in your mailbox is different from something arriving in your inbox. It shows our commitment to our community, and it’s fun. It asks for a slower kind of attention. We believe the people doing the work of a second harvest deserve correspondence that respects the work, not another tab to close.

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