Day 1: Leadership baseline — Who am I as a leader?
Personality, motives, values and your current organisational system become visible. ID37, the LINC Personality Profiler and VISTEMA create a robust situation map.
Five days under sail combine personal development, self-leadership and practical seamanship—intensive, curated and transferred directly into your entrepreneurial practice.
When routines fall away and you become part of the crew, your mindset, presence and relationship with responsibility become tangible. This creates personal development that transfers directly into your leadership practice.
Practical seamanship and personal development work together. Situations on board reveal immediately how you communicate under pressure, hand over responsibility, build trust and deal with uncertainty. Every day connects a development theme with the real sailing lab.
Personality, motives, values and your current organisational system become visible. ID37, the LINC Personality Profiler and VISTEMA create a robust situation map.
Using Loevinger’s development stages and Ken Wilber’s integral perspective, you reflect on maturity, conflict capability and self-leadership—not as judgement, but as the next step.
Trust, productive conflict, commitment and results are explored through Lencioni’s Five Dysfunctions and translated into concrete leadership rituals.
Meisner-inspired work sharpens presence, listening and clear communication. You work on difficult messages, feedback and conflict—without losing connection.
Theory U, presencing and intuition support consequential decisions from a viable future perspective. The week culminates in your personal chart and 90-day transfer.
Your digital logbook accompanies the entire week: profiles, system map, observations, decisions and experiments become your personal chart. With the 14-day Future Map and 90-day plan, transfer starts during the retreat—not afterwards.
Request a place →Our home port is Marina Warnemünde. Depending on wind, weather and learning dynamics, the voyage leads through Mecklenburg Bay, around Darßer Ort or towards southern Denmark and the Kadetrinne.
Protected legs for orientation, crew building and the first leadership experiments.
More open water, longer legs and greater navigational intensity when conditions allow.
An intensive route for a sea-ready crew—with watches, handovers and sustained responsibility.
A high-quality, seaworthy yacht with space for focused work and life as a crew. Accommodation is in shared cabins; ship handling, navigation, watches and crew organisation are part of the programme.




What makes this format distinctive: sailing and facilitation remain in one hand. Sascha Adam combines more than 30 years in venture building, digitalisation, leadership and organisational development with rigorous personal development work and practical seamanship.
Introductory price · limited places
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No. You learn practical seamanship step by step. Safety always comes first.
Very—professionally, personally and practically. You work on real questions and transfer the insights into daily business.
The route and daily rhythm adapt to wind, weather and safety. The development programme remains complete.
Participants stay in shared double cabins. Life on board, watches and crew organisation are deliberately part of the experience.
After confirmation you receive a packing list. A laptop or tablet and your own mobile data connection are needed for the personal logbook.
If you seek honest development under real conditions, this is the right setting.
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