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Project XSelection events 1 open · 2 sealed

Selection events.

Small groups, private houses, three nights. You can't book a seat. Leave a signal, and if yours stands out you're invited to the next one.

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001 · open5 seats

Malibu, California

December 4 to 7, 2026. Three nights in a private house in the hills above the Pacific, a halal private chef, and the ten SuccessMap steps. $8,500 a seat, paid only if you're selected.

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SEALED
002 · sealedseats unknown

Spring 2027

The location is sealed. The signal list hears first.

SEALED
003 · sealedseats unknown

Summer 2027

The location is sealed. The signal list hears first.

→How selection works

You can't apply. You can only be found.

Every event follows the same three steps, and the weekend is the middle one, not the last.

  1. 01 · The signalYou leave one line.

    Something nobody has written before, and your email. A real person reads every one.

  2. 02 · The selection eventThree nights in a private house.

    If your line stands out, you're invited. Seats are capped by private rooms, so nobody shares a room or a bed.

  3. 03 · The Foundation30 days, then a decision.

    We check in on day 7, day 14 and day 30. Then the Foundation decides who joins, and access opens in order: the technology, the hardware, then the spaces.

The signal

If this is you, leave a line.

Write one line nobody has written before and leave your email. The signal list hears about every event first.

About the eventsProject X selection events are run by the SuccessMap Foundation. Details can change before the invitations go out; the invitation is final.
About the channelThe channel wasn't real. No members were watching, and everything it said about you was worked out by your own browser, on your device. Like most websites, this one does use Google Analytics and Hotjar, which count visits and can record how you move through the page. The signals you send are kept privately by the SuccessMap Foundation.
ExhibitsEvery window is a camera move through the film's sets. You moved the camera by scrolling.