Moonshot Day
One day, thirty seats, no observers. Everyone in the room controls a portfolio and is prepared to say what it is for.
A Moonshot sentence you are willing to leave unchanged for a decade — or the honest finding that you do not have one yet.
Principal only. No delegates, no advisors, no observers. Disclosed on confirmation. As at 26 August 2026.
1 day · 30 seats · closed room
Chapter 17 asks a question most people have never actually been made to answer: do you have a Moonshot, or do you have an aspiration that has been rewritten twice this year? Moonshot Day is that question, run for a full day, in a room where nobody can hide behind a deck.
Thirty seats. Principals only — no delegates, no advisors, no observers — because the conversation only works when every person in the room can commit on the spot. The day ends with each participant reading their sentence aloud. Some of them are not ready, and saying so in that room is worth the fee on its own.
Published in advance.
You should be able to decide whether a day is worth your time from the agenda rather than from the promise.
The Chapter 17 test
Run properly, on your objective, in writing.
Physically specific
Why an objective that cannot be photographed is not yet an objective.
The rewrite audit
How many times has it changed this year? The answer is diagnostic.
Subordination
What in your group is currently not subordinated to it, and what that costs.
Reading it aloud
Each principal, one sentence, to the room.
A Moonshot sentence you are willing to leave unchanged for a decade — or the honest finding that you do not have one yet.
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Questions about Moonshot Day
Answered plainly, with the real figures. If something here is wrong, tell us and it goes in the log.
Chairmen and founders only, and principals only — no delegates, no advisors, no observers — because the conversation works only when everyone present can commit on the spot. Seats are allocated by application. Of the thirty, two-thirds go to returning groups; eleven were open as at 26 August 2026.
₹2,50,000 for the principal's seat. That is the whole price: it covers one person, and the seat cannot be passed to a delegate or an advisor. Payment is taken after the seat is confirmed, never before, and the venue is disclosed on confirmation. Stated as at 26 August 2026.
Twice a year, one full day each time: 19 March 2027 and 24 September 2027. The city rotates between Chennai, Coimbatore and Dubai, and the venue is disclosed on confirmation rather than published. It is a closed room of thirty seats with no observers, which is why the location is not announced in advance.
Scale and scope. The Summit is two days in Chennai for about 600 people and teaches the five altitudes in sequence. Moonshot Day is one day for thirty principals on a single question: do you have a Moonshot, or an aspiration that has been rewritten twice this year.
A Moonshot sentence you are willing to leave unchanged for a decade — or the honest finding that you do not have one yet. The day runs the Chapter 17 test in writing, audits how many times the objective has been rewritten this year, examines what in your group is not subordinated to it, and ends with each principal reading their sentence aloud.