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by Kyle Nelson (Author), Eli Libby (Author)
The Art of a Solo Retreat is a practical guide for anyone navigating overwhelm, transition, or a deeper search for purpose. Whether you're a high achiever on the edge of burnout, a parent in a season of change, or a creative seeking clarity, this book will show you how to harness the power of intentional solitude to rediscover what truly matters.
Co-founders of The Solo Retreat Company, Eli Libby and Kyle Nelson spent years building businesses and chasing success-until a series of personal and professional setbacks forced them to stop. In that stillness, they found something they hadn't realized they'd lost: themselves. What began as a personal healing practice became a structured retreat system that's now helped thousands reclaim clarity and purpose through the transformative experience of a solo retreat.
What You'll Learn Inside This Book:
✅ How to identify the signs of mental fatigue, decision paralysis, and misalignment before they lead to full burnout
✅ The neuroscience behind why solitude improves clarity, creativity, and well-being
✅ How to plan and structure your own self-guided solo retreat-from one day to three days or more
✅ A proven framework (R.E.S.E.T.) that turns reflection into action and stillness into strategy
✅ The mindset shifts needed to let go of guilt, find internal alignment, and return to life with a clear path forward
✅ Tools, journaling prompts, and guided questions to navigate life transitions with purpose
About the Authors
Eli Libby and Kyle Nelson are best friends, co-founders, and creators of The Solo Retreat Company-an organization dedicated to helping people pause with purpose and return with clarity. After facing loss, failure, and burnout, they created a process that blends reflection and strategy into a transformative retreat experience. Today, they help thousands of people reset their inner compass through solo retreats, coaching, and community. They live in Bend, Oregon, where they run their business and raise their families near the mountains.
