What a $500K Retreat Can't Fix (But Truth Can) | Lunch with Chris

Every retreat has a porcupine-through-the-shower-ceiling moment. What doesn't is a leader willing to go first with the truth. This is the Company Retreat series finale — Jury Duty Season 2 just dropped its finale, and I'm closing the loop on four weeks of diagnosing dumb theater with the one thing that actually breaks it: truth. The spark for today: Plex went viral on X this week. A $500K Honduras retreat that ended with food poisoning, Navy Seal drills, a tarantula eaten, and 20 people stranded on an island overnight. Some said they bonded. Chris says: survivorship bias. The people who felt threatened just left. It doesn't have to be that dramatic. What's missing in most corporate culture moments isn't intensity. It's truth. 🔑 The IFQ™ (Identity Fear Quotient) reveals what's driving your decisions under pressure — the same tool Chris took live on air last week. 4 questions. Free: 👉 https://www.taketheifq.com?utm_source...