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No—but you do need to be realistic.
Each trip has baseline physical requirements, and preparation is part of the experience. These aren’t casual vacations, but they’re also not ego-driven sufferfests. The goal is growth, not performance.
If you’re unsure, the application process helps determine fit.
Because small groups build trust.
Keeping trips intentionally small allows for:
Better communication
Safer decision-making
Deeper connection
A stronger sense of belonging
Scaling fast would dilute what makes this work. That’s not the goal.
No.
Project InsulNation trips are shared experiences—not guided tours or coaching programs. Participants manage their own diabetes and contribute to the group dynamic. Leadership is present, but responsibility is shared.
This is about learning with people, not being led by someone.
