Getting In
Now for the hard part: actually getting accepted as a member. Ghost offers a limited number of application-based memberships, capping them at around 200 to "preserve the intimacy of the experience." There are options tailored to BIPOC artists and creatives, women in wellness, and a tier for "community-driven content creators," as well as a general application for high-powered VIPs and, we guess, overall hot people.
In addition to your basic info, the application asks for your social handles, company name and job title, and links to any portfolios of your creative work. If you pass that round, you'll get a call-back for an in-person interview, where they'll size you up even further.
We suppose if you want to rub elbows with models, influencers, and CEOs while you train, you'll have better luck if you fall into one of those categories yourself.
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