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A fighter. A dreamer. A problem solver.

If you are here, I have a feeling we should work together.
So for those who do not know me yet — here is a little piece of me. 🌿

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There is something about going back to where you’re from.

The streets that knew you before everything else. The air that feel like a cuddle.

Your shoulders drop. You slow down. And for a moment you feel like a kid again, in the best possible way.

Home does that. Nothing else quite like it.

Where is the place that does this for you?



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Before we touch a venue, a date, or a budget I ask three questions.

1️⃣Why now.
2️⃣Who this is actually for.
3️⃣And whether they have the capacity to make it happen.

The answers tell me almost everything I need to know. And they surface most of the problems before anything gets signed.

The full piece on this goes live on the blog next Tuesday. Save this for when you’re in the early stages.



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Most retreat leaders validate the wrong thing.

They measure interest. Comments, poll responses, DMs full of excitement.

None of that tells you whether someone will actually pay.

Real validation is a specific ask at a real price point and watching what happens next.
I wrote the full breakdown on the blog this week.

Comment VALIDATE and I’ll send you the link directly.



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“I’d love to come” is not a booking.

It’s not even close to one.

And designing your retreat around the assumption that it is will cost you — financially and emotionally.

Next Tuesday I’m publishing a full piece on exactly this gap and how to navigate it. If this resonated, you’ll want to read it.

Have you ever launched a retreat and been surprised by the gap between the interest and the actual sign ups? Tell me in the comments.



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