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20/05/2026
They’ll find a venue I sourced.
A programme I built around a teacher I trust and a group I’ve never met.
Details thought through weeks ago.
Good retreat design is invisible but it creates the conditions for something to unfold.
Salento, Italy.
11 people.
Sold out.
If you have a retreat idea sitting in your head that hasn’t quite come together yet, my DM is open. That’s exactly where I start.
There was a version of me earlier in my retreat planning career, who thought the answer to every “it’s a bit much for us” was to give more, include more, justify more.
She was working so hard. She was also running herself into the ground.
Somewhere along the way I stopped defending my rate and started trusting it.
That shift didn’t only come from confidence. It came from watching what happened when I said yes to the wrong fit and deciding I wasn’t going to keep doing that to myself.
If you’re a yoga teacher, retreat leader, or wellness professional in that earlier chapter right now: it’s okay. Pricing yourself properly is a skill, and it takes time to build. Just keep noticing.
💬 What’s something you’ve outgrown in how you run your wellness business?
07/05/2026
This retreat sold out in 7 days and it happened because of two things coming together: the work I put into designing every detail, and N’s clarity, trust, and dedication in bringing her community along.
I curated the destination, the venue, the flow, the experience. She knew exactly who she was designing this for - and she showed up for every person who was considering it, until they felt ready to say yes.
Neither of us could have done it the same way alone.
If you’re building in the retreat or wellness space, I think there’s something in this for you, whether you’re collaborating or going solo.
💬 Tag the collaborator who makes your work better. They deserve it.
16/04/2026
33% of you answered “profit margin??” in my poll last week.
This one is for you.
Swipe through for the top line — and if you want the full breakdown, including a real example from two retreats I worked on, the blog post is live now.
Comment PROFIT and I’ll send you the link.🚀
08/04/2026
These are some of the retreats I have designed and planned for this summer ✨ all very different in format, location and intention.
What they have in common is not the place, but the level of detail behind each one.
Different audiences require different structures. And that’s often what determines whether a retreat works (or doesn’t).
If one of these feels like the right fit, send me a message and I’ll walk you through it.👣
P.s.: Part 2 dropping later this week. 👀
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30/03/2026
The wellness industry talks about community but runs on isolation.
I felt that firsthand a few weeks ago.
When a retreat and I had been building together had to be postponed suddenly everything landed on us at once.
Participant questions. Numbers to revisit. Too many decisions to take.
What saved us wasn’t a protocol or a contingency plan. It was each other.✨
Because we had built a real partnership based on trust (not just a working relationship) we were able to zoom out and take action. We held space for each other first, and then for everyone else.
I wrote about what that looked like in this week’s Lessons from the Field, my newsletter.
If this resonated, reply to this message with TOGETHER and I will send it to you.❣️
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Most people designing retreats have lost touch with what it feels like to need one.
When you’re deep in the logistics - the schedules, the details, the group dynamics - the participant’s experience can slowly become something you manage rather than something you feel.
I made a rule for myself early on as a retreat designer: I will never stop being a participant.
Not to research or benchmark. But because I need to be reminded, regularly, what it actually feels like to hand over control.
To arrive somewhere and not have to think. Not have to plan. Not have to hold anything together.
Just show up and trust.✨
That’s what people are really looking for when they book a retreat. And staying connected to that feeling is, I think, one of the most important things I do at Kenko.
This is why I attended a retreat as a guest last week. And it reminded me again, exactly what’s at stake.
Tell me honestly, when did you last attend a retreat as a participant? 👇🏼
And if this resonated, I write about what it actually takes to do this work well every Tuesday in Lessons from the Field. Link in bio.
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19/03/2026
I often hear teachers say they’re organised enough to plan a retreat on their own.
And in many cases, they’re right.
But if planning a retreat was only about being organised…
why do so many retreats lose money?
Most retreats don’t struggle because teachers aren’t capable.
They struggle because pricing, margins, logistics, and operations are harder than they look.
Being capable of doing everything yourself doesn’t always mean you should.
If you’ve planned a retreat before, which part do you find most challenging?
Comment the number:
1️⃣ Pricing & margins
2️⃣ Finding the right venue
3️⃣ Logistics & operations
4️⃣ Selling the retreat
5️⃣ Something else
I’m curious to see what comes up.
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13/03/2026
Retreats are often associated with beauty, travel and transformative experiences, and most of the time they deliver exactly that. Yet part of the craft behind the scenes is the capacity to navigate when circumstances shift without warning.
More on that on this blog, link in bio 🔗
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Most of the work around retreats is about planning.
Venues.
Budgets.
Logistics.
Experiences.
But every now and then, situations arise that no one could have predicted l, and honestly, situations you wish you would never have to deal with.
Global events. Travel disruptions. Sudden changes in context.
In those moments, the work shifts.
It’s no longer about the plan.
It’s about staying calm, reassessing what is still possible, and guiding people through uncertainty.
One of the most important lessons in this work is learning to separate what can be influenced from what cannot, and then focusing on the next practical step.
Not everything can be planned for.
But how you respond always matters.
Whether we’re already working together or not, my door is open.
If you need to talk through your retreat plans in this uncertain moment, feel free to reach out.
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