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I knew in about ten minutes.Not because it was the most luxurious place I’ve seen.Because it was easy to imagine the ret...
15/10/2026

I knew in about ten minutes.

Not because it was the most luxurious place I’ve seen.

Because it was easy to imagine the retreat already happening there.

That’s what I look for on every visit.

Not just “is it beautiful?”

But “can guests picture their week here from one photo?”

Because when they can, your marketing gets lighter.

You’re not convincing anyone.

You’re showing them.

The venue is never just logistics.

It’s one of the strongest sales decisions you’ll make.

Planning a retreat and curious? Comment VENUE and I’ll tell you more in your DMs.

And the accountant.The content creator.The venue scouter.The budget checker.The person chasing suppliers.The one making ...
12/10/2026

And the accountant.
The content creator.
The venue scouter.
The budget checker.
The person chasing suppliers.
The one making sure everyone knows where they need to be and when.

You get the picture.

Running Kenko Hub means wearing a lot of hats.
Some fit better than others.

But here’s the good bit for you.

You get one person who knows your retreat inside out.
Someone who can connect the big idea to the practical details, and make sure all the little pieces work together.

From the first conversation to the last goodbye.

Nice to meet you. ☺️

I made you something for your next retreat.Because “how do I get people in the room?” is the question I hear on almost e...
08/10/2026

I made you something for your next retreat.

Because “how do I get people in the room?” is the question I hear on almost every call.

Usually from someone whose first retreat filled.
And whose second one is harder work.

So I put the groundwork I go through with clients into a free workbook.

How to Get People in the Room.

Who actually booked last time.
What they were really buying.
What the retreat needs to earn.
Why someone should book this one now.

And a readiness check at the end, so you know if it’s ready to sell before you open bookings.

Your first retreat gave you real information.
This is how you use it.

Comment ROOM and I’ll send it straight to you, or find it in my bio.

Nobody warns you about the second retreat.The first one gets the celebration.The photos. The happy messages. The “when’s...
05/10/2026

Nobody warns you about the second retreat.

The first one gets the celebration.
The photos. The happy messages. The “when’s the next one?”

So you plan the next one.
Same venue, maybe. Same price, probably.
Same people, you hope.

And then the bookings come in slower.

This month is all about that second retreat.
Because this is usually where the questions get more interesting.

Who is this actually for now?
Does the pricing still work?
And how do you make sure you’re not just hoping the same people come back?

That’s what I’m getting into on the blog tomorrow.

And if you’re at this point with your own retreat, The Groundwork is where we look at it together.
The audience, the offer, the numbers.
And the decisions that need to happen before you put it back on sale.

Link in bio.

09/09/2026

My T&Cs today are nothing like the ones I started with.

And that’s not a bad thing.

Every addition marks a moment reality taught me something the earlier version hadn’t accounted for.

Never skip this phase.

T&Cs and contracts aren’t the exciting part of planning a retreat. They’re the solid base everything else gets built on.

I put together a Readiness Checklist for exactly this stage. The first section is all about T&Cs and contracts.

Comment “Checklist” and I’ll send it over.

Three boring things that can save you a very big headache on retreat.1️⃣Payment deadlines and methods agreed in writing ...
07/09/2026

Three boring things that can save you a very big headache on retreat.

1️⃣Payment deadlines and methods agreed in writing as some venues still want cash on arrival!

2️⃣A cancellation policy that actually tells everyone what happens.

3️⃣A clear point of contact, so everyone knows who’s accountable and who to call when something goes wrong.

None of this is glamorous.

But these details can make the difference between a problem you’ve anticipated and a problem that suddenly lands on your plate when you’re already running a retreat.

And this is exactly why I don’t think you need more retreat planning advice.

You need someone who can look at the whole picture with you (venue, budget, legal set-up, logistics, marketing and everything in between) and make sure all the pieces actually work together.

That’s exactly what The Retreat Design is built for.

I have 3 spots left for 2027.

Comment DESIGN and I’ll send you the details, or find them via the link in my bio.

28/08/2026

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. 🌿

Ready to have a chat?

retreat designer, retreat planner, personal brand, behind the scenes, who I am, wellness professional, retreat planning, meet the founder, small business owner

Tell me honestly — when you designed your last retreat, were you designing for what you wanted to deliver or for what yo...
26/08/2026

Tell me honestly — when you designed your last retreat, were you designing for what you wanted to deliver or for what your participants actually needed?

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