Yoga Retreat Secrets

We've all done it. Tried to mix our friend group with our retreat clients. It can go so bad. You are mixing two different cultural groups. Listen in for some tips on navigating the cultural divide.

Product creation changes lives. The products that you create bundle your energy into things that other people can experience.

Once you get your business to a certain level fo activity, you will need to step back. The explosive energy required to create becomes messy. So a strategic reset where you do the opposite of the e - myth. You get back into the systems of the business and simplify is often the next move. That's where I am at right now. Guruprem used to always tell me that that the yoga journey is 2 steps forwa...

The second retreat is the hardest. Tune in to find out why.

Never make the mistake in thinking anyone knows you exist. Statistically speaking, no one knows you're there. WIth 8 billion people on earth, this is why if you have a message, you have to start over every time you make a retreat.

Here I share the different spaces, excursions, yoga teachers, cooks and support staff that can make your retreat extra special.

Here I get into the struggles with letting people go. Working more but spending less. I also caution any entreprenuer from getting away from sales. Your voice coming from the face of the business is what the people want.

When you crossed the bridge to be an entrepreneur, you also signed up to market your business. In the podcast, I break down the underlying choices I made that got me into the reality show Hot Yoga Hotel. I try to be as open as possible here so you can learn the pitfalls and copy the success.

Getting the finance right is imperative for building your properties. This is a universal problem for anyone going from small to medium sized businesses. This has been a painful lesson for me but I am excited to see what the next 12 months bring now that I am locked into it.

Never outshine the customer. Know your place as the retreat owner and you can serve the customer in the most nuanced and best way. I share some stories here of the mistakes I've made and how I navigate the relationships between retreat leaders and owners.

In this podcast, I get into stress and how it shows up in my body. I try to break down the idea that injuries happen through an activity. They happen long before the activity brings it to light.

12 lifetimes. Our ancestors got 1 lifetime. In the podcast here, I break down how to look at the lifetimes you've had and how you want to use the ones coming up.

Sharing your message is a practice. It's refining the ability to call the things into your life that will help you reach your goals. I break down some major changes I am making in my business and how I am using clarity of message to do it. Have a listen!

Short form content is the most important piece of building a network.

Casa Om Kids camp was full of great lessons. Its a retreat for parents and a camp for kids with extra unique challenges on the retreat center staff. I get into a bunch of them here. It's an incredibly meaningful event.

Here's how she did it.

I listened to my last podcast and felt that it was a little negative. I try to set the record straight about how good these retreat centers have been to me.

Communication is the path to liberation. Find out whats important to you and that will be the key to attract the people most important to you.

Here I share my thoughts on the viability of developing yoga retreat centers in the USA vs Mexico.

To grow you have to take risk. To succeed you need to fail. To succeed, you have to feel safe to fail. If you're scared to launch your retreat, perhaps there is some spiritual work around being comfortable in your skin that you need to do.

Self help falls into 3 categories - health, wealth and relationships. Don't limit your retreats to just the health category.

Here's what I learned shooting Hot Yoga Hotel our yoga retreat dating reality TV show.

I brought together some of my teachers to co host a retreat with me. Here's the lessons I learned on this concept.

Curiousity, continuous learning, and staying close to your authentic practices keep you from getting disillusioned.