Your Creative Retreat Questions, Answered!

I'm truly excited about the content I've been working on to make this January's retreat in Sayulita, Mexico a truly special experience for you to connect to your creativity. We will be working on a beautiful project a little each day that you will take home to remind you of your journey, yoga everyday, free time to rest and restore, swim and explore, and amazing meals that will restore you from the inside too! 

I know it's a big thing, to commit to a retreat. It's time, money and trust, that you will be taken care of, you will get what you need out of the trip. I get that. It's hard to get away, especially if you have people you are responsible for. I can really appreciate that. Because of that, I am taking care to make this such a transformative experience for you, consulting with experts, hired a creative coach to ensure the content is incredibility thought through and relevant, and of course, partnered with Sam Bianchini, who's yoga is highly intuitive and transforming.

I do need my numbers to be finalized soon, though, so I decided to close registration on October 10th. That will be the last day to sign up! If you sign up by this Friday, September 13th, I have a really amazing welcome gift for you that will get you excited for Mexico in January!

I wanted to answer some questions and concerns that have come up. Please let me know if you have any further questions! See you in Sayulita!

You said this was an unplugged retreat. Is there really no Electricity? I'm not comfortable being disconnected from my kids for that long, or not able to be reached in case of an emergency.

To be clear, there is no electricity in your cabana, and you will have lanterns and flashlights for night visibility, and no hairdryer, but there are charging stations for your phone and devices in the dining room, and cell serviceat the top of the property. If you need wifi, there are internet cafes you can hop in a 5 minute cab ride to Sayulita to access! I plan to charge my phone during the day, and then use the flashlight function to find my way back to my cabana at night, and download music and podcasts in case of emergency. :) Sorry about your hair though.