Six Figs retreats now include your room for 4 nights. All retreats are hosted during the week with arrivals happening on a Monday and departures on a Friday. The retreat schedule itself is 3 days (Tues, Wed, and Thurs). Solo rooms are not guaranteed but you will never be rooming with more than one other person and you will always have your own double, queen, or king bed. Hotels or Airbnbs are always 4 or 5 star accommodation quality. In addition to 4 nights stay, each participant receives a fully paid for “dinner out” one night with the group, a 1-hour photoshoot, and 3 workshops and meditations minimum. The value of Six Figs retreats are well over 5K per person.

Meals (apart from the group dinner out) are not included so each person grabs their own supplies for breakfast or heads to a local café and the same for lunch, dinner, and snacks. If there is not a restaurant on the premises than there are always coffee shops, markets, and restaurants within walking distance or a 5-10 minute Uber so you can plan accordingly and get what you need for the day. It’s typical that one or 2 participants will go together or the entire group will jump into some Ubers and head to a location for lunch, etc. - Your flight to and from the retreat is also not included but typically costs $500 or less regardless of location or time of year if you are flying from within North America. Rides to and from the airport are also not included. Plan to invest $500 or less on airfare and $500 or less on meals and Ubers for the week. The outside cost beyond retreat inclusions is around $1,000 liberally. It can also be fun to bring a little extra to set up a spa treatment, pedicure, or other adventure once you arrive. There are always easy options provided for additional activities and relaxation. Some participants have been known to get a tattoo!

Of the 9 retreats I’ve hosted over the last 4 years, 8 students was the largest one (Santa Monica). Retreats are typically 2-5 students at a time to keep things intimate and fabulous. This is a girl’s trip that’s “lightly” planned with super wonderful scenery and lots of down time.

Yes! Before the trip you’ll receive an e-mail with a PDF outlining the daily agenda and offering you the address of where we’re staying along with all relevant contact information. If we are in Mexico, you’ll download WhatsApp for ease of communication and we’ll start a group chat. The agenda always allows for sleeping in before the first meditation and workshop, a break for lunch, downtime and/or photos in the afternoon, a re-connect before dinner and then dinner!

Of course! We can plan and book our flights together and then share a ride to the location.

All money paid towards a retreat is non-refundable but you can always transfer it to another retreat or Six Figs program/creative service of your choice within 12 months.

Most of my clients/students identify as Type A and enjoy Six Figs retreats but it will likely require you to chill out more than you’re used to. There’s not a tight agenda, every detail is not managed for you (getting to and from the airport, finding a café for lunch, etc.) so you’ll want to treat this experience as though it’s a “lightly curated” event where most important details are handled like dates, location, room, daily agenda… but some things will change and we’ll all be committed to fluidity. If you are someone who needs dinner to start at 6pm because the agenda said that’s when dinner starts then you may struggle to be present on a retreat of this nature. This is about taking it moment by moment and letting yourself have fun!

The pricing is $4,000 for a Six Figs Retreat as it includes 4 or 5 star level accommodations, daily workshops, and a full 1-hour photoshoot on location. Room/Bed is typically between $1,600 and $2,000 per person for 4 nights ($400-$500 per person per night) with the 3 workshops valued at $1,500 total ($500 each) and the one-hour, individual, photoshoots at $750. This creates a total of between $3,750 and $4,250 and does NOT include administrative/organizational fees, the community dinner out, or a retreat profit. Truthfully, retreats typically break even and are not a highly profitable revenue stream. Instead, they are intended to provide creative community experiences for my clients that serve to inspire us all for years to come.