C4.219: Cashing in on Your Retreat Long After It’s Over! | Wanderlust Entrepreneur
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Cashing in on Your Retreat Long After It’s Over!

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42 Comments

  1. Janice Lee

    I’m a fitness and nutrition coach so after the retreat I would like to offer my coaching programs with the participants and hopefully have them join my membership. It’s such a rewarding feeling that I’m making a difference in someone’s life . And really I would love to help women from around the world .

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    • Sheri Rosenthal

      Good thinking Janice – that’s the whole idea!! 🙂

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  2. Raewyn Yee

    Run workshops post retreat… One to one’s to discuss ironing out integration of knowledge gained during the retreat. These could be booked in advance as a package deal???

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    • Sheri Rosenthal

      You could offer it in advance – either way is fine Raewyn. 🙂

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    • Karen Kitchens

      I have a coaching program already! Teaching couples confidence, communication and connection

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  3. Chrissie Astell

    I agree Raewyn Yee, I was thinking along the same lines of a series of one-to-one’s to follow up the process. (I love these videos by the way, SO helpful. Thank you so much. xx

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    • Brandt Morgan

      Yes, Chrissie, one-on-ones are awesome ways of engaging your clients! So glad you’re enjoying the videos!

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  4. Dee

    I am currently taking classes to be a Health Coach. I would be able to continue with this.

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    • Brandt Morgan

      Exactly, Dee! As a health coach, you’ll have a wealth of ongoing education to share with your clients after the retreat!

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  5. Shell

    I’ll offer a followup BootCamp so they can write their book (fastest way to media attention) and I’ll also offer a BootCamp on How to Get Corporate Sponsors by using their book.

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    • Brandt Morgan

      Great ideas, Shell! And as time goes by, I’m sure even more possibilities will come to you!

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    • Andrea Sadler

      I like your ideas. Please put me on your list so I might sign up for your retreat.

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  6. Dionne

    Well, I host monthly events so the ones in town can just come along to them, but for the others that live further away I could offer them my free online monthly class and then later point them towards my online course. Is this what you have in mind ?

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    • Meghan Gilroy

      Yes Dionne – that would be a good start for a retreat business ascension model. The world is your oyster when you market both online and locally!

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  7. Kim Julen

    I’ll be offering:

    ?Feng Shui consultations for clients’ homes (I will be teaching some aspects of this during retreat)

    ?Private life/biz coaching

    ?Angel Readings which could include a 12 mo forecast

    ?Online Feng Shui course if I complete it before then

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    • Brandt Morgan

      Sounds like you’ve got your bases covered, Kim! Best of luck to you!

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  8. Sharon

    Great question! I think I need to have a series of follow up sessions eg 1:1, group calls, 90 Day plan embedding etc

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    • Sheri Rosenthal

      Sounds good Sharon – at least you are getting some ideas now! Awesome!

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  9. Laurie

    I have been wanting to do a version of “The Girlfriends Guide” to experiencing Italy off the beaten path. I want to include Italian fashions, perfume making, experiencing lesser known villages, wine tasting, etc. But after listening to today’s video, it seems like I would be more of a tour guide than a Retreat operator. Correct?

    I’m just not sure where to turn now for advice … :/

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    • Sheri Rosenthal

      It really depends on WHO the ideal client is in your business and how you want to serve them. Certainly girlfriend trips are nice – but if you focus on what their top problems are you will sell better even if there top problem is not wanting to travel alone. More on the webinar…..

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  10. Annette Pedersen

    I hold weekly Circles, workshops, and private coaching that would be offered after the retreat. Also speaking engagements would be nice.

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    • Sheri Rosenthal

      Focusing on how you can best serve and support your tribe will have you coming up with the best post-retreat suggestions. 🙂

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  11. Perlita dickson

    I would have some ideas for: massage therapist would want to follow up on classes to take learned from the countries visited
    Id have a help a orphanage plan if they feel they’d like to continue having impact
    on helping orphans
    of the countires
    visited.
    Have meditation classes as a follow thru post retreat program.

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    • Sheri Rosenthal

      Focus in on what your people will want and need after your retreat and that will help you get good ideas Perlita!

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  12. Shannon

    I’m thinking a private Facebook group for retreat members as well as a few private coaching sessions, additional sessions could then be purchased.

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    • Sheri Rosenthal

      Will that support your tribe in the deepest way post retreat Shannon? Keep dreaming into this and lets see what you come up with! <3

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  13. Julie Moriva

    For my songwriting groups I could offer on- line group critiques of their songs ( small group so they could hear/ comment on each other’s songs) for a period after the retreat. For those looking to achieve a dream career, hobby, experience relationship etc…I could offer in- depth personal or small group coaching of the 5 step plan taught at the retreat.

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    • Brandt Morgan

      Excellent ideas for post-retreat offerings, Julie!

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  14. Jay Earle Eyears

    Gratitude Sheri, really enjoying these educational workshops. I’m an Ascension/Conscious Lifestyle Coach, Detoxification Specialist, and Plant-Based Raw Food Cuisine Coach. As part of my Post Retreat Support I will offer raw food recipes. nutritional education, natural therapies that can be implemented at home and recipes on how to make home cleaning and body care products.

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    • Brandt Morgan

      Great ways to support your folks after the retreat, Jay! By then, they’ll be literally and figuratively hungering for all this and more! 🙂

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  15. Sweet Medicine Nation

    1. A thank you High Five ck in
    How it’s going in a participants works
    2. One on one 2-4 months stepping beyond the Fish Bowl Retreat and how to shift your world NOW to dream awake.
    3. Monthly cheerleading those still with me and offer discounts on other Rites of Passage, on line course that apply to their lives reflect the changes
    4. One on one fingerprint soul purpose reading to hit the reason they incarnated and hears the call to attend the Retreat. More personalized facts etched in those digits.

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    • Brandt Morgan

      Great ideas for ongoing support, Sweet Medicine Nation! You’re so right: after the retreat it’s all about how to embody their newfound wisdom in the wider world of their daily life!

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  16. Denise Galay

    I run a Fun retreat in Mexico where we do mostly Zumba with some yoga. It’s not really transformative but more fun and social.
    How would I follow up on a retreat like this. I have done an after retreat survey and a casual get together a month or so after we are home, but I don’t have any other ideas.

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    • Hilary

      I could offer retreat participants free information evenings for new products that I have made, giving them first access to buy them plus they can learn a lot about healthy ageing, healthy brain and healthy body from courses I can run online or actual,

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      • Sheri Rosenthal

        Hilary this is good – make sure that if you have a post-retreat program that you make income on it AND support your participants in exactly what they need to keep moving forward.

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    • Sheri Rosenthal

      Denise offering something after a retreat to support folks is important for your participants and it also adds extra income to your bottom line. I’ll be talking more about that on the webinar too. Glad to see you thinking about this!!

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  17. padma

    After watching this I need an online presence to offer a free program such as what you are doing. The field is Contemporary Mysticism. I could offer a weekly online update that addresses the issues that may arise and we could have q & A to help design the program to specific needs.

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    • Sheri Rosenthal

      Glad to see you dreaming up options and ideas – as you keep focusing your attention on this – the answers will become clearer for sure!

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  18. Jennifer

    I love reading all these great ideas! Sheri, I am one of those entering the travel advisor business, and as your videos have continued, I’ve realized I need to get very specific about what to offer on my retreats, and afterwards.
    I really like the idea of offering one-to-one’s afterward using Zoom, and targeted homework to really instill what the retreat participants learned, so it truly integrates into their consciousness and thereby transforming their lives. I know myself, I’ve been going through a huge life transition the past 4 years and am looking for a new career (purpose) which I think this is it. Perhaps this can be the basis of my retreats? Mixing in yoga, meditation, etc. Is that plausible?

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    • Sheri Rosenthal

      Yes Jennifer that is absolutely possible angel! Really flesh your concept out – that way you yourself are 100% on who you want to work with and HOW! 🙂

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  19. Penny Simpson

    more emphasis on stretching. Different ways of eating healthly, time management to create balance to including a workout routine

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    • Sheri Rosenthal

      Nice Penny – thanks for posting and sharing with us!

      Reply

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