21/08/2026
Can we talk about the slightly uncomfortable bit?
£2,000 is a lot of money. I know that.
The cost of living is very real, and I would never suggest that everyone can, or should, spend this much on a retreat. For many people, it simply isn’t possible right now.
But this post isn’t really about that.
It’s about the people who could afford it, but still find themselves saying:
“I can’t justify spending that much on myself.”
Because we’re often very good at justifying spending money on everyone and everything else.
The children. The house. Holidays. Things that make us look better. Things that make us more efficient. Things that make life easier for everyone else.
But something that’s simply, genuinely for us?
Suddenly we need a business case.
And perhaps that’s worth questioning.
This retreat is an investment in more than a week away. It’s a chance to recharge, reconnect with yourself, gain some perspective and return to everyday life with more clarity, energy and a deeper sense of your own worth.
And yes, it’s a pretty magical place to do it. ❄️✨
If £2,000 genuinely isn’t possible for you right now, that’s OK.
But if it is possible, and the only thing stopping you is that little voice saying “Surely I can’t spend that much on myself…”
Perhaps it’s worth listening to that voice.
Maybe you’ve just never been very good at putting yourself on the list.
❤️
Be honest: what is the thing you find easiest to justify spending money on, and what is hardest to justify spending on yourself?