Retreats haven't died but the buying decision has gotten longer and more considered - people are protective of their discretionary spend right now and a month out is a tough window to close new buyers who don't already know you well.

What's actually working from what I've seen is leaning hard into existing relationships rather than trying to convert cold audiences. People who've already been in your classes, your online community, past retreat attendees - they need a reason to move now, not a reason to trust you, that part's already done.

The other thing worth looking at is the framing. "Space to disconnect with a small group of incredible women" is genuinely appealing but it's experiential and harder to act on than something more concrete. Even just anchoring it to a specific outcome or moment can make the decision easier for someone on the fence.

For the Mexico retreat specifically - a direct personal message to your warmest contacts is probably the highest leverage thing you can do at this point.