HeyJaredYoga Retreat Secrets
Take a listen behind scenes of the most successful yoga retreat leaders. This podcast seeks to help you create better, more profitable, life changing experiences all over the world.Hosted by Hargobind, builder of Casa Om and Casa Om Potomac retreat centers.
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When the Market Stops Responding: Reposition Your Retreat (opens the original)
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What do you do when an offer that used to work stops selling? In this episode, Hargobind shares why he canceled Casa Om’s traditional New Year’s yoga retreat, refunded the guests who had already registered, and replaced it with a family retreat for parents and kids. Within a day, 18 people expressed interest. The lesson is not simply to work harder or market louder. Sometimes the real opportunity is to reposition an experience you already know how to deliver around a problem people genuinely wan
Maybe everyone is bored of your retreat - and not bored of you (opens the original)
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Are your retreats struggling because of your marketing—or because your offer has become too ordinary? In this episode, Hargobind shares a powerful lesson from hosting a nearly empty July 4th retreat followed just weeks later by a sold-out family yoga camp. He explains why the market isn't always rejecting you —it may simply be asking for a more unique product. Learn how to recognize when it's time to reinvent your retreats, stand out from the competition, and create experiences people can't find
Can every fitness studio run a retreat? (opens the original)
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Why are yoga retreats everywhere while CrossFit, Pilates, martial arts, and other fitness communities rarely offer them? In this episode, Harg challenges the common assumptions and argues that the answer has little to do with yoga itself. Drawing on Joseph Campbell's Hero's Journey, pilgrimage traditions, and years of hosting more than 400 retreats, Harg explains why leaving home, taking meaningful risks, and gathering in new environments are universal human experiences—not uniquely yogic ones.
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