ORENDA PRESENTS THE RICH HOT LADY
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Staycation
Bring the costume. It's going in the fire Friday night.
Two nights at The Crossing at Ghost River to burn down who you've been and decide who you are now. Someone else is cooking.
THIS IS FOR YOU IF
You've outgrown your own version.
You've done well. Everyone thinks you have it together. And privately you're losing it, because the life you built doesn't fit anymore and there's nobody to say that to who'd get it.
You know exactly what you need to do. You just don't do it. You've screenshotted her. Saved the posts. Maybe bought the book.
This is the weekend you stop reading about her.
HOW RICH HOT LADY STARTED
It started with a hotel robe.
During COVID I booked two nights at a hotel in my own city. Nobody was going out to eat. There was nothing to explore. I didn't need anything from the city at all.
I put on the hotel robe and just sat there.
Nobody asked me for snacks. Nobody needed me to plan anything. It was me and my own thoughts, which I hadn't heard in a while.
Somewhere in those two nights I started asking what I actually wanted. Not what I wanted after everyone else's needs were handled. Just me.
That was the start of Rich Hot Lady. I didn't need some big elaborate trip. I needed a door that locked and enough quiet to hear myself.
February is that, with a fire and thirteen other women doing it with you.
ELISA
THE WEEKEND
Friday the old version burns. By Sunday you know who she is and what her Monday looks like.
FRIDAY NIGHT
Burn it down
Arrival, dinner, then the fire. You write down everything you're done carrying. The old version of you, the stories, the "that's just how I am," the obligations you never chose. Then it goes in the fire.
SATURDAY
Who she is, what she wants
Who you are now, said out loud. What you actually want, without shrinking it to sound reasonable. The big scary stuff too: the income, the house, the life, the thing you've never told anyone. And nobody lets you walk it back.
SUNDAY MORNING
Make it real on Monday
The small stuff that decides whether any of it lasts. What you stop doing this week. What you start doing every day. What you say no to first. You leave with your first week as her already decided.
YOU DRIVE HOME WITH
The book gives you the questions. This is where you answer them.
You've done the journal prompts before, on the couch, and woke up Monday as the same woman. This is the version with witnesses.
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YOUR HOSTS
Orenda's annual women's retreat is back, and this year it's built for the woman who's ready to change, along with getting some rest.
"This experience lit my soul on fire, yet brought so much peace and calm."
A past Orenda retreat guest
Show up. Open up. Rise up.
Author of The Rich Hot Lady Rulebook and the woman in the hotel robe. She helps women build lives and businesses that don't need them to disappear into them.
THE RICH HOT LADY
THE DETAILS
The honest questions
Do I need to have read the book?+
No. You'll take it home, and it'll make way more sense after.
$1,850 is a lot.+
It is. $350 holds your spot. Then think about what another year as the old version is costing you.
I can't get away for a whole weekend.+
Friday at 4 to Sunday at 11. Everyone at home will be fine. You're the one who isn't.
I've done retreats before and nothing changed.+
Same. That's why Sunday is all about Monday. You leave with the small stuff decided, not just a big feeling.
Is this a business retreat?+
It's for any woman who's outgrown her version, whatever she built.
Will I share a room?+
Room details are being finalized. Email hello@orendasociety.ca and we'll let you know as soon as they're set.