Why do you feel like it's important for women to take
Speaker:time out? Because they simply need it. Whatever drives you
Speaker:needs to be fueled. Within our retreats, not only
Speaker:do you get that chance to rest and rejuvenate, you
Speaker:actually get to create the connections that a
Speaker:lot of you, like myself, will be craving. The
Speaker:healing journey isn't always about a
Speaker:big dramatic. The thing that came to my mind was that
Speaker:Exorcist movie. where that like big crazy demon
Speaker:comes out of you and it doesn't have to be like that and that's the
Speaker:point of difference for us that we're trying to create within our retreat
Speaker:is that. Welcome to Krystal Rowe Impacts, a space dedicated
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Speaker:Kia ora whānau and welcome back to the Krystal Rowe Impact podcast.
Speaker:And I have my amazing husband here, TJ, joining me
Speaker:today as we talk about the importance of
Speaker:woman and our time. And so we've actually
Speaker:created an amazing opportunity for women to
Speaker:get away and take time to rest,
Speaker:to rediscover themselves and to find focus
Speaker:again in such a busy world. Now today,
Speaker:I do want to share the importance of
Speaker:connection and sisterhood But it's
Speaker:not really something that I know much about, if I'm going
Speaker:to be completely honest. And I'm sure that
Speaker:a lot of you can resonate when I say that
Speaker:friendships and sisterhoods and trust has
Speaker:been broken and the lack
Speaker:of, what would you call it, competition,
Speaker:not lack of, the presence of competition within
Speaker:women these days is so just
Speaker:full on and it's uncomfortable. And I know
Speaker:when I grew up, I never really fitted in, but
Speaker:it was always something that I craved. I
Speaker:wanted to belong and I wanted to have a
Speaker:certain group of friends that I grew up through primary school and
Speaker:high school and into adulthood and I just
Speaker:don't have that. But what I want to
Speaker:create is a safe space for women
Speaker:to have that. So if this resonates with you, this
Speaker:is an episode for you. I'm going to ask my husband,
Speaker:why do you feel like it's important for women to take
Speaker:because they simply need it. They have
Speaker:their own struggles. Personally, I feel
Speaker:women have, they can endure
Speaker:a lot more than men. That's
Speaker:my opinion. And that comes from
Speaker:watching my grandmother, watching my mother growing
Speaker:up, and I have five sisters also. They
Speaker:can handle, they can hold a lot of problems
Speaker:in, like their mental well-being,
Speaker:they can hold a lot in. But
Speaker:back to the question, why I think it's important is because our
Speaker:women run our homes, basically. Men have had
Speaker:the job of protecting and providing, but if our women
Speaker:ain't at home, keeping
Speaker:that house on lock, holding
Speaker:that safe space, there's only so much she can
Speaker:do. So they too need that time away to
Speaker:Yeah, 100%. And I think too, when... you
Speaker:know, society puts so much pressure on
Speaker:humans, both men and women, to be
Speaker:perfect and portray this perfect image and to
Speaker:have the house kept accordingly and,
Speaker:you know, like, all of those things, which I'm the total
Speaker:opposite, aren't I, my love? Like, I kind of...
Speaker:Oh, you go all right, my love. I try not to...
Speaker:Like, for me, I prioritize a
Speaker:lot of my mental health. And,
Speaker:you know, by creating an intentional
Speaker:space for women to actually step
Speaker:outside of their normal day-to-day craziness
Speaker:and interrupting that stressful pattern
Speaker:that our nervous system is going in all the time and
Speaker:actually allowing us to rest can be extremely productive.
Speaker:It can be really, really productive. Can you remember a
Speaker:time where I seemed very
Speaker:stressed out. And then even if it was going and taking
Speaker:Yeah. And that's one thing I love. Every
Speaker:time you've reached out and said, look, I need to go for
Speaker:a massage or I need to do something. I
Speaker:allow that, like, yes, beautiful, because I know you work so
Speaker:hard and you just, you do
Speaker:No, it's not the norm. And I never used to be that sort
Speaker:of, that man. Because growing up,
Speaker:my grandmother, my mum were so strong. Like
Speaker:in the physical, I
Speaker:thought that's just how women are. I never knew
Speaker:that they too would have been going through some mental problems.
Speaker:When you're pushed to your limits, like a lot of us are,
Speaker:I know when I got to my breaking point and I was at the cafe before
Speaker:you, my love, I had to do everything. And
Speaker:I too ended up getting coping mechanisms, smoking,
Speaker:drinking. I couldn't go out or anything because I had nobody
Speaker:to help me with the kids, but it was just pressure everywhere I
Speaker:looked. And I actually remember getting
Speaker:to breaking point and going
Speaker:on a mini retreat. And it
Speaker:was a day retreat and it just, it
Speaker:was so unfamiliar. It was so strange, but
Speaker:it was so powerful as well. And it actually
Speaker:allowed me to refocus on
Speaker:what is important. And that's the power of
Speaker:the retreats that we are creating. Both together,
Speaker:having that masculine and feminine energy that
Speaker:beautifully blends and creates an
Speaker:environment where people can not only heal, but
Speaker:they can just surrender. And I think that
Speaker:creating such a space that's
Speaker:different to everything else that's happening is at
Speaker:the moment. I think that we've learned that the healing journey
Speaker:and the rest and recover journey isn't always about
Speaker:a big dramatic, what's the word? Like
Speaker:the thing that came to my mind was that Exorcist movie, where
Speaker:that like big like crazy demon comes
Speaker:out of you and and all of that, like it doesn't have to be like
Speaker:that. And that's the point of difference for us that we're trying
Speaker:to create within our retreats. is that people can come as
Speaker:they are with what they have and then leave with what
Speaker:they need. And it's not something that
Speaker:is gonna be invasive or make
Speaker:you too uncomfortable, but self-paced as
Speaker:well, which when we have to conform to
Speaker:a world with certain standards and certain pressures, We
Speaker:don't want to be that way when they come, when women come
Speaker:to restore themselves. And also
Speaker:within our retreats, not only do you get that chance to
Speaker:rest and rejuvenate, you actually get to create the
Speaker:connections that A lot of you, like myself,
Speaker:will be craving. I know that when, for me, when
Speaker:life gets quite challenging or I'm feeling stressed
Speaker:out, I have a handful of women that I message
Speaker:and I say to them, oh, let's catch up. I need to catch up. Or
Speaker:how are you going? And sometimes that's enough. And sometimes the
Speaker:catch up gets rescheduled or sometimes that catch
Speaker:up ends up me having a massage or a coffee
Speaker:by myself, but it's the intention behind
Speaker:that, and that intention is connection, and that connection
Speaker:is what you get at our retreats. That connection is
Speaker:what actually can bring you home to yourself. And
Speaker:sometimes that's something that we've been longing for amongst
Speaker:the chaos of everyday life, whether it's
Speaker:motherhood, whether it's being the perfect wife, whether it's
Speaker:the businesswoman. Whatever drives you needs to
Speaker:be fueled. And that is going to be in
Speaker:the form of one of our amazing retreats. So if
Speaker:that resonates with you and you feel drawn to some
Speaker:time out for yourself. If you're drawn to a
Speaker:sisterhood connection, if you need to be in a safe space
Speaker:that you can share, that you can be seen and heard, where
Speaker:you can let your hair down, then our retreats are
Speaker:for you. They are a perfect blend of masculine
Speaker:and feminine. You get the best of both TJ and I,
Speaker:and it's such an intimate, personal experience that
Speaker:will allow you to bring the answers
Speaker:within yourself so that you can create and start
Speaker:living a life by design. So make sure you follow us on
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