How is going to a remote retreat with a significant other different from just going?

Either going solo or with a partner, the game-changer is an open-mind attitude and the will of stepping out of your comfort zone. Being with your significant other, or even just with a friend, can help you feel more comfortable in an unusual and new situation, but you have to be careful of not easing down in the familiar territory and not taking full advantage of the opportunities a retreat can offer you.

Other answers by Claudia Fratangeli:

• What locations do you think people are most interested in retreats in? in category Retreats
• What are the advantages of turning to a remote retreat company as opposed to organising access to a co-working space and accommodation by oneself? in category Retreats
• Which cities in the world have the best digital nomad communities? in category Travel
• How do you create a community and maintain long-lasting engagement? in category Communities
• How do you manage on-site communication with clients during retreats: do you hire someone local or do you always fly in? in category Retreats

Other answers in the category Retreats:

• How do you manage on-site communication with clients during retreats: do you hire someone local or do you always fly in?
• What are the advantages of turning to a remote retreat company as opposed to organising access to a co-working space and accommodation by oneself?
• How big a business niche do you think there is for remote retreats?
• What kind of networking groups and events can you most recommend for digital nomads?
• Any tips for making the most of the Nomad Cruise?

Some random answers on our wiki :

• Do you prefer working from home or co-working spaces? Why? by Thibault Lemaitre in category Remote work
• What was the moment in your life that you realized you wanted to go travelling for an extended period of time and what was the first action you took towards that goal? by Shae Pepper in category Travel
• How much time do you invest into learning new things good for business and what kind of resources do you usually use? by Lukas Paskauskas in category General
• I am a 18 year old about to go to college next year. Any advice for starting an online business while in school? by Jacob Laukaitis in category Books
• What was it like to scale an e-commerce store in the early two thousands? by Dan Lawrence in category Startups
• What have been the biggest hurdles so far travelling as a family? by Kierstan Streber in category Travel
• I'm worried that as a digital nomad I wouldn't have a stable income and would risk not being able to sustain this lifestyle. Maybe it's better for me to spend some time working for a big company, save money and then travel? by Jacob Laukaitis in category General
• What have been your biggest breakthroughs in finding a more constant flow of prospects and referrals? by Kevin Lew in category Remote work
• At what point in the business do you think one should try to turn it passive? by Jill Stanton in category Startups
• How important is it to put a face instead of a logo/name in social media marketing as a freelancer? by Thibault Lemaitre in category Freelancing