Two weeks ago, we had the honor of being a part of the Mind Body Soul Women’s Retreat, hosted by Real Estate in Heels (a community group for women in the real estate industry), gathering designed for women in the real estate industry to slow down, breathe, and reconnect. In a field known for its fast pace and constant movement, this retreat offered something rare: a space to unwind, center, and recharge.

Moments of Presence and Healing

The day began with a grounding sound bath led by Iris (@irischerng), guiding the women into deep relaxation through intentional frequencies and vibration. Each tone encouraged stillness, inviting participants to release stress and open their hearts. Following that, Madison (@mwellnessyoga) led a gentle yoga flow, helping everyone reconnect with their breath and body. The practice reminded us that movement doesn’t always have to be intense to be powerful—it can be soft, intentional, and healing.

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The Healing House Mini Reset Station

We also hosted a Mini Reset Station in partnership with The Healing House (link ig), where attendees experienced mindful moments of self-care. Women rotated through hands-on sessions with Honey Belle Roll-On Remedies—including Relief, Chillmode, and Mintyblend (link 3 product pages)—to soothe and ground, gua sha massage tools for releasing tension and boosting circulation, and Tibetan sound bowls for balancing energy and resetting the nervous system. These mini rituals offered a quick but meaningful reset—small reminders that self-care can be both accessible and transformative.

A Gentle Retreat

The retreat's atmosphere was filled with warmth, sisterhood, friendship, and reflection. Seeing these women—leaders, agents, and visionaries—pause long enough to care for themselves was a beautiful reminder of why we do what we do.

We’re so grateful to Real Estate in Heels for creating this intentional space for connection and to every woman who showed up ready to fill her own cup. Here’s to more moments of balance, community, and healing—because when women take care of themselves, everyone around them benefits too.