I am not a natural salesperson.
I don't have a closing strategy. I don't send urgency emails with countdown timers.
You will not get daily emails from me saying "only three spots left!" in a tone designed to make your palms sweat.
(There is only 1 room left. But that's because I keep the groups small on purpose. Entirely different energy.)
What I am is someone who notices things. Creates things. Thinks obsessively about the details that make an experience feel considered instead of assembled.
I am an experience person. 😎
And I got into this art of creating travel because I saw what happens to a woman when you remove her from her calendar, her obligations, and her four walls… and drop her somewhere extraordinary.
I've watched women arrive on the first day of a trip looking like they've been running on fumes for six months.
By day three, something shifts. The shoulders come down. 😮💨 The laugh is easier. The eyes get wider. 🤩
They start noticing things they would have walked right past at home.
That shift is what I offer, in addition to a completely fabulous and entirely done-for-you week in Paris. I'm just not particularly good at selling it.
So you might find me a little unpolished in this whole process, because the part I care about is on the other side of the process. Well, and the other side of the ocean. 😉
I care about the part where you arrive. The part where the city opens up. The part where you realize that a week in a beautiful city, with wonderful women, incredible food, and experiences you never would have planned for yourself somehow brings out parts of you that you'd forgotten were even in there.
That's the part I care about.
So my focus is on handling the details. And your focus is on the showing up. 🤝 The rest tends to take care of itself. In the most magical way.
"I could actually relax and be present because someone else had already thoughtfully handled the details."
I handle all the details. You handle the showing up. The rest takes care of itself… beautifully.
Sydney 🇫🇷
