"…after morning meditation, I sat down and worked with everyone else, as we all had something we were building remotely, and you could easily catch that productive "coworking" vibe.

If you were feeling stuck with your work or needed another perspective on something, there was always someone to ask. Every day, we had insightful workshops. The founders carefully select coliving members so that everyone has something to equally learn and share."

"In the morning, we used to do yoga, then write morning pages and have breakfast together, then surf and work on our tasks. The most important thing to mention — every day we had workshops. Participants shared their knowledge and expertise. In the evenings we used to take turns cooking dinners for the whole team and sing songs with a ukulele.

Seems like I unraveled a secret of my happy days: a team of like-minded people, 3 working hours a day, and a constant exchange of knowledge."

"I felt what it’s like to be Truly Alive! From the first day, I was saying that these guys were a breath of fresh air but at that time I didn’t fully realize the meaning of it as I do now. For me, the project resulted in a true family. A friendly, caring, and interesting one where each member is brilliant.

Guys, friends, and family — I’m thankful to everyone for your support, knowledge, emotions, smiles, communication, trust, and motivation."

"This project is a real journey towards your inner self. Here you can just sit and think over something you always lack time to think about.

And, surely, there are people around you who will help you in this process."

"For me, this retreat is a camp for entrepreneurs, researchers, digital nomads, and brilliant minds, with songs around bonfires, tricks, and stories that you remember for your whole life. The difference is that in this camp participants create a reality where they want to live and do things together.

I liked the way the co-founders of the project Nikita and Anastasia said that there are people around us who we would like to raise children with."

"I thought that the project was a kind of forum for freelancers, a space for exchanging useful knowledge. In reality, it turned out to be something more animated than I had expected. We shared not only knowledge but emotions. Each participant of the retreat shared a piece of themselves, their souls, energy, and mood.

Someone told me, ‘Yachts, surfing, yoga — it doesn’t look like you are working there!' But we were. And we were enjoying so much these 13 days of fruitful pleasure."