5 spots left · June 26 · Serenbe, GA
THE RESET | a Life at Play Day — No. 01
One day in Serenbe to finally hear yourself think.
A small, intentional gathering for ambitious women who have been quietly asking: wait... is this actually the life I want?
Serenbe, GA · June 26
A day designed to shift something.
Most people spend more time planning their next vacation than they ever give to thinking about their actual life.
Somewhere along the way, we decided that busy was the same thing as important. That exhausted meant committed.
We were sold a very specific version of success and most of us bought it. Not because we’re naive. Because it looked right.
And then something happens. Sometimes it’s dramatic. A company folds. A marriage ends. You become a mother or caretaker. Sometimes it’s quieter.
Just a thought in the car on the way home:
Wait. Is this actually the life I want?
And the only reason it keeps following you is that you have never given it your full attention.
The question you've been carrying deserves more than the four minutes you give it on the drive home.
Picture this.
It's 2pm on a Friday in June and you are sitting outside somewhere in Serenbe and someone in the group says the thing you have been almost-thinking for about eight months.
Not a big thing. Just a true thing. Said out loud, casually, like it's obvious.
And you have to look at the trees for a second.
Because you have been carrying that thought around in your chest for a very long time and you did not know until right now that it had words. You thought it was just vague dissatisfaction. General restlessness. The ambient hum of someone who has a good life and feels guilty for wanting it to be different.
But it has words. She just said them.
That's usually how it happens. Not in a guided session. Not from something I say. Somewhere between the morning around the horses and the long lunch and the afternoon in the woods, something loosens. The thought finishes its sentence. And then you can't unsee it.
You drive home at 5pm. Your people won't notice anything different.
You will.
This is for you if:
You have a good life on paper, but something in you keeps whispering,
not quite.
You’re in a transition, or secretly craving one.
You don’t need a guru. You need space, honest reflection, good people, and one clear day away from the noise.
You are practical, curious, and maybe just woo enough to admit that your body has known the answer before your brain was ready to say it.
Who comes to a Life at Play Day?
The one in the gap. Something ended (a job, a company, a marriage, a chapter) and you are standing in the space between what was and what's next. It's terrifying and exciting and you haven't admitted either of those things out loud. You don't need someone to hand you the answer. You need a day to hear your own thinking clearly for the first time in a while.
The one rebuilding from different ground. The blueprint you were using no longer applies. Life changed around you, or you changed, or both. You're reconstructing something and you want to do it differently this time (more intentionally, less accidentally) but you haven't had the time or the space or the structure to figure out what "differently" actually means.
The one with the idea she hasn't launched yet. It's in your notes app. It's in your head at 2am. You've been saying "when things calm down" for eighteen months. Things have not calmed down and they will not calm down. You don't need more time. You need a day to take it seriously.
The one with no escape plan who knows they need one. You are working sixty-hour weeks and you know it is not sustainable and you have absolutely no plan for what comes next because making a plan requires exactly the kind of time and space you don't have. The hamster wheel does not pause to let you think about the hamster wheel. You need someone to physically pull you off it for eight hours.
From people who've worked with me this past year:
Samantha | Atlanta
"You are helping me see outside my very little box of my own life experience. You are a dreamer and idea generator."
Meghan | Atlanta
"Gina has helped lead me through years of thinking only one way, and come up with new ideas that feel better and feel more aligned with what I actually want to be doing."
Steve | Cleveland
“You legit made me completely refocus my perception of what matters. I made 300-375k for years and it legit meant nothing. Happiest 2 months of my life”
The day
Meet at Soul Barn in Serenbe
9:00am | We start at Soul Barn. I didn't pick a conference room or a co-working space. I picked the place in Serenbe where I've watched people arrive closed and leave open. There's something about the horses nearby and the specific quality of light there in the morning. We ease in with a Bamboo Juice and an opening circle.
10:00am | Morning is about where you are right now. Getting honest. Seeing clearly, building awareness. No fixing. Guided reflection, light movement and journaling led by Gina.
11:00am | Christina Trifero joins us. I could have chosen a lot of people for this session. I chose Christina because she's been part of my own unwinding for the last two years. She's a psychic medium and intuition coach and she has a rare ability to make the woo feel useful even to people who've never gone near it. If that word makes you nervous, good. Come anyway. She'll help you hear your intuition more clearly. That's all this is.
Lunch at The Farm House at Serenbe
12:30pm | Lunch at The Farmhouse. One of Atlanta's original farm-to-table restaurants, quiet porch, unhurried. Some of the best conversations of the day happen here. We don't rush it.
2:00pm | Time outside, no agenda, no phone. You get space to think without being interrupted. If that makes you nervous, I'm there to guide you.
3:00pm | We close together and turn toward what’s next with intention.
Optional: Happyish Hour at Soberish
4:00pm | If you aren't in a rush home you can join me for a drink in the courtyard of Soberish.
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If you’re wondering how woo this gets…Think less “wearing white and chanting in the woods.” More: thoughtful conversations, practical exercises, time outside, guided reflection, and a few experiences designed to help you hear your own thinking again.
Christina brings the intuition piece, but this is not about someone telling you what to do with your life. It’s about getting quiet enough to hear what you already know. And freakin' trusting yourself.
Why Serenbe
Serenbe is a small community in the woods about 45 minutes south of Atlanta. It's the kind of place where the streets are trails and the farms are your neighbors and there are horses nearby, because obviously there are horses, it's Serenbe.
I moved here because I wanted to live somewhere that reminded me every day what I was building toward. There is something about the specific quality of quiet here that makes it harder to pretend. I've watched people arrive wound tight and leave different.
Who I am and why I'm doing this.
I'm Gina. I spent fifteen years in high-growth tech (Tricentis, Salesforce) building teams and running campaigns and scaling things that grew fast. I was good at it. I led global teams, real revenue numbers. The whole thing looked correct from every direction.
At some point I looked up and thought: I have been so focused on building the career that I never figured out whether this was actually the life.
I left in April 2025. Not because it failed. Because I'd run the numbers, asked the question, and decided the answer was worth finding out.
Life at Play is what came next. I write about what it actually looks like to redesign a life — the practical bits and the weirder bits involving my human design chart, my psychic, and the chickens in my backyard. 1k people subscribe. They open it at rates around 70 percent, which the internet tells me is unusual. I think it's because I say the things people have been thinking but haven't let themselves say yet.
This day is the live version of that.
What you leave with
Not a workbook with forty-seven action items. Not a five-year plan in a Google doc. Not a brand new personality.
Clarity on what's actually going on, underneath the performing and the functioning and the "I'm fine" you've been saying to people who ask.
A cleaner sense of what you actually want in this chapter. Not the chapter you were in when you built the current version of your life. This one.
And permission. That's what most people say afterward. Permission to want something different. Permission to stop waiting for the right moment. Permission to take themselves seriously.
You came with a question you couldn't quite finish. You leave with the rest of the sentence.
June 26 | Serenbe, GA
9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Small group (10 people)
Full day with Gina. Guided sessions. Group lunch at The Farmhouse. Snacks and drinks throughout. Time in nature. Optional happy hour at Soberish.
$499
On the $499.
Let’s be real. $499 is real money. If paying this would create stress in your life right now, this isn’t the right moment. I mean that. Come to a free Playdate, stay on the list, wait for the moment when it makes sense.
But if you’re doing the quiet math in your head, consider the cost of carrying the same question around for another six months. One day. Space to think. Good people. Structure. Fresh air. Someone helping you see what you can’t see from inside your own life.
You’ve spent more than this on things that changed nothing.
A note on this being the first one.
This is No. 01. I'm doing it small on purpose, not because I'm not confident in it, but because small is where the real thing happens. When it gets bigger it becomes a conference. I don't want a conference. I want the thing that happens when ten people are honest with each other over a shared lunch in the woods and someone says the true thing and the whole table goes quiet for a second.
Ten is the only number where everyone gets heard. Where I can actually be useful to each person in the room. Where the lunch conversation goes somewhere real instead of staying polite. When it gets bigger than that it becomes something else. I don't want something else.
There will be more of these. People on this list hear about them first. If June doesn't work, stay here.
Ten spots. One Friday. The woods.
You've been meaning to give this some real attention for a while. You keep waiting for a quieter week, a better moment, a sign that it's time.
There is no quieter week coming. There is no better moment. You already know it's time.
The question you've been carrying? It deserves more than the four minutes you give it on the drive home. It deserves a whole day.
Come give it one.
Not June? These happen a few times a year. Get on the list and you'll hear about the next one before anyone else does.
xx, Gina
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