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Regenerative Entrepreneurship Week
Bridging life-serving work and financial viability
Eight days to build toward serving in a way that is genuinely aligned, without compromising your values, your integrity, or your own well-being in order to generate an income.
6 – 13 November 2026 · Château du Faune, Ariège · €1,300 – 2,000 all inclusive
For work that serves life
Who this is for
Do you find yourself in one of those situations?
- You’ve spent the past years in the business world, and notice that you want to actively contribute to a better world.
- You are already on the path of offering life-serving work, but struggle to make money from it.
- Your work does pay, but the way you have built it takes more out of you than it gives back, and you want a structure that sustains you.
This offering mainly aims towards coaches, facilitators, and space holders of all sorts who want to make a living from their work in a way that is in full integrity with them. Business ideas of other sorts are very welcome as well.
The eight days
Three days of ground work, five of building
We believe deeply in the transformational power of community: that we come to know ourselves better through the reflections and support of others. To draw on those gifts, this offering is nested inside a residential community program. We open with three Community Immersion Days that weave the group together and lay the foundation for what follows. The five days after that are the entrepreneurship week itself, each with its own theme and the same underlying structure.
Opening · Three days
Community Immersion Days
The principles and practices of a regenerative community culture, a shared language built through relational and embodied exercises, and the intentions that guide the week ahead.
Then the five-day week
2 hours
Group Time
The standing residency container: connection, integration, check-in.
2 hours
Input
The day’s core framework, transmitted.
2 hours
Lab
You put it to work on your own business, the same afternoon.
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Day 1 · Purpose
Purpose Distillation
We start by exploring the purpose your business wants to embody. Using the Ikigai framework you will map out what you love, what you are good at, what the world needs, and what people will pay for. With the support of the group we then distill a purpose statement that actually represents the offer you want to make to the world.
A personal Ikigai map and a first-draft purpose statement.
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Day 2 · Mindset
Business as a System
Then we learn how to relate to your business as something outside of yourself that you can tweak, adjust, and trust, rather than identifying with it. The limiting beliefs that surface along the way are addressed and cleared in the Lab.
A business you tinker with, rather than one that determines your worth.
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Day 3 · Business Model
Regenerative Business Model & Offer Design
Then we deepen the context of what it means to run a regenerative business, and how it works on and affects the personal, interpersonal, and systemic layers. Following from your purpose statement, you draft your own business model and offer, at a price you can stand behind.
A draft business model and offer. This is what gets pitched on Day 5.
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Day 4 · Method
The Four Relational Pillars
We introduce the four moves that actually find clients: connecting with the people already around you, inviting them in, giving them a real taste of the work, and making the ask, including hearing no without losing self-confidence.
A method for finding clients without funnels, ads, or a following.
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Day 5 · Proof
Launch Day: Build, Pitch, Book
You pitch your business to the group and get valuable feedback on what to improve. After that we make the first moves together, by reaching out to real people in your own network while the group is still around you.
A finished offer, tested language, and real conversations already booked.
Outcomes
What you walk away with
- An Ikigai map and a purpose statement
- A regenerative business model and offer, designed from a cleared starting point
- A practiced method for finding clients relationally
- A proposal script, pitch-tested by peers
- At least one real conversation already booked or in motion
Participation
The week
€1,300 – 2,000
All inclusive for the eight days: housing, food, and the programme itself. A sliding scale from financially strained to financially abundant, and you choose where you sit on it.
Fewer than 5 places leftPhase III residents
Included
If you are already at the château for the residency, the week is part of it, at no cost beyond the contribution you are already making.
Places are limited by what the room can hold rather than by what we could sell. If the scale is a real obstacle for you, please reach out.
How to get there
Getting here
Château du Faune sits at 456 Grand Rue de Bellissen in Bénac, Ariège, in the foothills of the French Pyrenees.
- By air
- Toulouse (TLS) is the nearest airport and the most direct route. Barcelona is often easier to reach from outside Europe, though the onward journey to Foix is longer and requires more connections, routing via La Tor de Querol.
- By train
- Toulouse to Foix takes about 2 hours. Book through SNCF Connect or Trainline.
- Last leg
- Foix is a 15 to 20 minute drive from the château. We expect to be able to pick people up from the station.
- Carpooling
- BlaBlaCar, a carpooling platform that is widely used in this part of France.
Who is holding the workshop
Held by four of us
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Karl Steyaert
Karl is passionate about supporting people and organizations to thrive and contribute to the well-being of all life. For over 25 years he has facilitated personal and collective transformation across North America, Europe, and Asia, offering coaching, training, and group process and conflict facilitation. He founded the Cultural Catalyst Network in 2013 and collaborates in The Hum.
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Jonas Ratza
Jonas creates transformational spaces where personal and interpersonal connection becomes the foundation for systemic change. He has guided many students through courses on Change Management, facilitated meditation groups, and supported individuals into greater self-connection through feelings work. As a co-founder of Regenera, he designs research-based communal residencies and guides communities toward integrating regenerative cultures.
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Nick Hayes
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Nina Chausow
Nina is a communication coach and relationship systems practitioner. After a decade as a private investigator, tracing the unseen threads in complex investigations, she now helps people, teams, and communities develop and implement frameworks for transparent communication, meaningful repair, and value-aligned collaboration. She is dedicated to nurturing relational ecosystems in which individual and community bodies evolve.
More about the people behind Regenera is on the about page.
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Leave with something already moving
Already applying to the Phase III residency? The week is included, with no separate application needed.