Sanne Stouwdam is a business co-founder based in Hilversum, open to meeting collaborators and willing to put €4k of their own capital on the line. Read the three answers below — what motivates them, the kind of partner they want, the business they would build — and reach out directly if it resonates.
“In my work as a holistic health practitioner, I am driven by the belief that knowledge is power. A little understanding can often go a long way, and simple solutions to complex problems do exist. However, the devil truly is in the details. I believe the body should not be micromanaged. We need to support it while honoring the intelligence of a system that still exceeds our own understanding. *I deleted my linked in my website is soulpulsecoaching.com”
“I’m looking for someone within the health and wellness field who wants to share the cost and responsibility of a professional space. I’m open to starting lean, including in a temporary or anti-squat space, if that allows us to start building without taking on too much overhead too soon. We would both keep our own practice and income while sharing the location. Some things could be organised together, such as shared seminars, bigger workshops and or events, while other sessions would remain completely separate — for example, I may use the space for my own meditative singing bowl sessions while you run your own schedule with yours. What I want to build together is the name, visibility and returning client base around the space itself. I’m looking for someone who is willing to actively contribute to that, so we can use the momentum of the first phase, which could be anti squat or temporary, to grow towards a better and more permanent location.”
“Ultimately, I do dream big. My long-term goal is to have my own retreat centre in a beautiful natural setting, with high-tech facilities such as infrared and oxygen-based therapies integrated into the offering — and potentially even develop it into a franchised concept.”
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