Business Chief Magazine October 2026 | Page 94

LUMINA

SIX IN THE MORNING

AND IBIZA IS COMING DOWN. The last taxis are pulling away from the clubs, their windows open, the passengers folded into the back seats like dropped coats. Up in the pines, behind an electric gate, someone who runs a company is already awake, because she is always awake. Her phone is on 4 %. So is she. Jodie Perry-Bower, CEO and Founder of Lumina, moved here this year to sell business execs and partygoers a different kind of comedown. Her trade is nervous system regulation, the practice of teaching a body’ s stress response to stand down instead of idling at full throttle. It takes two hours, a room, breath, meditation and a set of crystal alchemy bowls.“ What actually happens across six days is an education in your own physiology,” she wrote on LinkedIn when she announced the retreat. It is a strange pitch for an island built on forgetting. The people who run things are booking anyway.
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