
I'm Natalie. I write about creativity as an ecological practice, nature-based frameworks for work and life, and what it looks like to do business differently: anticapitalist, decolonial, built on reciprocity instead of extraction.
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At the beginning of this year, I started a garden journal. It became a monthly record of what I was noticing around me: what was growing, what was struggling, what showed up that I never planted. I didn’t start it to learn anything about my...
Ten practiced shifts for anyone done pretending business as usual still makes sense.
I keep waiting for someone to establish what the rules are now.
Within a matter of a week, the weather has shifted from abnormally hot summer temps for Portland to wonderfully fall-like mornings with the sun setting earlier than it has in a long time. September is a cool month in that we often can notic...
When was the last time you walked into a garden, on a forested trail, or in your local park and looked at what’s actually happening?
A leaf’s pattern isn’t random; it repeats because that exact structure moves water and light to where the...
Part 1 of A Field Guide to Nature-Based Branding
Most of us didn’t choose how we talk about the work that we do or the businesses that we have cultivated. Instead, we inherited it. Every course, every temp...
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