Imprint with Natalie Walton

We can often start a business with grand ideas but how to focus on the part of the business that will actually make it a success. This episode focuses on

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Ella Noah Bancroft is a writer and activist for the environment and Indigenous rights. In today's episode she shares her story of growing up as an Indigenous woman within Australia and how we can move forward as a country.

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Today's episode is a follow-up to episode 9 where I am sharing some of the biggest lessons I learnt from creating my book Still: The Slow Home, and some practical ways you can apply these ideas into your own home and life. 

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In today's episode I'm sharing the biggest lessons that I learnt from creating my book Still: The Slow Home, and some practical ways you can apply these ideas into your own home and life.

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Jodi Wilson is someone who I have great admiration for on so many levels. She writes beautifully and takes soulful photographs, but more than that she lives her life authentically in her pursuit of simplicity. About two years ago, Jodi and her husband Daniel used their life savings to embark on a trip around Australia in a caravan. On this episode of the podcast she shares not only her creative journey but the many lessons she learnt along the way.

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Once again our world has changed dramatically in a relatively short period of time. Over the past week I have taken time out to listen, read and educate myself on how best to move forward and show up as an anti-racist and be an ally of black, indigenous and melantated voices. It's a process that I'm continuing to engage with as I have a lot to learn. Initially I was unsure of whether to record this episode, but then a black woman from my course said something that changed my mind. And now awareness is leading to action. 

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If you want to know how to deal with clutter at home then first of all you need to learn about letting go. Courtney Adamo wrote an essay on this topic in my book "Still: The Slow Home". And on today's podcast, I'm sharing 7 ways to put these ideas into action in your own home. 

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Evi O is someone who has had a huge impact on my creative life over the past five years. She not only designed the proposal for my book This is Home, which helped me get a publishing contract. But she went on to design This is Home and Still. She is an award-winning book designer and runs a successful design studio in Sydney - Evi O Studio, and is a self-taught artist. In this episode she shares why simplifying the design process is so important, and some of the big lessons she's learnt along her creative journey.

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If you're feeling confused or overwhelmed with all the information that's out there about the best way to use Instagram, let's simplify it, and focus on what you really need to know. It's not what you might think.

This episode is about focusing on what can work for you, your style and personality. Because there's not really a one-size-fits-all solution.

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Emma Lane is a creative visionary who is able to bring her ideas to life in beautiful and captivating ways. She is known in Australia for The Farm at Byron Bay as well as her beautiful home The Range, which features in Still: The Slow Home. We continue our conversation from the book and talk about her own creative journey, and some of the hurdles she’s had to overcome along the way.

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