Discover aligned ways to share your work with the world

Hello, I'm Natalie Ross

I love bunnies, rainbows, and plants.

And I love connection.

Not the superficial niceties of "connection".

I'm talking about connection as an enlivening state of being.

If you're willing, bring to mind how it feels to be with people you actually enjoy.

That feeling is a glimmer of what I mean by connection.

And that's how sharing your work in the world can be.

Learn more in these podcasts...

...featuring me talking about this very topic!


Work With Me

1:1 Coaching

Somatic business support for change makers & holistic practitioners

Ready for support to:

  • Put yourself out there with confidence?

  • Grow your reach in ways that feel good?

  • Convey the value of your offers?

  • Share your stories & knowledge?

  • Book dream clients & collaborations?

  • Do business at your pace, right-sized for you?

  • Grow a marketing method within your capacity?

Gentle Momentum Group

A monthly somatically guided mentorship and community camaraderie group for people whose work cultivates connection in a disconnected world.

Testimonials

From Students & Clients

Sierra Dugas

The Cosmic Poppy

There's so many great things about working with you. I was so happy to come to our calls, because you're such a gentle person, and you hold so much space for allowing me to be vulnerable and share the things that make me cringe and feel scared about running a business and communicating with my followers.

Candice Elliott

Fortress & Flourish

I still use the templates that you gave me to work through. Like point A & point B, like designing the sales page. Like all of that, that process that I learned from you is the process that I am still using when I am creating offers... I can easily drop into it now.

Sarah Cook

sarahteresacook.com

Perhaps the biggest gift was your ability to hear what I was and wasn't saying, and repeat back to me this single question about my clients, "Are they disenchanted?" This led to the notion of enchantment, which has become a VERY important word since our session: both for marketing and for my own internal sense-making around what I do.