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In this episode of Manners and Other Matters, Louise Percy is joined by the inspiring Natalie Love, a single mother of three and founder of a heart-led business designed to support women in creating lives they truly love. Together, they explore what it means to transition gracefully—from overwhelm to empowerment—and how resilience, rituals, and refined systems can transform daily chaos into confident, elegant action. With candid reflections, practical insights, and a heartfelt tone, this episode is a celebration of modern womanhood, elegant reinvention, and the power of starting again.

Show Notes Guest: Natalie Love – entrepreneur, mother of three, and alumna of The Art of an Elegant Life Masterclass

Topics Covered:

• The Turning Point: Natalie’s decision to stop postponing her dream and finally step into her vision.
• From Triathlon to Transformation: How training for a 100km triathlon built mental resilience that became foundational to her business journey.
• Elegant Boundaries: How Natalie uses graceful language like “I would prefer…” to assert herself kindly and clearly.
• Time as a Tetris Game: How Natalie organises her week using colour-coded calendar blocks to create balance.
• Redefining Success: Moving away from external metrics toward a life that “feels good to live.”
• Letting Go First: Natalie encourages women to delete what isn’t working before adding new habits—mirrored in Louise’s springtime self-audit.
• Support for All Women: Natalie’s work is relevant to women at all life stages—with or without children.
• Practical Steps for Change: Natalie shares her core message: change is possible, and it starts with clarity and small steps.

Mentioned: – The Art of an Elegant Life Masterclass:  Next Masterclass commencing 13 September.
– The Percy Institute – Contact page

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