How to find where you belong

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How to find where you belong

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Natalie LeFebvre was born in Zimbabwe, raised as a child in South Africa, spending most of her adulthood in the UK, and now residing in Portugal yet describes herself as a nomad, who's home is within - it's a really interesting perspective. In your environment you also have to be connected with the right people and it might surprise you and encourage you to seek out people who challenge you so that you can come to know your 'whole' self.
Natalie describes energy as Good Father and Good Mother, as a way to remove any toxicity from masculine and feminine energies, relating them to our 'home' and places.
Nelson Mandela's words and actions have greatly influenced Natalie's clear humanitarian ways that come so naturally to her.
She has written a book on a true story that she feels needs to be heard, one she said she would always write on the beauty of the human spirit. Sharing a family's story from Zambia and how they chose to transition what could've been potential hatred into compassion.
Natalie has also ventured into a new business - Settle In; where she helps people find homes, and on the top of her list for everyone is that it must hold a quiet space where you can BE in your own company.
Her 3 tips to self-care are 1) Yoga 2) Nature and 3) To have something to care about.
Book Recommendations
The Artist's Way by Julia Cameron where a phrase 'jump and the net will appear' has remained with her for years.
In the Meantime by Iyanla Vanzant
Connect with Natalie
Instagram: settle_in_portugal

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