Finding resilience and surviving the Three Ds with Natalie Stockdale

Kintsugi Heroes: Uncovering our Hidden Value

Natalie shares her story about the experiences she had that enabled her to create her resilience tools and shares several of them with us. As a young woman she experienced the heartbreak of drought in the outback when suffering stock were lost or had to be destroyed. Drought was the first of the three D’s that led to working in animal welfare. Her second challenge was divorce, and she believes not coping with the stress contributed to the third D – disease when she developed breast cancer. Exploring the link between stress and disease led to her current path, answering the question ‘How do other people make the pain go away?’ And then to writing books sharing their stories of how they do it.

Biography

“My 'Creative Life Purpose' is to spread love and kindness through writing books and creating rich experiences for others in beautiful, natural settings. In doing so, I feel excited, connected to others and satisfaction in helping to create a kinder world.”

Natalie Stockdale is an author of the 'Campfire for the Heart' book series, and a resilience coach. She believes that hardships are an inevitable and essential part of life experience that shape our character and enrich our lives. How we handle our hardships is a choice. After surviving her own personal challenges of droughts, divorce and disease, Natalie eventually woke up to the importance of resilience for our mind and body. She subsequently resigned from her job as CEO of the Jane Goodall Institute Australia and dived into the world of wellness. Natalie is on a mission to make happier, resilient people.

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