Natalie Hobbs's guest appearances

Natalie Hobbs

Cannabis Voices

The Matrix Green Pill

The Kelly Lundberg Podcast

Claire Carter

Donna Benton

Jessica Smith

Noor Hibbert

Bonni Goldstein

Mike Barnes

Harper Collins

Saif Ali Khan

Alison Young

Tom Curran

Priti Malik

Hannah Deacon

Mike Arnold

Ethan Russo

Rajeev Gupta

OwlTail

Making an impact in the UAE is Natalie Hobbs, owner of the Modibodi franchise in the region. Sustainability advocate and passionate about change, Natalie has successfully helped more than 5,000 women significantly reduce their use of single-use disposable products, and at the same time empowering girls and women across the Middle East that they no longer need to miss out on activities such as swimming, running on sport when they have their period. Visit the website https://modibodi.ae Want to know more about how you can work with Kelly &amp; Brand YOU Creatorswww.brandYOUcreators.com

Making an impact in the UAE is Natalie Hobbs, owner of the Modibodi franchise in the region. Sustainability advocate and passionate about change, Natalie has successfully helped more than 5,000 women significantly reduce their use of single-use disposable products, and at the same time empowering girls and women across the Middle East that they no longer need to miss out on activities such as swimming, running on sport when they have their period. Visit the website <a href="https://modibodi.ae" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://modibodi.ae</a> Want to know more about how you can work with Kelly &amp; Brand YOU Creators<a href="http://www.brandYOUcreators.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.brandYOUcreators.com</a>

Saving the planet one pair of pants at a time w/ Natalie Hobbs

About Natalie HobbsThe woman behind Modibodi Middle East, Natalie Hobbs, made the move from Australia to Dubai in 2016 with her husband and two girls. Having worked in corporate roles prior to moving to Dubai, Natalie decided this was the time to combine her passion for sustainability and building a better world for our future. Dedicating her time and energy to helping build awareness of Modibodi, and leveraging the support of many wonderful women here in the UAE, Natalie has successfully helped more than 4,000 women significantly reduce their use of single-use disposable products, and at the same time empowering girls and women across the Middle East. No longer do we need to miss out on activities such as swimming, running when we have our period. Girls never need to worry about rushing out of class in fear of embarrassment, no need to worry about leaks, being caught unexpectedly, or feeling that we have to be house-bound when we have our period.  Women can start or continue to exercise with confidence, even with light bladder leaks and mild incontinence - and not have to rely on uncomfortable, awkward pads and panty liners. About this episodeIn this episode, Hilmarie and Natalie talk about the importance of sustainability and how to change the narrative around monthly periods. If you are on the fence about starting a business, Natalie has some excellent insights you will not want to miss. Tune in for another insightful discussion.Quotes"We need to take care of our planet. We need to make changes so that our children, our grandchildren, and great-grandchildren can continue to have a beautiful life"“Sustainability is something we have to do. We don’t have a planet B, we need to take care of our planet, we need to make changes”.“It’s important to educate boys as well, not just having a conversation with daughters but also with our sons, and it’s also very important for our husband to be comfortable talking about it with our daughters”. “ Education is the key, just explain why we menstruate and that it can tell so much about our body”.“I think it’s so easy to compare yourself to all the other business that seems to be so much bigger, so much more successful and so on top of things. Yes, you can admire them but not compare yourself."Useful LinksInstagram: @modibodi_middleeastFB: @ModibodiMiddleEastWebsite: https://modibodi.ae/

About Natalie Hobbs The woman behind Modibodi Middle East, Natalie Hobbs, made the move from Australia to Dubai in 2016 with her husband and two girls. Having worked in corporate roles prior to moving to Dubai, Natalie decided this was the time to combine her passion for sustainability and building a better world for our future.  Dedicating her time and energy to helping build awareness of Modibodi, and leveraging the support of many wonderful women here in the UAE, Natalie has successfully helped more than 4,000 women significantly reduce their use of single-use disposable products, and at the same time empowering girls and women across the Middle East. No longer do we need to miss out on activities such as swimming, running when we have our period.  Girls never need to worry about rushing out of class in fear of embarrassment, no need to worry about leaks, being caught unexpectedly, or feeling that we have to be house-bound when we have our period.  Women can start or continue to exercise with confidence, even with light bladder leaks and mild incontinence - and not have to rely on uncomfortable, awkward pads and panty liners.  About this episode In this episode, Hilmarie and Natalie talk about the importance of sustainability and how to change the narrative around monthly periods. If you are on the fence about starting a business, Natalie has some excellent insights you will not want to miss.  Tune in for another insightful discussion. Quotes "We need to take care of our planet. We need to make changes so that our children, our grandchildren, and great-grandchildren can continue to have a beautiful life" “Sustainability is something we have to do. We don’t have a planet B, we need to take care of our planet, we need to make changes”. “It’s important to educate boys as well, not just having a conversation with daughters but also with our sons, and it’s also very important for our husband to be comfortable talking about it with our daughters”.  “ Education is the key, just explain why we menstruate and that it can tell so much about our body”. “I think it’s so easy to compare yourself to all the other business that seems to be so much bigger, so much more successful and so on top of things. Yes, you can admire them but not compare yourself." Useful Links Instagram: @modibodi_middleeast FB: @ModibodiMiddleEast Website: <a href="https://modibodi.ae/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://modibodi.ae/</a>

Episode 59 - Natalie Hobbs - How to be more sustainable in the choices we make

Episode 7 of Cannabis Voices is dedicated to the memory of George Gannon, the 30-year-old British man who sadly lost his battle to cancer in March this year.Told through the words of his partner, Natalie, she bravely shares their journey through cancer, how the medical profession gave up on George, and how if it were not for Natalie's determination to find alternatives (which included cannabis), George would have died 18 months earlier.I won't lie, Natalie's story makes for hard listening, the pain and grief are still present in her voice. But she is determined to keep George's memory alive. George's story is just one of hundreds of thousands of cancer patients around the world who are hoping cannabis will work where conventional medicine has failed. Many have achieved extraordinary results, but it's a difficult path to take coming with all the dangers associated with sourcing cannabis oil (in high quantities) from the black market. But it's also a story of hope. How in the midst of tragedy, love and community flourish.ResourcesArticle for Project CBD, inspired by George's tumour reduction after taking cannabis oil. Using Cannabis to Treat Cancer The High Street Club Facebook Group Support the show

Episode 7 of Cannabis Voices is dedicated to the memory of George Gannon, the 30-year-old British man who sadly lost his battle to cancer in March this year. Told through the words of his partner, Natalie, she bravely shares their journey through cancer, how the medical profession gave up on George, and how if it were not for Natalie's determination to find alternatives (which included cannabis), George would have died 18 months earlier. I won't lie, Natalie's story makes for hard listening, the pain and grief are still present in her voice. But she is determined to keep George's memory alive. George's story is just one of hundreds of thousands of cancer patients around the world who are hoping cannabis will work where conventional medicine has failed. Many have achieved extraordinary results, but it's a difficult path to take coming with all the dangers associated with sourcing cannabis oil (in high quantities) from the black market. But it's also a story of hope. How in the midst of tragedy, love and community flourish. Resources Article for Project CBD, inspired by George's tumour reduction after taking cannabis oil. <a href="https://www.projectcbd.org/medicine/using-cannabis-treat-cancer" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Using Cannabis to Treat Cancer</a> <a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/2864278500268747/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The High Street Club Facebook Group </a> <a href="https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/marybiles71" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

Natalie Hobbs - remembering George