Hosted by Natasha Sudsbury · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 39 episodes
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Welcome to The Natasha Effect - where we get real, think different, and change perspectives, one conversation at a time!I’m Natasha, and if you're looking for surface level, you might nit be ready for The Natasha Effect.Expect unfiltered conversations, unexpected perspectives, and authenticity. Let's spill the tea!
Natasha Sudsbury hosts The Natasha Effect, a education show with 39 episodes published.
In this episode of The Natasha Effect, I sit down with Jontai Reynolds, founder of TaiCorner Blogs and author of No One Saw Her Coming, to talk about reactive abuse and what people often get wrong about it. We break down
In this episode of The Natasha Effect, I sit down with Danielle McKinnon, founder of Eat, Sleep, Ride and Herd Dynamics, to talk about leadership, resilience, and the lessons most people overlook. Danielle shares her sto
In this episode of The Natasha Effect, I sit down with Danielle McKinnon, founder of Eat, Sleep, Ride and Herd Dynamics, to talk about leadership, resilience, and the lessons most people overlook. Danielle shares her sto
In this episode of The Natasha Effect, I sit down with Nicole Patrick, founder of The Beauty Bar and Lounge and Sophia Nicole Cosmetics, to talk about what motherhood actually looks like beyond the polished version peopl
In this episode of The Natasha Effect, I sit down with Nicole Patrick, founder of The Beauty Bar and Lounge and Sophia Nicole Cosmetics, to talk about what motherhood actually looks like beyond the polished version peopl
In this episode of The Natasha Effect, I sit down with Sydney Welch, co-founder of The Maker’s Table, an experiential agency known for hosting curated community dinners and producing events that bring creatives, entrepre
In this episode of The Natasha Effect, I sit down with Sydney Welch, co-founder of The Maker’s Table, an experiential agency known for hosting curated community dinners and producing events that bring creatives, entrepre
In this episode of The Natasha Effect, I sit down with MeiMei Fox, a two-time New York Times bestselling author, TEDx speaker, and CEO of Your Bestselling Book. We talk about why storytelling is more powerful than most p
In this episode of The Natasha Effect, I sit down with MeiMei Fox, a two-time New York Times bestselling author, TEDx speaker, and CEO of Your Bestselling Book. We talk about why storytelling is more powerful than most p
In this episode of The Natasha Effect, I’m sitting down with Mariam, founder of Premier Comfort Care, to talk about how loss can either break you or build you. After losing her father, Mariam turned her pain into purpose
This episode takes a real look at what happens when a society flips its values and raises boys and girls in ways that work against their natural strengths. We’re talking about boys being pushed into softness without dire
This week, we’re wrapping up with Laws 45–48, the mindset behind guiding change, reading the room, watching the people closest to you, and staying adaptable no matter what comes your way. From steering transitions instea
This week, we’re diving into Laws 41–44, the discipline behind keeping your value high, guarding what you give away, letting your actions speak louder than your ego, and turning pressure into leverage. From refusing to b
This week, we’re breaking down Laws 37–40, the strategy behind shaping perception, staying unpredictable, managing your alliances, and guarding your resources. From creating powerful impressions that do the talking for y
This week, we’re exploring Laws 34–36, the mindset behind holding your space without forcing it, keeping your cool when others want a reaction, and learning when to walk away. From acting like royalty to be treated like
This week, we’re diving into Laws 31–33, the strategy behind shaping outcomes, guarding your influence, and listening deeper than people think you are. From controlling the options (Law 31), to playing to others’ fantasi
This week on The Natasha Effect, we’re getting real with Laura LaRue, the unapologetic force behind Lulu Liquor Cakes, yes, cakes infused with liquor and attitude. From being told she couldn’t be a mom and a professional
This week, The Natasha Effect goes totally off-script… My husband and his best friend hijacked the mic, so expect unfiltered conversations, random laughs, and everything from brotherhood to faith. Trust me, you don’t wan
This week on The Natasha Effect, we’re turning up the heat, literally. I’m sitting down with Maddy “The Hot Sauce Girl” Kelman, the powerhouse behind Homestead’s Hot Sauce, to talk about what it really takes to build a b
This week on The Natasha Effect, we’re breaking down Laws 26–30 of The 48 Laws of Power and trust me, it’s all about moving with intention, confidence, and quiet strength.
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The Natasha Effect is hosted by Natasha Sudsbury. The show is categorised under education (self improvement) and has published 39 episodes.
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