Natassia Miller

I've coined a new theory of the Internet in 2025.

It’s the basis for my new company.

I call it the "Boutique Impact" Theory.

Five years ago, audience was king. Make content, build audience, profit. I know this firsthand. I served 7,000+ Write of Passage and Second Brain students, many of whom wanted to build an audience. Most people sharing on the Int... See more

Be Very Careful About The Way You Craft Your Narrative

“Notice,” Michael Lewis suggests, “the effect the stories people tell about themselves have on their lives. If you listen to people, if you just sit around and listen, you’ll find there are patterns in the way they talk about themselves.” Some people are always the victim in the stories they te... See more

When I learned to let my skin speak in these four ways, it was so subtly radical, it rearranged me. It was simple. It was accessible. It worked. And yet, almost no one I knew knew about it. It made me wonder if all those dissatisfied couples looking outward to new partners had explored themselves first. Not that kind of self-exploration—though that... See more

the rapture of new love, when our ecstatic passion collapses all boundaries and two bodies dissolve into one breathless, shared pulse

The point is, when we try to give and receive simultaneously, we end up doing neither deeply. We skim the surface of intimacy, of sensuality, never letting it pull us under into its fullness. The Wheel of Consentis about disentangling a couple’s surface-level merging, revealing a deeper intimacy—two people, present in themselves, separate yet attun... See more

from the very first conversation, all the way through the medicine and the integrations, you are creating a container where a person feels like you are solid in your integrity, and want the best for them. If you’re willing to call them on some of their shadow as well as enhance and lean into their light, it will create a container that allows them ... See more

Healing happens at the speed of trust .

The heat and scent of our sex on my skin lent gravitas to a life that had, until then, felt inconsequential. Through him, with him, in him, I expanded beyond the edges of my old self