About Natalie

If you're here, chances are you're capable, faithful, deeply committed... and quietly exhausted.

You've done a lot "right." You show up. You carry responsibility well. But somewhere along the way, your life started to feel heavy, pressured, or disconnected from yourself.

That's the space I work in.

My name is Natalie Everton, and I'm the founder of the Grace over Grind Journey and Wild & Redeemed Coaching. I work with high-capacity, faith-oriented women who are tired of running their lives on pressure — and who want to stay excellent without burning themselves out.

This work isn't about fixing you or motivating you to try harder.

It's about helping you come home to yourself — and learn how to live, decide, and lead from a grounded, grace-sourced place instead of survival mode.

I know this terrain personally.

For most of my life, I was driven, ambitious, and externally successful, but internally unraveling. I learned firsthand how easy it is for my worth to quietly fuse with performance, and how disorienting it can feel when the striving finally stops working.

I didn't just feel tired — I felt lost. I didn't know who I was if I wasn't producing, solving, or holding everything together. I tried fixing myself with better habits, more discipline, and spiritual "shoulds." But none of it touched the deeper exhaustion.

What I discovered wasn't a new version of myself — it was the freedom of self-trust, regulation, and permission. I didn't need to become someone else. I needed to stop proving and start listening — to myself and to God.

That realization changed everything — and eventually became the foundation of my work.

Today, Grace Over Grind blends coaching, nervous-system-aware practices, faith-rooted perspective, and practical rhythm-building to support deep, sustainable transformation. We don't rush. We don't hype. We pay attention to how pressure shows up in your body, your decisions, and your faith — and we build from there.

My faith grounds this work, but it doesn't overpower it. I believe grace is not a concept to live up to — it's a reality to live from. You don't have to strive your way into wholeness.

If you're longing for rest that actually lands, clarity without forcing it, and a way to move forward that doesn't cost you yourself, you're in the right place.

I'd be honored to walk with you.

Mess and all.

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