In this episode, I sit down with Laura Wilson, founder of Laura Thomas Co., to explore how slowing down, living naturally, and following your values can be a powerful form of resistance and renewal.

In a world obsessed with speed, Laura Wilson is building something different… something slower, more intentional, and rooted in care.

Laura is the founder and director of laura-thomas.com., a Scottish luxury lifestyle brand creating 100% natural products for the face, body, hair, and home - sustainably, ethically, and beautifully.

In this episode, we talk about:

* How a single lavender candle sparked a movement toward mindful, natural living

* What New Zealand taught Laura about sustainability, simplicity, and slowness

* Her bold leap from corporate lending to ethical entrepreneurship

* The quiet power of scent, ritual, and daily tea breaks

* The behind-the-scenes challenges of sustainable packaging and how consumers can make better choices

* Her personal routines for pausing, rebalancing, and staying rooted amid the chaos

* Why community, transparency, and beauty all matter in building a business and a life with soul.

You’ll leave this conversation inspired to rethink your own daily rituals and empowered to live a little more slowly, naturally, and intentionally.

If you want some help with that we’ve teamed up to provide the ultimate eteaket x Laura Thomas Co Collection Box…

Laura’s Resources:

Website: laura-thomas.com

Instagram: @laurathomasco

LinkedIn: Laura Wilson

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