“I came into the world through a nervous system already drenched in grief. I didn’t understand it at the time — I just knew I felt broken, like I didn’t belong.

It wasn’t until I began to listen to my body — really listen — that I understood: the trauma wasn’t just in my head. It was in my breath. My fascia. My relationships.

Somatic healing helped me come home to myself. And now, I help others do the same. Because healing doesn’t begin by fixing what's broken — it begins by turning toward what’s been ignored… with compassion.”
— Terri Ewart

The power of doing the work… both internally and externally.

Here is our first conversation together and the start of our journey working on our business together.

The power of doing the work… both internally and externally.

Here is our first conversation together and the start of our journey working on our business together.

The power of doing the work… both internally and externally.

Here is our first conversation together and the start of our journey working on our business together.

The power of doing the work… both internally and externally.

Here is our first conversation together and the start of our journey working on our business together.

The power of doing the work… both internally and externally.

Here is our first conversation together and the start of our journey working on our business together.

The paradox of success is that the more we achieve, the more we question if we deserve it.
Imposter syndrome doesn't discriminate between novices and experts. It's the uninvited guest that arrives precisely when you're doing something worth doing.

What if we stopped trying to silence this voice and instead recognised it as a compass pointing toward our growth edge?

In Episode 2 of The Bolton Inc Effect, unpack our journey of reinvention in a new country—the resilience we didn't know we had, the gratitude we didn't expect to find.

The power of doing the work… both internally and externally.

Here is our first conversation together and the start of our journey working on our business together.

A cabin. A vision. A feat of engineering and storytelling.

From Tauriko to Motiti Island, this transportable cabin didn’t just move—it soared. A Black Hawk lifted it skyward, while videographer Louis Bolton captured every breathtaking frame. Precision. Innovation. Teamwork. More than logistics, this was a cinematic spectacle. Because moving a cabin isn’t just transport. It’s a story worth watching.

Marketing in 2025 isn’t about shouting louder—it’s about being radically relevant. Your audience doesn’t need more content; they need the right content, at the right time, in the right place. The brands that win aren’t just seen—they’re remembered. Are you ready to make your marketing impossible to ignore?"