Facing
Tomorrow Together

Community matters because it fosters connection, understanding, and collective growth. In good Nic envisions creating a community where individuals talk, learn, and share experiences without fear of judgment. By embracing the idea that it's okay to be wrong, to fail, and to succeed, we empower each other to become more conscious humans.

This shared journey means we embrace diverse perspectives that enhance our collective impact. As we face the future, we not only elevate our own understanding of sustainability but also inspire others to join us in making doing the right thing natural and cool.

Microdose of inspiration

My inbox is flooded with stuff I don't want, and I’m guessing yours is too. I don’t want to add to that.

When I do send out a newsletter (rarely, I promise), it’s because I have something genuinely worthwhile to share.

Social media algorithms and digital detoxes can get in the way of the story I want to tell, so an occasional email lets us stay connected and inspired.

Your turn

Tell us what you’re thinking, learning, and doing. Following along is great, but the real magic happens when we share ideas and inspire each other.

Here’s what I see as a win:

  • Showing up and caring about something you hadn’t before

  • Sharing sustainable choices, whether online or with friends

  • Influencing just one person in your world

Tag #ingoodnic to join the movement and make a difference.

Sustainable ladies

I’m all about uplifting wahine and making sure we’re fairly represented—especially in business.

That’s why I started Sustainable Ladies in Wānaka. Think global, act local, right?

We meet every two months to share ideas, inspiration, and support—building a community around sustainability and resilience. If you’re in the region, come join us!

Not local? No worries. We’ve put together a simple guide so you can start your own Sustainable Ladies group in your area. Get in touch, and I’ll send it your way.