Through this book and her own path to personal reinvention, Natalie reminds us that before we move forward, we often have to look back. Let Her Out enables all of us to think deeply about our personal brand, values, and how we want to be known in the world.

Have you ever wondered what happened to that unabashed, unapologetic, unrepentant you from your childhood? Natalie Siston goes on a journey to find her younger, bolder self, and teaches you in the process how she Let Her Out… and how you can, too.

Let Her Out is a heartfelt and thought-provoking reminder for each of us to dig deep and return to our truest selves. The powerful questions for the reader’s own reflection will mine some old memories and new motivation to remember who you have always been.

Whether it’s a Her or a Him, we all have parts of ourselves dying to come out. Literally dying. Suffocating from years and perhaps decades of expectations and fear covering up our deepest authenticity. In Let Her Out, Natalie not only gives you permission, but encourages you to let out the best version of yourself buried beneath layers of social conditioning. She demonstrates and challenges us to do this in the context of her real and relatable real life.

As Natalie's third grade teacher (my first year of teaching), I can attest that she was a profound thinker, and indeed "kind and good and smart." Thankfully, we have reconnected during my last year of teaching, and it seems our roles have been reversed. This book hit nerve after nerve as I connected not only to Natalie's advice, but also her life. Her words are insightful, wise and inspiring, and I look forward to reconnecting to my version of "Her" in retirement.

Can you remember that version of your younger self that had big goals and plans? She was energetic, joyful, and ready to take on life! Natalie Siston's remarkable book, Let Her Out, helps you identify that version of you and then offers strategies to reconnect with that spirit. Through her diaries kept throughout her life, Natalie shares her own journey of rediscovering the person she was meant to be, and in doing so, encourages each of us to Let Her Out! Highly recommended.

Too often we forget who we really are. As women, we are socialized to prioritize everyone else's needs above our own. Natalie Siston helps us find who we are again through her own story and thought-provoking coaching questions. If you are wrestling with finding purpose, this is the book for you.

One word: Powerful. The stories, concepts, and exercises in this book can change lives, relationships, and careers. Natalie has created a way to unlock who you can be in the present and future by leveraging who you've always been, making the work completely personal to each reader. This magic makes it accessible to everyone, wherever they are on their journey. Highly recommended.

So many of the stories Natalie shared in her book provided me with a warm recollection of many things I did when I was little, and her actionable prompts reminded me to reflect on who I currently am, and to ensure that I am always showing up as my true self. This is an excellent read for women out there who are feeling like they're missing that spark in their lives; through this book, you will be able to re-activate that spark that's hiding within.

I’m grateful Natalie’s journey to find herself allowed us to reconnect. She took ‘brain’ knowledge and passionately pursued it with her heart, allowing her to soar! In Let Her Out: Reclaim Who You Have Always Been, she eloquently reaches out to your heart. LISTEN to and LIVE by her words!

This is just the book I needed to read right now as I enter midlife and find myself yearning to reconnect to the creativity, boldness, spunk, and thirst for knowledge I had as a young child and teenager. Natalie's story-telling, mixed with her inspiration, encouragement, and outlined steps for how to move forward, have already made an impact on how I'm showing up in the world. I'm grateful she is leading the charge to motivate women everywhere to LET HER OUT!

Being a small town girl myself, Let Her Out helped me to reconnect to my roots and reminded me that anything is possible. By setting my goals and uncovering my own barriers and truths, I too can make my hopes and dreams become my reality.

Natalie uses her rural upbringing to help you address big problems. The reader gets to decide what are the big problems in HER life and use the questions to help in a deep-dive to find solutions. This method will generate feelings from your past to move forward and allow you to grow.