We’re All Going To Die Someday; Pass The Tequila + 7 Layer Plant Based Nacho Dip

Truth. How many bottles of wine have you double fisted so far?
Have holiday cookies arrived by dump directly into your mouth before you had a chance to avert the mission?
How about chocolate? Has chocolate become your steady escape to happy lately?
Let’s talk about cheese. Have you been having some special moments with cheese?
We spend all year doing our best to avoid the stuff that’s momentarily fun to eat and drink, but ultimately makes us feel tired, bloated, sluggish and gross.

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Fear Isn’t Why You’re Stuck + Quinoa Stuffed Acorn Squash

Everyone has fear and people who are successful in their endeavors aren’t successful because they’ve cracked the super secret code and banished fear from their lives. They are successful because the story they tell themselves is in line and supports the outcome of what they want instead of working against them and keeping them stuck in self-defeating circles.

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Plant Based Breakfast Basics: 8 Helpful Tips

plant based vegan breakfast basics

Congratulations, you’ve decided to up your plant game starting with plant based breakfast basics! If I were doing this in person I’d hug you until it got uncomfortable, making it too awkward to stop hugging, making it even more uncomfortable. We’d finally separate ourselves from one another, neither of us quite sure what to say…

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A Simple Blueprint to Going Vegan or Whole-Food Plant-Based

he Difference Between a Vegan and Whole Food Plant Based Diet

When people think about taking meat, dairy, eggs and processed foods out of their diet, the thought leaves them paralyzed with fear because what the hell will they eat? People find this daunting as shit not because it isn’t possible to take these items out of the diet and still eat like a damn champion eater, but because it’s foreign and unfamiliar.

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The Two Things That Will End Self-Defeating Eating Habits + Cornbread Stuffing with 5 Minute Gravy

Yes, eating is a wonderful, joyous thing that we are absolutely meant to enjoy, but there’s a difference between enjoying your food, and needing food to provide you with joy. When you peel back the layers and find the core motivation behind your actions (or inactions), only then can you make shifts in your thinking, start telling yourself a different story, and allow the healing process to begin.

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