Midweek update: getting motivated by the greats + tonight's teleclass
Published: Wed, 07/11/12
Hi ,
"I couldn't kill my first patient!"This is one of the most memorable lines
spoken at the fund raiser for the Research Without Cruelty event that
took place last Sunday at Millennium Restaurant in the heart of San
Francisco. I had the honor and privilege of being a guest at this extraordinary event.
Spoken by none other than the brilliant and energetic Dr. Neal Barnard, champion of the healthy plant-based diet
and advocate for human health and animal welfare at the highest levels
from his office in D.C., it sparked an evening of festivities that would
refurbish the motivation for change for even the biggest slacker
amongst us.
I wish I could give you a direct injection
of the heart and enthusiasm this event generated for moving the cause
forward. This snapshot and a few anecdotes will get you started. I'll
be covering more about the details of this event in future articles here
and at my columns at Vegan Mainstream and examiner.com.
Yet with so many angles to cover (wait til
you hear about my dinner with the Toxicologist!) I wanted to share with
you what's at the top today: The motivation that comes with connection,
and how you can tap into it for realizing your own goals and dreams.
Getting motivated for dietary change
Reminder: Gluten-free cooking Teleclass tonight!
If you've already signed up, great! If not, there's still time. Come enjoy an hour with Julieanna Hever, RD, the Plant-Based Dietician, and Beverly Lynn Bennett along with yours truly in this full hour about Gluten-free veg cooking.
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