#humancertified

[drgaviriahealthcoach]

Nowadays with all the information out there about nutrition and health, things can get confusing when you go to the grocery store. What is the difference between cage free/free range/organic or pasture-raised eggs?😳🤔 1. Cage free: it only means the hens don't live in cages. It doesn't determine the space they should have to move. 2. Free range: USDA regulated. It means hens are given continuous access to the outdoors during their production cycle. 3. Pasture-raised: the hens are given at least 108 square feet each and eat some feed, grass, bugs, worms and anything else they can fins outside. 4. Organic: eggs from hens that are fed only organic feed (free of animal by-products, synthetic fertilizers, pesticides or other chemical additives). No genetically modified foods, hormones or other drugs can be used in their production. Hope this helps to understand more about all this terminology. Your health is your most valued asset! NEVER FORGET THAT. . . . . #organiceggs #pastureraised #humancertified #freerangeeggs #cagefree #foodindustry #IINHealthcoach #yourhealthfirst #foodismedicine (at Fort Lauderdale, Florida) https://www.instagram.com/p/B1HQrBWAhY7/?igshid=i26efb9m4gfx

[grodriguez1]

On a lighter post..went to the #georgiaaquarium which is #humancertified 🤷🏻‍♀️ I didnt even know that was a thing. But it was impressive, massive and amazing! (at Georgia Aquarium)

[compoundedthoughts]

FREE RADICALS

By: Chanie Kaminker

By now there is no way you don't know that Tina Roth-Eisenberg, also known as Swiss-Miss, is my all-time super-hero. So I was super psyched when Hannah Roodman (Project 2x1 director and girl-genius in her own right) pointed me to this lovely, insightful interview.  

Titled, Why Confronting Deep Fear is the Key to Creativity the interview is a part of PSFK's Free Radicals series that celebrates:

"Daring, creative leaders whose fresh thinking has defied convention and emboldened the next generation of innovators to be anything but commonplace."

I can get behind that. 

But what struck me about Tina, is the focus she puts, not on the usual here's-how-I-turned-the-industry-on-it's-head, but on the importance of being a genuinely good human being. Nuggets like:

“If I’m aiming to do one thing, it’s to have one set of values that I can apply both at work and at home, because at the end of the day, work and home—you’re just being you.”

And:

“These days, people crave, more than ever, something that feels really authentic and is being done for the right reasons. I’m sure a lot of people don’t realize why they respond to something. It’s just this sort of a gut feeling, like ‘This feels right. I want to be part of that.’”

And, of course: 

“I think my biggest life lesson is that generosity always pays off; generosity of spirit, attention or time.”

Forget industry innovator. Tina wins at life.