—> Calling ALL Community Builders 👷‍♀️ One of my favorite things about Rooted & Wild is discovering all the amazing humans doing incredible work. With 130+ members I KNOW WE HAVE SOME TALENT AND LOVE TO SHARE! Do you have something you'd like to share? 👇 Drop up to TWO links in the comments: 🌱 Your Skool community 🎥 YouTube channel 🎙️ Podcast 🌐 Website Once everyone has had a chance to share, I'm going to create a brand-new Rooted & Wild Community Directory classroom that will be unlocked for everyone. It'll be a one-stop place where members can discover amazing creators, learn something new, and support one another. We are all in this together 🫂 When you comment, please include: ✨ Up to 2 links ✨ Tell us about your community, podcast, channel, or website. ✨ Who it's for. ✨ How you help people or what you offer. Let's help each other grow. 🌿 I can't wait to see what you've been building! If you aren't building but you have a community you would like to share OR a podcast we all need to know about, please share away 🦬💚

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What's your win this week? Drop it below — we celebrate ALL of it and ALL of you today. My win this week? I survived. Literally 😂🌿 And that's enough. We don't always need a dramatic transformation. Sometimes you just make it to Friday with your plants intact and your sanity mostly intact and you call that a W. 👊 I've also been working on a NEW classroom this week that will drop later today! You're SECOND pantry — Why my freezer is my BFF 🧊 Now drop YOUR win below — big, small, or just still standing. It all counts in here. 🏁👇

One of the hardest parts FOR ME PERSONALLY of being vegan isn't what I eat. It's what I feed the animals I love. I'd love to have an honest, judgment-free, NICE conversation because I suspect many of us have wrestled with this too. For a long time, I felt conflicted. I love animals. I care deeply about reducing suffering. Yet I also have a responsibility to care for the animals who depend on me. Over the past year and a half since becoming vegan, I've had to sit with some uncomfortable questions, challenge some of my own assumptions, and ultimately make peace with the choices I make for my own dogs. This absolutely isn't a debate post. It's a curiosity post. I know there are people on all sides of this conversation, and my hope is that we can simply listen to one another with kindness. If YOU'RE vegan and share your life with dogs, cats, or other animals... How do you navigate it? Have you ever felt conflicted? Have you found peace with your decision? Do you avoid talking about it because you're worried about being judged? No right OR wrong answers here. No shaming. No pile-ons. Just an honest conversation that I suspect more of us are having privately than publicly. 🐾💚 Pictures of our newest addition, Dexter. He's a week shy of 4 months old 🐾

Being vegan can be exhausting sometimes 🫠 When we go out, I'm usually the one making adjustments, asking questions, or piecing together a meal from side dishes. Sometimes I feel like the difficult one. Sometimes I even feel a little embarrassed. Today was a beautiful reminder not to shrink myself to make other people comfortable. Ever. My son invited us to breakfast and, without telling me, stopped by the restaurant the day before to make sure his momma had options. 🥲 Fresh-pressed orange juice, fruit, dry sourdough with homemade strawberry jam, and honestly the best tofu scramble I've ever had in a restaurant. I felt seen today. ❤️