I sent a lot of emails and talked to a lot of people today. Here’s what it was all about..
Set up a book promo about organic housekeeping
Discussed the microbiological influences of home-ecology on the environment
Designed a gluten free menu for a cafe
Explained intestinal permeability to a patient
Talked about the upcoming Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas
Wrote an article explaining how to properly have your thyroid tested
Sent my biography for a gluten-free cooking class I’ll be teaching
Let’s see, what else?
Had a very poignant anthropological discussion with a friend and new business partner
Discussed the launch of two new food products and a nutriceutical related to neuroscience that Garden Eats and I are developing
Made plans to teach a functional medicine seminar to a group of physician’s assistants on integrative endocrinology and immunology.
Why am I telling you all of this? I’m not looking for a pat on the back I promise. I’m writing today because I’m often asked, “now exactly what do you do?” With a giggle, I generally reply, “oh, I do a lot.” In essence, my “work” is a true sense of integrated learning and design for modern living.
At the heart of what of I do is contribute to society in a consientious, heartfelt way that helps people grow, evolve, advance and learn to co-exist better among one another. With my hands in the social sciences, medicine and wellness, organic methods and socially conscious community based living, I guess I’m a modern day anthropological dork. Can that go on my next set of business cards?
So the next time you ask, you’ll get a long response… But know that I work, because I am deeply connected to all of you and how we can all have a little fun, together.
Cheers to cultivating the new year ahead-looking forward to all of you who will be a part of it!
Yours Truly;
Professional Smileypants

perfect.
thanks for all you do!
!!! Of course !!!
You are a multi-talented lady, C! Thank you for providing me/us with a window into all you do and know. It’s very cool to get a picture of your diverse talents and interests… it’s helped inspire my next question to you, my dear mentor:>)