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  1. Really loving these posts, Meghan! Being happy is one of the biggest things I try to stress in my practice. If you don’t look forward to the changes we are making, or really dread an element of them, that’s not fun at all and can be just as damaging. Find what works for you and the things you love is the most important part of sustainable health, and it is awesome that you are spreading this message! Thanks so much for sharing! :)

  2. Awesome post, Meghan. It’s so true, the part about the green juice and the need to have pleasure or belief in its vitality when you’re drinking it in. Love the photo of you and your sweetheart with green drink in your hands. I wonder if this is any indication of where you’ll be leading us next!

  3. Thanks so much for this post, it resonated with me so much. Green juice and healthy foods are important, sure, but they are not everything. Figuring this out and also realizing that happiness is a choice are the biggest “aha” moments I have had in the past few years. It is very liberating to know that my happiness is down to me, not some external influence, and that I can actively choose to be happy, each and every day. Some days are not so hot, but even they have something of benefit, if I can stop and take a step back to see it. Gratitude and kindness are so important, they are values I work on all the time with my kids. Thanks for this beautiful reminder of what is truly important in life. I am so excited to see what you will do next!!

  4. Although I agree with the idea, I was left wanting a link to really why you enjoy green juice and what you find beneficial other than a pick me up. The happiness factor is huge, but still…. happiness and a poor diet don’t work. They must work together.

  5. I agree to an extent about what you’re saying but happiness isn’t always a choice if you’re depressed. I have been happy most of my life till my mid-40’s and then something changed and I would feel blue for no apparent reason. Nothing I used to do before helped to make me feel better until I changed my diet with the help of a holistic nutritionist. So yes I agree there is no point in eating clean without the intention of being happy but it isn’t always as simple as just telling yourself to be happy or choosing happiness.

  6. What a great post! I have been doing a lot around this very topic/subject/life lesson myself over the last 18 months. I have found when I smile from the inside out…I’ll get a few smiles back from a stranger. I like this sort of connection and if helps someone feel better that makes my day! Cheers and here to happiness a very under rated state of affairs.