Are you ‘positive’ enough? Millions of people are on a journey to become more positive in their lives, but there’s a deep truth behind the social media-driven push towards positivity that most people aren’t talking about.
Here’s the real truth about ‘being positive’ explained:
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Over 100 million people watched the Super Bowl last night on television, and chances are you may be one of them.
I’m not here to sit on some high horse and judge you for watching football, but I am here to share a very important message to you about what you WON’T be hearing on TV about Super Bowl 50…
A major chicken supplier for both McDonald’s and Tyson Foods has been caught deeply abusing chickens in some of the most graphic and disturbing ways possible. As documented by an undercover video investigation (see below for the video), factory farm workers can allegedly be seen beating the chickens with spikes, breaking their necks by stomping on their heads, and much more.
It’s absolute detestable, and I’m most certainly not lovin’ it.
Are you being fooled by deceptive marketing techniques when it comes to the products you buy at the grocery store? Even hardened food experts are being tricked by one of the newest trends in food labeling.
As the Senate moves to vote on the DARK Act legislation that could ban mandatory GMO labeling in the United States, it’s time to demand that President Obama keep his 2007 promise to label GMOs.
It’s easy to get caught up in the stressful nature of your job, relationships, financial struggles, and virtually any other aspect of modern life. That’s why it’s essential to mentally ‘ground’ yourself on a daily basis by what I call ‘remembering your humanity.’
What do I mean by this? Well, as I detail in the video above, there’s a number of ways that we can kind of ‘ground’ ourselves by simply interacting with the world. One of the best ways is to be around nature.
I found an awesome way to help feed 525,000 people. One that uses several million dollars’ worth of free food that would have otherwise been thrown into the garbage.
After speaking at March Against Monsanto 2015 on the numerous ways Monsanto’s chemical and GMO creations threaten our health, I decided to ask nearby strangers if they had ever heard of Monsanto. Amazingly, very few had ever heard of the company — and some thought that Monsanto was some kind of carpet cleaning company. Checkout the video of this below:
The reality is clear: we are achieving major victories against Monsanto and genetically modified creations at large. In my latest speech at March Against Monsanto 2015, I detail the numerous ways in which we are finally taking down the GMO juggernaut thanks to activism and passion.
Yesterday, we told you about the announcement by the USDA that the U.S. government will be launching official ‘non-GMO’ labels that could reshape the food supply when it comes to consumer options. Here’s how this decision could actually end Monsanto and other biotech giants who seek to monopolize the food supply:
