“If the founders of this country had any inkling that the government would insert itself, as it has, into taking food choices away from us, I believe that that would have been the first amendment. It’s just a fundamental right that we’re not being allowed to exercise.”

(Elizabeth Rich)

Imagine you’re living your dream come true.

You’ve followed the modern-day American success template—go to college, get married, work hard to build a career, and raise a family. Then, you and your husband decide to escape the hustle and bustle of city life, buying a forty-acre farm where together, you’ll raise your children. Turns out, your husband loves everything about being a farmer—connecting with nature and producing food for his family. And you? You’ve happily traded the big city law firm for a small practice in a country town. Life couldn’t be better!

Then, suddenly, something unimaginable happens completely out-of-the-blue. It’s devastating and terribly sad. It cuts you off at the knees.

In this episode, you’ll find out how one woman from Wisconsin used the biggest tragedy of her life as a catalyst for reinventing her career and her lifestyle…again.  Through terrible grief and sadness, she discovered softness, illumination, and the true meaning of life…for her.

Please enjoy the very wise and delightful, Elizabeth Rich…

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Elizabeth’s book recommendations…

When Things Fall Apart: Heart Advice for Difficult Times by Pema Chodron

Healing Wise by Susun S. Weed

Your Money or Your Life by Vicki Robin

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