Stop Thinking Veganism Has to Be Perfect: Why Compassion and Progress Matter More
Many people are curious about plant-based living but feel overwhelmed by the idea of "doing it right." In a thoughtful episode of The Glen Merzer Show, Joanne Kong sits down with classical pianist, educator, and author Joanne Kong.
Perfection is the enemy of progress. Every plant-based meal you eat — even if you eat dairy at the next one — is a meal that didn't come from an animal.
Start with breakfast. Then lunch. Then a single dinner per week. The progression takes care of itself.
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