Episode 52: Why Healthy Eating Doesn’t Solve All Your Problems + Being An Introvert + Hustling Hard With Laura Miller Of Raw. Vegan. Not Gross.

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🗓️ 2 May 2016

⏱️ 51 minutes

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Summary

Laura Miller is here! You may know her from crazy food ensembles, popular Tastemade videos, or her upcoming book (Raw. Vegan. Not Gross.), but what you might not know is that she struggled lots personally and professionally to get to where she is today. Laura gets candid about some of these issues and what she did to get to the other side.

Laura and I talk about how she went through a dozen jobs before landing a career in food, how she became the trojan horse of introverts, why she believes good food/diet isn’t the magic pill cure-all for being truly healthy, how she’s dealt with the mean girls and boys of the Internet, and how she’s helping other women with her #froobs (food + boobs) community.

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This episode is sponsored by SW Basics. Head to their site and receive 15% off your order with special code ONEPART at checkout. I personally love the book Skin Cleanse and their awesome makeup remover.

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0:00.0	It's the One Part podcast, episode 52. Hey.
0:29.0	Let me try that again.
0:30.7	Hey.
0:32.2	Do you like that?
0:33.2	Hi.
0:33.8	Hey.
0:35.0	I'll just go with.
0:35.6	Hey.
0:36.4	It's Jessica Mernan.
0:37.9	It's the Wampart podcast, and I am bringing you lessons and next level inspiration before we get to today's guest.
0:44.7	I'm very excited to tell you that this episode is sponsored by SW Basics.
0:50.4	SW Basics is a Brooklyn-based skincare line whose products are formulated with five 100% natural
0:57.0	ingredients or less. I know for me, it was only a few years ago that I actually decided to take
1:03.8	the plunge into the natural beauty world. And I seriously had no idea what I was doing
1:09.7	because I did no ingredients were bad and what ingredients
1:12.8	were good. So I just didn't really buy anything and then stuck with my crappy things that I was
1:19.0	using that had chemicals in them. But then I found SW basics and it really all made sense to me
1:25.4	because I actually recognized the ingredients that they were using.
1:29.7	So it's my go-to now. I always have it stacked in my cabinet, so I'm excited that they're a sponsor.
1:35.7	And if you're just starting out like I was, or you know a little and want to know more,
1:42.1	Adina who started SW Basics wrote a book called Skin Cleanse, which is just incredible.
1:47.9	And in this book, she breaks down the entire natural beauty world and even gives you a plan
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