I have had the opportunity to connect with an amazing Animal Wellness Expert @Gemma Sheppard. Tomorrow, she is doing a talk on How animals and nature heal us. If you can make it, the link is below. Sunday @ 7am - 8am Vancouver time https://www.skool.com/live/LRBkqNq653F Nature and animals aren't just good for the soul: science proves they're essential for your mind and body. Discover the research behind why reconnecting with the natural world is the most powerful thing you can do for your wellbeing.

We often think wellness requires a major change, but lasting transformation is usually built through small, consistent choices. A glass of water instead of another coffee. A few extra minutes outside. A quiet moment with your animal companion. Choosing a local product over a disposable one. Each choice may seem small on its own, but together they create a ripple that extends into our health, our relationships, our homes, and even our communities. ✨ Reflection Question: What is one small change you've made recently that has had a positive impact on your wellbeing, your animal companion, or the environment? Share below and inspire someone else's to create a ripple of change. 📚 If you'd like to explore this idea further, check out the full article Creating a Wellness Ripple in the Natural Wellness Resource Library.

I am getting ready to launch a series of LIVE Expert talks inside of PPP. I currently have been doing my interviews on ZOOM then posting them to our Social Media platforms. I am wondering how you would feel about being able to access these talks LIVE before they become uploaded to the general public? Let me know what you think... whether as a speaker or someone interested in listening... I would love your perspective.

There has been a great deal of conversation online lately surrounding the rescue of the beagles from the Ridgeway breeding and experimentation facility — and regardless of where people stand politically, it has clearly touched something deeply emotional for many. For some, it raises questions about animal testing, ethics, and the use of animals in the beauty industry. For others, it highlights the extraordinary compassion and courage of those willing to risk legal consequences in order to save even a few lives. But beneath all of it, I think there is a deeper question emerging: How do we balance human advancement, industry, medicine, and convenience with compassion, ethics, and the emotional lives of animals? I would genuinely love to hear thoughtful perspectives from this community. Do stories like this shift the way you think about wellness, consumer choices, or our relationship with animals? Or do you feel these conversations are more complex than social media often allows space for?