A Compelling Reason to Change with Kitten the Juice Pirate

Kitten the Juice Pirate has made a change in her life.  A change that has impacted and benefitted her in many ways, but what is inspiring about this story is her desire to benefit others.  Others like her immediate family and friends of course, but also others around the world.  In this conversation, Kitten describes how she has gone from the point of almost "giving up" to writing children's books to help them learn about nutrition. Kitten was introduced to me by my previous guest Joe Cross as she appears as a success story in his new book "The Reboot with Joe Juice Diet".  Like previous guests and juicing success stories, Brian Robertson, Angela Von Buelow, Eric Rowley and Shane Whaley, Kitten started on her new approach to life having watched the film Fat, Sick and Nearly Dead.  Up to that point Kitten had described herself as "the grumpy mama bear" as her health and weight were impacting more than her ability to get around. If you are trying to develop change in your life, whether personal or professional, then I would suggest and recommend that you have this episode on a loop.  Kitten talks of the time that she realised that she had a compelling reason to change, as she looked out in to the garden at her children and wanted to be there for them. We discuss the support team that helped her on the journey and inspired her to stick with it.  "Thank goodness for moms" is Kitten's recognition that her mothers love and support was what started the whole transition (if was also Kitten's mother introduced her to Joe's film).  Of course she also credits Joe Cross and his team as well as Christopher Lloyd (yep - that one, Doc Brown from Back to the Future).  Next was putting a plan and goal in place, and then they started. Together!  As the changes started to occur, Kitten says she became "a sponge and wanted to learn all I could". Measuring, monitoring, testing, applying and learning kept them going for a 42 day "Reboot" juice fast, however it did much more than that.  It created a sustainable way of life.  An understanding and knowledge of the way things connect and benefit/impact one another.  It seems the change is more than just a physical one Kitten is now keen to share this knowledge and support others and has now written a children's book about health and nutrition, as the character Kitten the Juice Pirate.  So watch out for that on the bookshelves in the future. Are you looking to make a change?  Let us know how you are getting on, what it takes and what you have learned. Of course if you would like to connect with Kitten the Juice Pirate and know more then you can find her on her Facebook page. If you have been inspired by this story then make sure you share it.  Tweet it, copy the link and put it on Facebook, or email it to a friend that you think will enjoy and benefit. If you want to hear more stories, then check out these infinite pie thinkers who discuss what it takes to create connections that count.