Please excuse the echo – we recorded this in a public room with some ambient noise and bare walls.
Sheryl talked about the difference between structure and rules. I found this great blog post about it.
The amazing book The Omnivore's Dilemma: A Natural History of Four Meals by Michael Pollan entered our conversation several times. One of my favorites!
We lamented the growth of clickbait. I found this interesting article questioning whether all clickbait is bad.
Sheryl uses Tailwind to plan her Pinterest and Ingram posts.
I told Sheryl about my love of the podcast Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard Experts and Monica Padman.
Sheryl described herself as a solopreneur and talked of some of the difficulty in using others especially with her content. Here is an interesting article about entrepreneurs versus solopreneurs.
Sheryl mentioned how she uses templates in Canva in designing her content. Canva is a very robust product.
We struggled to come up with the term Safety Data Sheets (SDS or MSDS) which describe the toxicity of chemicals and other materials.
Apparently Oreos are NOT vegan.
Sheryl spoke about one ingredient swaps as a simple way to make environmentally sensitive changes in your life. Truly a great resource for this is her own Greenopedia.com
Sheryl loves the book Cradle to Cradle by Bill McDonough
I mentioned Michael Pollan’s recent book How to Change Your Mind and that led to a brief discussion about mushrooms – both hallucinogenic and adaptogens varieties.
Sheryl also spoke of her interest in enneagrams. I recently took an enneagram test myself. Here is a site for a free test and explanation.
Sheryl mentioned that one of her favorite business books is Winning the Story Wars by Jonah Sachs https://amzn.to/3bxDWXg
We also discussed, In Defense of Food also by Michael Pollan with the mantra “Eat Food, Not too Much, Mostly Plants”
Sheryl can be found at Greenopedia.com
She can also be found @Greenopedia on Facebook and Pinterest and @SherylRyan on Instagram
