Get Food on the Table without Making Such a Mess: In the Kitchen and on the Planet

  • Tuesday, August 03, 2021
  • 6:15 PM - 8:20 PM
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Get Food on the Table without Making Such a Mess:  In the Kitchen and on the Planet

Marilyn Paul, Bridgeway Partners



Tuesday, August 3rd, 2021

6:15PM - 8:20PM

It’s surprising, even shocking, to discover that in our country we discard 40% of the food we produce.  A lot of that waste takes place at home.  We throw out leftovers, rotting food and edible food past the expiration date.  Most of us think that we aren’t wasting food and that erroneous belief contributes to our wasteful behavior.  Most households could save $1,500 or more by eliminating food waste.  But how?  It’s not as easy as saying “Don’t discard leftovers.”  Marilyn Paul points to a constructive path to change that includes ways of organizing our kitchens and changing our attitudes towards getting food on the table in general.

Session Highlights:

1. Eating meals can be one of the most nourishing parts of our day, yet food  preparation is often done on the fly. 

2. When we learn new ways of thinking about, shopping for, preparing and eating food we can derive much more pleasure from our relationship to food.

3. When we pay more attention to food, we can drastically reduce our food waste, saving money and reducing our negative impact on climate change.

Marilyn Paul is a coach and speaker on the topics of productivity, renewal and sustainability.   She has ADD and has lived a very frantic, disorganized life until she discovered a path to change that change her life and the lives of her clients.  She is the author of "It’s Hard to Make a Difference When You Can’t Find Your Keys" (Penguin) and "An Oasis in Time: How a Day of Rest Can Save Your Life" (Rodale)

Break-out Room Questions:

1.    How is a typical meal in your home prepared?

2.  Is throwing food away after a meal routine?


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Business Partner: Happy Hauler 

6:15PM - 6:30PM Open networking

6:30PM - 6:40PM Welcome to the meeting & Introductions
6:40PM - 6:45PM Member Spotlight

6:45PM - 6:55PM Business Partner Presentation

6:55PM - 7:10PM Breakout Rooms for Discussion

7:10PM - 7:20PM Breakout Room Report

7:20PM - 8:20PM Guest Speaker


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