Sounds like a great plan,
@MrMoonlight . Add your own personal flair/tastes/etc. and make it as fun and pleasant as you can so it's something you actually to look forward to rather than dread. That helps my mindset so much. I now try to always think of what I can add to enrich my life rather than focusing on what I feel like I'll be missing out on, much unlike when I first dove into the drastic changes. Then making time to actually learn of the specific enrichment potential and how my body processes it, etc. added a new level of wanting to try more stuff, especially in the herb arena, a.k.a. invasive weeds that most see as a nuisance, yet grow freely under foot each year.
Initially, I couldn't stop thinking I was simply going to die of either starvation or boredom, and almost had myself convinced to give up several times, and then positive changes became more obvious and kept increasing, and my curiosity kept growing from there. I was also convinced I could never afford the fancy gadgets I'd seen others use that seemed to make things easier and more conveneient, like a juicer, a food processor, high-speed blender, yonanas nice cream machine, etc., but ended up finding them all at thrift shops/consignment stores/and/or on craigslist. Wishing you many tasty and healthy discoveries in your pursuits!
This morning, I've consumed a couple quarts of lemon H20 and a pint of freshly made celery/radish/radish greens/spinach/ginger/jalapeno/red clover/carrot juice, with some more H20 to follow. Cheers!
