If you’re a glass-half-empty, you’ll see two failures. If you’re a glass-half-full sort of person, you’ll see two successes. They both made it all 30 days, and they both ditched almost all of it afterward, but for very different reasons.
#Whole30 success story series
In this series of two posts, you’ll meet some of my husband’s and my closest friends, both of whom embarked on a Whole30 after hearing about our experiences with it last year. We helped throw our friends into the deep end. I think it’s probably difficult to be friends with us.
Most recently, my husband and I were the evil peer pressure initiators, and there was a LOT of “Just Say NO!” It ultimately created an entire language and thought process about peer pressure that still impacts my generation today. I feel like the program painted high schools as evil bastions of peer pressure, and “those kids” out there were going to try very hard to get you to drink and do drugs. to keep kids off drugs,” and the commercial about the fried egg: “This is your Brain. If you’re not familiar with good old D.A.R.E., you’re probably not a child of the 80s and 90s.Ī police officer would come into schools and teach kids to “Say NO to Drugs.” I’m sure it was a massive state or federal expense, and I think its effectiveness was often questioned, but the taglines of the era somehow got burned into my brain, like, “Just Say NO!” and “D.A.R.E. I can’t believe how often I think of the old “Drug Abuse Resistance and Education” classes or joke about it with my classmates. ever worked to keep kids from drinking or doing drugs, but they definitely had some effective marketing techniques that really stuck. Jumping into the Whole30 without a meal plan? Check out our Whole30 compliant meal plan and a second one with tons of Whole30 vegetables side dish ideas.
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