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It was a breath of fresh air. I began to realize that the freedom I felt/experienced on the coaching call was something I was created to enjoy and able to have in my life on a daily basis.
~ Chantel C.
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“You have a double masters and an Ivy League education. Never forget that.” -my dad
It’s difficult to share so openly without feeling like I’m in some way sounding ungrateful. Before I go any further, know this: without the support of my parents, sister, few close friends and husband I would not be where I am today.
It’s hard not to shake those titles when the first question out of any Indian aunty or uncle’s mouth is typically “So where do you work?” or “What school did you go to?”
My first master’s degree from Hofstra University always seemed to leave them with a slight glaze over their eyes. I even remember one time while talking with a family friend, my association with Hofstra clearly wasn’t interesting enough to warrant further conversation.
Until one day everything changed for me.
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Hey everyone!
I’ve been posting a lot of photos on my Facebook and Instagram of all the delicious vegetarian and vegan recipes I have been making in culinary school. I’ve been getting a lot of requests to: “PLEASE SHARE THE RECIPE!!!!” so here I go. For this first food post I’m super excited to share a recipe that I’ve always been intimidated to even try to make:
Enter Naan.
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I haven’t written in a while. Mostly because I have been completely absorbed with my Self. Now usually I wouldn’t admit that (out loud). The truth is since I’ve moved to Austin and started culinary school at The Natural Epicurean Academy of Culinary Arts, I haven’t made time for anything else.
Being Self-absorbed is a full-time job.
Before I go any further, let me define “Self-absorbed” in the context I am writing about:
Self-absorbed: Taking the time to look within. Noticing and approving of (as opposed to judging and making wrong) your thoughts, feelings, and actions.
A few days ago a classmate of mine told me to get over myself after I shared that I carved my initials on the bread I made.
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My friend Nisha Moodley recently wrote a blog post about her top courageous moments of 2013. I loved it so much that I decided to reflect back on my year and the teachable moments that came along with it.
It’s so easy to get caught up in what’s yet to be accomplished that we forget to stop and look back on what we have done and the lessons learned along the way.
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