Choose Your Words Carefully to Convince Family and Friends to Eat Healthier
Sometimes your own motivation isn’t what stops you from eating healthy, but rather the nags and complaints from the people that expect you to feed them dinner.
Healthy eating is rarely a popular idea, and it’s easy to understand why. What we’ve been told is healthy are boring, steamed, overcooked vegetables and food with no fat, salt or flavor.
So you might find that announcing you’re going to cook healthier can backfire, since no one wants to feel they are being deprived of delicious food.
But those of us familiar with real healthy eating—seasonal, fresh whole foods—know it is actually delicious and much more tasty than the processed junk food that has numbed our taste buds for the past few decades.
So how can we get others to share our enthusiasm?
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