The freedom to be vegan

1) Vegan Before Six: Introducing the "Vegan Before 6:00" approach, which involves following a completely vegan diet from morning until late afternoon. Then, starting at dinner, you have the flexibility to consume either vegan or non-vegan foods for the rest of the evening. This approach provides an easy way to transition into a mostly vegan lifestyle and prepares you to fully embrace veganism after 6:00.

2) Vegan Test-Drive: If the idea of a lifelong commitment is daunting, consider taking a vegan diet for a test-drive. Try adopting a vegan diet for a week, 21 days, or even an entire month. Through this experience, you'll personally witness the benefits of a plant-based lifestyle. Over time, being vegan becomes easier, and in just a few weeks, vegan foods can become your go-to choice. By the end of your test-drive, you might decide to continue on and embrace veganism permanently.

3) Go Vegan in Your Kitchen: During my first year of college, I stumbled upon a distressing video of a slaughterhouse. Shocked by what I witnessed, I gradually eliminated meat from my diet and became a vegetarian. Later, when I had my own kitchen in my junior year, I realized it was the perfect opportunity to transition from vegetarian to vegan. I made a firm commitment to never bring any non-vegan food into my new home. As I rarely dined out, this resolution instantly made me a 100 percent vegan. Additionally, this commitment motivated me to enhance my vegan cooking skills. I discovered a collection of simple vegan recipes, and my journey towards veganism began in full swing.