Nell Newman is probably best known
for having very famous parents, Paul Newman and Joanne
Woodward. But she says the biggest lessons she learned
from them had nothing to do with Hollywood. They gave
her a love of food, environment, philanthropy and the
knowledge that even the little things you do in life can
have a huge impact, even if no one sees you doing them.
That’s why, even though it can seem
overwhelming at first to think about, Nell says it’s
important to take a quick inventory of your life and be
mindful of how you affect everything around you – from what
you buy to what you throw away. But those steps can be small
and simple. And in this audio, you’ll hear how to get
started.
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Why Paul Newman was so driven to
give back, why he usually kept this under wraps, and
some of the many ways he secretly did it
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The real difference between “USDA
certified organic” and “farm-grown organic” – and why
it’s extra important to give your money directly to
local farmers if you can
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The little-known humble story of how Paul Newman started
his salad dressing company
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5 little areas of life you can take notice of that will
contribute big when it comes to the environment
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All about the double-value food stamp program you’ve
probably never heard of, and the truth behind why you’ve
probably never heard about it
When it comes to making a difference in this world, Nell
says every little bit counts. Big ideas usually start out
small, and so do impactful people. And in this audio, you’ll
hear how you can start small and contribute big too.
