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Tabitha Brown

Finding Our Way to Joy, Love, and Freedom

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Feeding the Soul (Because It's My Business) by Tabitha Brown shares the author's journey towards veganism and offers simple, healthy and affordable vegan recipes to nourish the body and soul.

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    “That’s your business”

    How is destiny like a pair of glasses? Everybody has their own prescription. 

    Some people are near-sighted, some far-sighted; some have a lazy eye. If you try to wear somebody else’s glasses – or foist your glasses on them – don’t be surprised if it doesn’t help much. Why? Because your prescription belongs to you and you alone. 

    So it is with our visions for life. Each is unique. We each have a unique journey to embark on, and it’s up to us, alone, to take it. As Tab says, “That’s your business.” 

    One part of “your business” has to do with your gifts. Each of us has a unique set. Some of us can paint beautiful paintings that bring people to tears. Some of us are born athletes. Those gifts are obvious. But some us – many of us – have gifts we hardly recognize.

    Tab spent years trying to realize her dreams as an actress. She took part in community theater, worked in independent films, and even hosted a small late-night show. Struggling in her career, she tried to fit into the image that Hollywood wanted – changing how she dressed, how she talked, and even taking diet pills to try to force her body into the “right” shape. It was exhausting – and, what’s more, it didn’t work!

    In the end, what propelled her to fame were two gifts that she hadn’t even considered. The first gift was that Tab was always funny. As a child, she’d crack her family up with her observations and comic timing. She relished big gatherings and social occasions where she could play the part of the family joker.

    The second gift was her love of cooking. Throughout her life, while she was out there trying to become a famous actress, she was also going about the quiet, mundane business of daily living. Cooking was always there, but it was effortless – just a normal part of everyday life, as natural as breathing. 

    And yet it was these two unassuming gifts – her sense of humor and her love of cooking – that would transform her life. Only in retrospect could she see how valuable these gifts were. 

    Today, far from seeing them as mere quirks of personality, Tab sees these gifts as just that — actual, genuine gifts from God. God gives all of us these gifts for a reason. We owe it to Him and ourselves not to take them for granted, but instead to put them to the best use we can.

    So ask yourself: What are your gifts? What comes naturally to you? Do you have abilities that you aren’t taking advantage of? 

    And remember, if somebody doesn’t see your gift, don’t get mad about it. Your prescription – your vision – is yours. It’s not their job to believe in you – it’s yours! Once again: “that’s your business.”

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    What is Feeding the Soul (Because It's My Business) about?

    Feeding the Soul (2021) is a special blend of intimate memoir and self-help, with a few vegan recipes thrown in for good measure. Heartwarming and direct, Feeding the Soul will help guide you to listen to your inner voice, overcome self-doubt, and follow your passion.

    Feeding the Soul (Because It's My Business) Review

    Feeding the Soul (Because It's My Business) (2021) is an inspiring book by Tabitha Brown that offers valuable insights on nourishing both our bodies and spirits. Here's why this book is definitely worth reading:

    • It provides simple, practical tips on mindful eating and living, empowering readers to prioritize their well-being and find joy in the kitchen.
    • Combining personal anecdotes, recipes, and motivational messages, the book creates a warm and relatable atmosphere, making it a delightful read.
    • With its emphasis on self-care, gratitude, and embracing authentic selves, the book encourages readers to cultivate a positive relationship with food and themselves, offering a refreshing perspective on holistic wellness.

    Who should read Feeding the Soul (Because It's My Business)?

    • People seeking funny and heartwarming affirmations from a Christian perspective
    • Anyone looking for a boost in motivation to keep following their dreams
    • Fans of the author’s online content

    About the Author

    Tabitha Brown is an actress, vegan food influencer, and motivational speaker. She shares with her online audience of millions her infectious positivity and love of healthy, plant-based foods. 

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