A Legacy in Action

Eat This for Performance

A Legacy in Action, guest interview with Danielle Murell Cox

Hold up, before we get to meet our incredible guest, there is a challenge about to kick off THIS WEEK! You can win $500 in grocery spend simply by tracking what you are already spending. Go to et4p.com/challenge to get your sports family signed up.

In this episode you get to meet graphic artist, Danielle Murell Cox. She is a woman to watch out for in 2020. Her new illustrated children’s book “My Hair” came out in June and is a must-purchase for any young child in your life. By supporting Danielle, you are supporting an inclusive world. Danielle creates products that highlight the unique skin colours and hair of black children. Her cutie pie plush toys named Zuri and Dre are going to be released this fall. I suggest you order yours early!

Danielle's website is here.

Now, you may be wondering why Danielle is interviewing with our sports community today? I promise you it’s not random. Danielle is responsible for most of the design elements created for the athletes and coaches here at Eat This for Performance. Her work has turned regular foods into visually stunning superfoods and has transformed boring science into a colourful world to explore. She has left her mark. Today we celebrate the legacy.

In fact, the 4P Sports Nutrition School main award each month is presented in Danielle’s name to honour her. The DMC Champion’s award goes to the student who exemplifies all the qualities listed in our Champion’s Credo of our school - qualities you can go learn about what you sign up for a free 3 day access to the school.

Danielle and our Champions are changing lives for the better!

Have a listen and share this episode to spread the words we all can live by,

To your success,

-Pearle

📷Photo credit: Kyle Bernard