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If you made a New Year's resolution to go vegetarian in 2013, I want to make sure you stick with it! Here's some tips and pointers to help you along the way. Got a question? Post it in the forum and I'll be sure to respond.
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Know what's what
 Figuring out your goal is the most important step when resolving to go vegetarian. Do you want to eat just mostly meatless meals? Are you done with meat for good? What about eggs and cheese? Are you hoping to go one step further and become fully vegan? If you don't yet know the answer to these questions, or haven't even thought about it, start here:
What is a vegan?
Types of vegetarians
Vegetarian FAQs
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How? And why?
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Browse the bookshelves
 If you haven't already, hit the bookstore or the library for plenty of inspiration. I've also written a book specifically designed to help people go vegan and, more importantly, stay vegan: The Daily Vegan Planner. It's filled with meal plans, nutritional counts, journaling space and daily inspiration gathered from over two decades of meat-free living and years of experience counseling new vegetarians.
My favorite vegetarian cookbooks
The Daily Vegan Planner
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A few nutrition notes
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