I’ll keep this brief. Maybe some of you have noticed a “something exciting is coming” badge on my sidebar over there and wondered what it meant. Maybe some of you have noticed that that same badge is now counting down to the Big Day! What big day you might ask?

The opening of my shop on OpenSky!

I am very excited about my OpenSky partnership. We all know I recommend products on a regular basis and the OpenSky partnership allows me to sell those products direct to you. No longer do you have to search out of your way to find a hard to find ingredient, you can buy it directly straight from my site.

I am not planning on being a pusher. I am not planning on product dropping in every post in order to get you to buy buy buy. But having an online shop benefits both of us. If I recommend something you want to purchase, isn’t it easier to be able to buy it right there and then? The coolest part of my OpenSky shop is that I get to pick what products are in it. I can seek out new and unique products and sell them in my shop. And I totally am open to suggests of things to put in my shop.

Check back in less than two weeks for my big launch! Ok, off to run again.

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