Wild Alaskan Company on Good Life Project

Goodbye Project is sponsored by Wild Alaskan Company. So, you know, the older I get, the less tolerance I have for things that don't actually deliver. And that includes food. I used to grab kind of whatever looked good at the grocery store, fish in a plastic wrapper, no real idea where it came from, who caught it or how long it had been just kind of sitting there. And you could taste that in it. There's a flatness to fish that has been handled too many times by the time it reaches you. Wild Alaskan Company, it completely changed that for me. They source wild caught seafood directly from Alaskan waters. We're talking sockeye salmon, coho salmon, Pacific halibut, Pacific cod. And they quick freeze it right there at peak freshness before it ever has a chance to lose what makes it worth eating. And that process locks in the flavor, the texture, the omega-3s, no GMOs, no antibiotics, no additives, just fish you can actually trace back to the people who caught it. Alaskan fishermen whose families have built their lives around this work. It arrives at your door, individually portioned and vacuum sealed, which means weeknight dinner gets a lot less complicated. The coho salmon has been my go-to for a while now. It just cooks beautifully and with almost nothing added to it. I often just a little bit of olive oil and some sea salt. And if for any reason, it's not everything you hope, they back it with a 100% satisfaction money-back guarantee. Your first box is completely risk-free. Go to wildalaskan.com slash goodlife for $35 off your first order of premium wild-caught seafood. That's wildalaskan.com slash goodlife for $35 off your first order. Thanks to Wild Alaskan Company for sponsoring this episode.