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Nov 15

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Registered Dietitian & Millennial Home Economic Expert

Allie Echeverria | she/her/hers

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A little about Allie…

Allie Echeverria, MS, RD, LD is the founder of the Eaton Broshar Method and the creator of the Eaton Broshar Method Workbook. She is a registered dietitian who uses her past experiences as a teacher, project planner, and grant manager to make nutrition, organization, and finances manageable.

Allie went back to graduate school to change careers to become a registered dietitian in her 30s. Inspired by her food service management rotation during her dietetic internship, she developed a system that implemented planning, budgeting, and purchasing strategies at the household level. Her method allowed her to pay off more than $20,000 in credit card debt while going to school full-time, all while keeping the apartment clean. She soon realized she wasn’t the only millennial who never learned home economics. Enter the Eaton Broshar Method - home economics for the modern person.