Hi readers! My name is Alexis Lanier and I created LiquifyLife Eco Company. This company allows me to reach into my creative side and imagine how one idea can change the world. I'm a curious and motivated learner, going into my senior year of college.I am studying Business Administration and Human Resources. These two areas of business are both very important to my company's success and also pay a big role in my decision to start this company. I am a very strong advocate for doing what is right and with this business and our reusable items made out of recyclable materials will help improve the quality of life for those that we share the planet with along with ourselves. The world around us is becoming more and more environmentally conscious and it is definitely an important issue that needs to be resolved. This company solves a problem that many people have ignored for far too long. Our hope is to improve the awareness that our actions can have consequences and it is our responsibility to do something positive with that. There is always something that we can do to help those around us and it is in the best interest of everyone to help out and make life a little easier!
If you have any questions for me or you would like to learn more about my ideas or just have a comment, feel free to contact me. I'm always open to learning more from others and making a connection, don't be afraid to reach out! Also if you are interested in purchasing some eco-friendly LiquifyLife products please check out our company store: https://www.cafepress.com/liquifylifeecocompany
On this post I want to dive a little bit deeper into the background of my idea to start LiquifyLife Eco Company and our niche. Growing up I have always been extremely aware of the growing endangered species and risks the environment and Earth are going through. A few years back there was the BP oil spill and that had a HUGE impact on the ocean and the environment. I remember how normal people made the incident seem and it simply blew my mind. I understood that these things can happen, but I knew there should be more safety precautions so it doesn't happen and repercussions for if these things were to happen. Around the world many people are coming to this same realization. It is time to take a stand NOW . In the past few months, plastic straws have made a huge buzz across the country. Many people are standing up and demanding that companies change how they do straws. This sudden increase in awareness helped me realize that there was a niche that we could really make a differ
This post is going to go into depth on the comparison of two very good options that help aid in the improvement of our world. Both recycling and composting are good alternatives to your everyday lifestyle, that can make a HUGE difference when it comes to the environment. Recycling is a way that we are able to reuse materials (paper, glass, plastic, etc.) for similar or varying purposes in the future. This is a very common option for most people and it does make a big difference compared to those that don't recycle. Although, this is a good option it also has some downsides to it. The process of recycling requires a lot of energy. Composting is a process that turns organic materials into nutrient-rich soil or fertilizer. I don't believe that this is one of the more common practices, but it still can play an important role in improving the environment. This process allows you to get rid of some of your food waste from your kitchen, leaves, grass, and many other things. This
There are many different directions and choices that a company must decide on when coming up with their approach. Many companies loosely follow regulations for the environment. If there were greater regulations and precautions, they could help improve the environment and start a nationwide movement. I know that these companies have a lot to weight in their decision . It is essential that they compare both prices and regulations, but the environment needs to be put at a higher priority. Many companies are aware of the fact that what they do is not benefiting the Earth. I think that as the consumer, we have way more pull in what companies do than we like to think. If we stop supporting companies that pollute the environment or produce more waste than is necessary, we can change the way that they operate. What if there was a rule in place that made companies follow more serious regulations? The possibilities could be endless. The choices that companies have can greatly affect the cours
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