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
Many people are interested in helping clean up the Earth, but may not know where to start. This post is something I made to hopefully make it a little bit easier for you. My mission here is to give you some simple ideas that will make a positive impact on the environment even if it's just a small change. 1. Recycle - I know many people say this ALL of the time, but this is one of the easiest things you can do to help. The number of recyclable items that end up in landfills or in the ocean is astounding. If each person made an effort to recycle those things (paper, plastic, glass, etc.) it would eliminate a huge amount of the waste that we produce. 2. Support Companies that are Eco-Friendly - I know this WAY easier said than done. 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 envi...
There are many successful companies in this niche, but one that I'm going to review is MudLove and their bracelets. MudLove is a company very similar to my own, where each purchase of a product goes towards providing clean water to those in need. Their products are made out of clay or "mud". Their company and product are helping to spread hope to the hopeless. In my opinion, something that makes this product and company so SPECIAL is their ability to give back. I usually have trouble spending money on myself, but when I realize that my money goes towards someone in need, it's a no-brainer. I personally own many bracelets from MudLove and they are a very high-quality product. The product itself is adjustable, so that it can fit to many different people. I like how you are able to personalize the product to your liking or even get a group order on their products. MudLove bracelets are a fun way to spice up a bracelet stack and a good way to show off your personal...
On this post I am going to be discussing the post from the blog called Eco Warrior Princess called 16 Everyday Items That You Probably Didn’t Know You Could Recycle or Compost . I decided to share this post with you all because I thought that it was extremely INTERESTING and HELPFUL . I am always trying to learn more simple ways that I can help improve the environment and I think that you will all greatly benefit from tis information. Although, I am a huge advocate for recycling, I'm not perfect when it comes to knowing exactly what can and can't be disposed of. There are many, many things listed here that I simply had no idea. This list mentions mattresses, corks, and so much more that I had zero clue. After reading this article I came across this IMPORTANT quote: "We recommend reusing, repurposing and upcycling items before disposing of, discarding and recycling materials. In fact, we urge people to consume less as the initial course of action, and ditch d...
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