Sustainable Living for the Body, Mind, and Planet
The day is almost here and if you are like many American’s you have probably been spending the last month shopping for that perfect costume for your kiddos or planning a spooky gathering with friends. In fact, it is projected that Americans will spend $8.8 …
70% of the earth is covered by water, but only 2.5% is freshwater. Of this 2.5%, only 1% is easily accessible for human consumption – the rest is locked up in polar ice caps and glaciers (5). We all rely on water in our daily …
Nature is a key, foundational element in our lives. It provides us with everything we need to live – air, water, and food – so our survival is literally dependent on it. As humans, being in nature is ingrained in our DNA in a way. …
I think it is important for all of us to take steps to leave a more positive footprint on this planet – not only by reducing our impact on the environment itself, but also by instilling happiness and positivity in the lives of others. If …
I hope you had a chance last week to look at what single use items you use regularly. I compiled a list of what items I found I used most often in last weeks blog post (here). Luckily, many of these items have reusable alternatives …
Plastic is something most of us use everyday. From our personal products to items in our kitchen – it is literally everywhere. Plastics were originally produced in order to replace more expensive and hard to find items like ivory, tortoise shell, horn, and linen. They …
Take a moment with me and think about a place that makes you happy. A place you go to when you’re stressed. A place you vacation to. A place that comes to your mind when you think of somewhere breathtakingly beautiful. How many of you …
Before we dive in to the adventure of living a more positive and sustainable life, I think it is important for you all to know the meaning of The Positive Footprint, how it came to be, and why I think it is so important. It …