Cinq façons de réduire notre empreinte écologique
Hier, alors que je faisais des courses, j’ai aperçu des tonnes de déchets qui trainaient par terre, le printemps apportant débris, déchets et saletés qui remontent à la surface. Si nous sommes tous responsables de cette situation, nous avons le pouvoir de changer les choses.
An interview with Steven Bethell of Bank & Vogue
Last September, I had the great pleasure and honour of attending the WEAR conference in Toronto, a conference about fashion sustainability, ecology, and ethics, amongst many other topics. It was an exceptional conference, with amazing panelists and speakers. One of the presenters, Canadian businessman Steven Bethell, founder of the Bank & Vogue Group of companies, caught my attention with his fascinating business and inspiring collaborations. He also has great stories to share ( and wears interesting hats.)
Based in Ottawa, Bank & Vogue is a global leader in the facilitation, logistics, purchase and reselling of wholesale used goods and most notably, used clothing. According to the Ottawa Business Journal, the firm buys and sells about three million garments a week – enough to fill more than five dozen 40-foot shipping containers – from an operation based here in Canada.
How Yoga Changed My Life
The day I finally rolled out my yoga mat five years ago, my life changed for the better.
Unlike the other times in my life I had given yoga a try, this time I became hooked for real. The timing was right and the circumstances were ideal. The Satya Yoga studio was utterly charming with bucolic views of surrounding mountains and greenery; our teacher, Rachelle, was a masterful yogi with energy I quickly connected to, and I needed something to soothe my nervous system and calm my anxious mind.
Now that I practice yoga regularly four to five times a week, I honestly have no clue how I ever managed to function as a human being without it.
Comment avoir du style avec un petit budget
Nous sommes arrivés dans l’ère du Verseau, où l'on remplace les dépenses inutiles et excessives par le shopping plus conscient! C’est un message que je partage sur toutes mes plateformes et qui a aussi été véhiculé dans le livre La Prophétie des Andes, un livre relu lors de mes vacances au printemps dernier.
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