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While fast fashion and cheap, disconnected consumerism are the default shopping modes these days, there is a growing alternative to the status quo - an entire movement of conscious businesses bringing sustainability and fair trade principles to a larger market. With a perspective straight from the inside, ethical boutique owner Lindsay Simms joins me for a conversation that explores the impact and empowerment created by businesses focused on sustainable goods and fair trade.
Lindsay and I dive into a conversation that reveals the connections and “ripple effects” of our individual purchasing power within the larger systems of consumerism. We discuss voting with our dollars, how to find conscious businesses that live up to their marketing, and the global connection that exists from a product’s creator to its actual consumer.
We also mention a number of specific companies and resources in this episode:
Good on You: the website, app, and Instagram account that provides ethical brand ratings and helps you discover more ethical brand
Maison Soliel: Lindsay’s own ethical boutique
If you’re someone who says “I want to change the future” or “I want things to look better for people,” realize that huge companies won’t change their exploitative business practices if they remain supported with your hard-earned money. From this episode, you’ll start to recognize that there are people and stories behind all the products that you buy, and that you have support and empower this new kind of conscious movement with every purchase.
This week’s guest was Lindsay Sims! Lindsay is a IGNITE client, and the owner and founder of the ethical fashion boutique, Masion Soleil. She empowers women to live to their fullest potential through fair-trade principles by selling their handmade products in her store. Find more from Lindsay on her website at https://maisonsoleil.com/ or on IG at @maisonsoleildc. To shop from Lindsay in person, you can find Maison Soleil at the Eastern Market on Sundays in Washington D. C., Saturdays at Bmore Flea, and also at Dream Big Boutique in La Plata, MD.
We'd love to know what you took away from this episode! Please post any takeaways you had on IG and tag us at @omtherapycoaching or @consciousleadershippodcast. If you enjoyed this episode, please leave a review! All those who leave a review, screenshot it, and DM it to us, will receive a FREE copy of our Positive Mindset Workbook!
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While fast fashion and cheap, disconnected consumerism are the default shopping modes these days, there is a growing alternative to the status quo - an entire movement of conscious businesses bringing sustainability and fair trade principles to a larger market. With a perspective straight from the inside, ethical boutique owner Lindsay Simms joins me for a conversation that explores the impact and empowerment created by businesses focused on sustainable goods and fair trade.
Lindsay and I dive into a conversation that reveals the connections and “ripple effects” of our individual purchasing power within the larger systems of consumerism. We discuss voting with our dollars, how to find conscious businesses that live up to their marketing, and the global connection that exists from a product’s creator to its actual consumer.
We also mention a number of specific companies and resources in this episode:
Good on You: the website, app, and Instagram account that provides ethical brand ratings and helps you discover more ethical brand
Maison Soliel: Lindsay’s own ethical boutique
If you’re someone who says “I want to change the future” or “I want things to look better for people,” realize that huge companies won’t change their exploitative business practices if they remain supported with your hard-earned money. From this episode, you’ll start to recognize that there are people and stories behind all the products that you buy, and that you have support and empower this new kind of conscious movement with every purchase.
This week’s guest was Lindsay Sims! Lindsay is a IGNITE client, and the owner and founder of the ethical fashion boutique, Masion Soleil. She empowers women to live to their fullest potential through fair-trade principles by selling their handmade products in her store. Find more from Lindsay on her website at https://maisonsoleil.com/ or on IG at @maisonsoleildc. To shop from Lindsay in person, you can find Maison Soleil at the Eastern Market on Sundays in Washington D. C., Saturdays at Bmore Flea, and also at Dream Big Boutique in La Plata, MD.
We'd love to know what you took away from this episode! Please post any takeaways you had on IG and tag us at @omtherapycoaching or @consciousleadershippodcast. If you enjoyed this episode, please leave a review! All those who leave a review, screenshot it, and DM it to us, will receive a FREE copy of our Positive Mindset Workbook!