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Ethical Entrepreneurs


  • Go Against the Current

    Go Against the Current
    Amanda Weedmark

      Many people become fickle, believing that if something goes wrong or does not seem right that it must be a sign from the Universe that this is not right. Well, if every bump in the road makes you change course, then no, it is not for you. Because life will try to hinder your awakening. When salmon swim upstream and return home, they struggle against the current, with many obstacles in their w...

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  • Who’s Making Your Clothes?

    Amanda Weedmark

    At Creating Good Karma, we're excited to bring on board some new articles of clothing and intimates that are "sweatshop-free." Since you wear clothing so close to your heart and the rest of your body, why not feel good about the apparel you choose? Word's getting out about our feel-good approach! Click here to check it out. Plus—when you order from Creating Good Karma, we don...

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  • How Was Your Earth Hour?

    Amanda Weedmark

    We constantly hear messages, see advertising, and get spoken to about conserving energy and not being wasteful, so by now, it should be second nature to most. When Earth Hour came along, I was left feeling like there was not much else I could do to conserve even more energy when I already conserve as much as I can all the time. Then a thought occurred! Why not use even LESS energy than I always do...

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  • The Laughs of Life

    Amanda Weedmark

    There are many times where you'll find yourself in embarrassing situations. Like when you're walking along and you happen to trip on that crack in the sidewalk. Or when you go to speak, and you fumble your sentences into a blathering mess. How about when you have food stuck in your teeth and don't realize it until you check yourself in the mirror, hours later? Maybe that's just...

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  • Acts of Kindness

    Amanda Weedmark

    Throughout my day-to-day activities, I find it interesting to people-watch when I get a few moments. I watch strangers interact with one another, and sometimes I have the pleasure of witnessing acts of kindness. Occasionally, I actually get to be a part of those acts and it really brings an ever-lasting smile to my face when I've helped someone out in some small way. When you act in kindness ...

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  • Take a Break from Technology

    Take a Break from Technology
    Amanda Weedmark

    Living in a world of technology, it can be hard to break free from it. Everywhere you turn there's always someone chatting on a cell phone, typing an email on a BlackBerry, or playing a game on a handheld game device. Maybe I'm just old-fashioned, but it makes me curious why some can't or don't want to get away from it all whenever they can. Has our world become so obsessed a...

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  • Embrace the Journey

    Amanda Weedmark

    Often, when things become challenging in life (and even at times when things become too easy), we question ourselves with the whats, the wheres, the whens, and the hows. This can be stressing if these questions need answers right away, but little do we realize that without those things to question and to work through, there wouldn't be much of a life to live and not much character in your per...

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  • Everyday Heroes

    Everyday Heroes
    Amanda Weedmark

    Heroism is an important ingredient in the recipe of life, for bringing greater purpose and lifelong fulfillment. We often read about and/or even witness acts of heroism in our lifetime, but there are so many heroes in this world, it's a shame we can't make them all known. Could you imagine one hourly newscast that was strictly about the stories of heroes rather than the grim news we hea...

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  • All in Moderation, All in Good Time

    Amanda Weedmark

    In order to live a healthy life, we have always been told to eat right, drink 8 glasses of water a day, and exercise. Honestly I do believe it's that simple to keep our physical selves healthy, but what about our spirit and emotional selves? For those two things, I would like to add two simple rules: moderation and patience. When one takes on a diet, a new way of life, or a new way of thinkin...

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  • Life Is for the Young at Heart

    Amanda Weedmark

    I look around at children and observe them as they live, learn, and explore. I find it amazing that when they fall down, they cry for a few seconds, get back up, and minutes later, seem to forget their fall ever happened. Sometimes I think they're more resilient than some adults—even me! As an adult I appreciate this innocence; I sometimes wish I could forget some of the "falls" I&#...

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