See Beautiful Woman of the Month:
Our See Beautiful Woman of the Month, Eva, shares beautiful in so many ways. We are honored to feature her here, as she features so many opportunities for others to see beautiful on her blog, Four Leaf Clover. Eva plants a seed in our minds through her posts. She reminds us to find beauty in nature, help improve the lives of animals so they can see more beautiful, and inwardly reflect on ourselves so we see more and more beauty surrounding us. Thank you, Eva, for being, sharing, and seeing beautiful.
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By Eva
It seems as though, the older I get, the more beauty I see. I wasn't expecting to say things like that until I was my grandmother's age, but my thought process has changed so much within the past few years. I used to think that certain things or people were ugly, but that word is so foreign to me these days. I now believe everyone is and can be beautiful, as long as they do their best to be their best self.
Nature has always been beautiful to me. I go to nature when I need fresh air, a clear mind, to see and feel something more than the little bubble I get wrapped in sometimes. That has translated into the way I see most things as beautiful. The closer something is to nature (as well as helping and protecting nature) the more beautiful it is in my eyes.
I created Four Leaf Clover in an effort to help others see the beauty all around us and preserve that beauty. I want to make a difference in this world and I want to help others make a difference, too. Every small action truly makes a huge difference. That one smile you pass on to another on the street may just make its way around the world, if not from one smile to another then the good vibes that bounce off of it. I believe that we
are all connected: humans, animals, plants, etc.
It wasn't until about this time last year that all the little phrases and quotes I'd heard throughout my life really started to make sense for me. If we stop pointing fingers at others and get our own acts together, become and stay true to the best possible versions of ourselves, the world will start reflecting that positivity in others, in our days, and so much more.
I could probably write a book about the way I see beautiful with a chapter on every topic out there, but sometimes less is more. Our world is one amazing and beyond beautiful place. I hope you see it, too.
*Eva's blog, Four Leaf Clover, is our inaugural See Beautiful blog of the month. Be sure to pop over HERE and check it out.
Are you looking for a tangible reminder to see beautiful, or know someone who needs one? Check out our See Beautiful™ products (and feel good knowing a portion of proceeds from every purchase is donated to charity. This month a portion of all proceeds will be donated to Givology). Click HERE.
It seems as though, the older I get, the more beauty I see. I wasn't expecting to say things like that until I was my grandmother's age, but my thought process has changed so much within the past few years. I used to think that certain things or people were ugly, but that word is so foreign to me these days. I now believe everyone is and can be beautiful, as long as they do their best to be their best self.
Nature has always been beautiful to me. I go to nature when I need fresh air, a clear mind, to see and feel something more than the little bubble I get wrapped in sometimes. That has translated into the way I see most things as beautiful. The closer something is to nature (as well as helping and protecting nature) the more beautiful it is in my eyes.
I created Four Leaf Clover in an effort to help others see the beauty all around us and preserve that beauty. I want to make a difference in this world and I want to help others make a difference, too. Every small action truly makes a huge difference. That one smile you pass on to another on the street may just make its way around the world, if not from one smile to another then the good vibes that bounce off of it. I believe that we
are all connected: humans, animals, plants, etc.
It wasn't until about this time last year that all the little phrases and quotes I'd heard throughout my life really started to make sense for me. If we stop pointing fingers at others and get our own acts together, become and stay true to the best possible versions of ourselves, the world will start reflecting that positivity in others, in our days, and so much more.
I could probably write a book about the way I see beautiful with a chapter on every topic out there, but sometimes less is more. Our world is one amazing and beyond beautiful place. I hope you see it, too.
*Eva's blog, Four Leaf Clover, is our inaugural See Beautiful blog of the month. Be sure to pop over HERE and check it out.
- Visit her Four Leaf Clover Blog and see how one person is making a big difference. It's beautiful too.
- Check her out on FACEBOOK & TWITTER too!
Are you looking for a tangible reminder to see beautiful, or know someone who needs one? Check out our See Beautiful™ products (and feel good knowing a portion of proceeds from every purchase is donated to charity. This month a portion of all proceeds will be donated to Givology). Click HERE.
I love FLB! Eva's blog is a wonderful example of how people see beautiful in the world. She inspires me with each post.
ReplyDeleteHeading on over to check it out! Thank you for sharing this!!
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