Before we all log out, I would like to spotlight one more sustainability topic and then share a few books that I have read this year, as well as introduce some small businesses I have supported this year. Both should serve as an inspiration if you’re still looking for Christmas gifts. Sustainability Spotlight: Christmas Tree “Tis the Season for Sustainability: Which Christmas Tree is Better for the Planet?” The real one or the artificial one? Growing up in Europe, it was almo

Welcome to the very first article of my new series, "Books From Around the World", which embarks on a reading journey across borders, cultures, and perspectives. This idea that has been on my bucket list for years and will stay there for quite some time as I aim to read a book by an author from every country on this planet. Along the way, I'd like to discover new perspectives, celebrate diverse storytelling, and explore how literature is celebrated and lived in different coun

Women from across the globe writing amazing books. Here are the ones I read this year so far.

Since March is the month we celebrate International Women's Day, I'd like to highlight six female authors I'll be reading next.

My four favourite non-fiction books I've read this year - they are inspiring and educational.

This is the second part of my book review of "Atomic Habits" by James Clear. The first post discussed why small habits matter. This post...

For NoteNook's September Coffee Month, I recommend "Before the Coffee Gets Cold" by Toshikazu Kawaguchi.

Why should we care about habits? Thoughts on this question and ideas on how we can build small habits ourselves.

Introducing a new feature on this blog aiming to provide a platform for female authors from all over the world.