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Lisanne Swart
Lisanne Swart
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2 Mar
Ask me about anything you would like to know about me
In this Ask Me Anything blog, we discussed everything from dreams and life questionings, to the most useless thing I ever bought.
30 Jan
A powerful poem by Amanda Gorman that calls for unity
The young poet Amanda Gorman took the stage at the inauguration of Joe Biden earlier this month. She delivered her poem “The Hill We Climb”, and as befits a good storyteller she found a way to communicate a powerful message of unity and togetherness that reached not only the U.S., but far across the globe. Read the transcript of the full poem below.
23 Jan
A book hub of books you can’t put down
A book hub where curiosity and meaningful conversations can flourish.
10 Jan
What The War of Art Taught Me About Creating
This tiny little book called The War of Art is basically a pep talk for anyone trying to create something — whether it’s writing, painting, building a business, or just showing…
1 Jan
5 special women to admire for their courage
Through history, many women have had immeasurable impact on culture and society.In this post I like to highlight some phenomenal women for their courage.
21 Oct
Why investing in women’s education is important for a brighter future
Poverty disproportionally affects women. Educating them on how to be financially independent can benefit women in many ways. Let me give you the pro's of investing in women's education.
6 Jul
The voices of real people on the meaning of work
"Working" is a fascinating look at people in ordinary jobs, who share how they think and feel about their work.
17 Feb
This story from Silicon Valley is almost too wild to believe
Recently I read the book Bad Blood by John Carreyrou. Read on for my thoughts.
16 Feb
How Worm-Filled Toilets Are Solving Sanitation Challenges Around the World
While washing your hands or going to the toilet may be self-evident to one person, to another person it may mean a matter between life and death.