In the meditative noise from the roar of the ocean, a massive black car arrives at the parking lot in front of the local surfing school in Klitmøller - also known as Cold Hawaii. A woman gets out of the car and walks towards me, smiling. “Hi, I’m Kim,” she says. Meeting with her is why I have traveled from the capital to windy Thy on the Westcoast. Kim has agreed to tell me her story about daring to go her own way and caring for her own happiness. Read the full story: https://noie.com/blogs/latest/care-for-yourself

“We believe in everyday revolutions within recycling and plastic. Everyone of us can do small things when it comes to recycling and sustainability.” SMALLrevolution Can purposeful business and sustainability go hand in hand? Yes, absolutely. SMALLrevolution, a Danish startup, was founded by the two inspiring female entrepreneurs, Arendse Baggesen and Mie Mogensen. They upcycle plastic into beautiful furniture ♻️ And we met with them for a talk about their why, beliefs and visions for creating a better future - one that’s truly caring for the planet.

Her name is Anusha Samia and she’s one of Denmark’s most promising Panna football players. Even though she’s pretty new to the game she has already played against some of the best players in the world both nationally and internationally. It didn't take long after meeting Anusha to realise that playing Panna is not just her hobby. It’s her passion. “I’ll do a short warm-up while you get your camera gear ready,” she says as the ball hits the asphalt with a quiet *clonk*. Read full story: https://noie.com/blogs/latest/truly-caring-for-yourself-x-anusha-samia

“The problem we’re trying to solve is based on the assumption that things should look exactly alike - but that’s just not reality.” @eatgrim What do vegetables, skin conditions and bodies have in common? Not one is the same. They’re all unique and come in different shapes, colours and sizes. At Nøie, we’re all about being truly caring in everything we do. And recently, we met with two inspirational entrepreneurs who share the same values - Petra and Carolin from EAT GRIM. They work to fight food waste by selling “ugly” excess fruits and vegetables in food boxes so they don’t end up in landfill. “I think that truly caring for the environment is really about changing status quo and challenging the way that things are done,” says Carolin. “We’d like to start a global movement where every shape, size and colour is welcome in people and food alike.” That’s one way of being truly caring if you ask us! How do you care for the planet?