I always loved stories. So I decided to study the real ones: history.
But throught out my years as a student, I learned that stories for a better future are needed as well.
So here I am.
A former activist and lobbyist at UN Climate negotiations.
With a masters degree in history about renewable energy in oil companies.
And currently learning how to tell stories even better at OsloMet.
See a handful of my productions over the years.
Some are made for projects. Some just for fun.
I edit in Final Cut Pro.
A Norwegian must read for writers who wants people to understand what they write!
Another must read for Norwegians: If you work with social media, this one is for you.
If you want to the historical background behind sustainable business. This one is really good. Get it second hand at Amazon or Abebooks.
If you need motivation to buy less stuff and part with what you don't want or need.
I love learning about the past.
I have a masters degree in history, with focus on industry.
Bachelor thesis: renewable energy in Statoil
Master thesis: wind frams in Staoil and communication as a motivation
These days I'm active on Instagram. There I share my photo skills to my small group of friends, family and a few interested people.
Yep, you heard me right.
I know social media has it's down sides, but there are so much good stuff out there too.
Here are my top picks!
An art project where people share and illustrate Norwegian secrets. So fun!
Most fun stuff from Norwegian local news papers. This one is just too goood!
Actual sustainable life style
But not at all cost!
Back in 2017 I taught my self how to travel my train insted of plane.
Trains have been my main form of transportation ever since.
I have visited family in Germany several times, gone to UN climate change conferences and seen places both south and north of Oslo. All by train!
On a late train from Hamburg to Copenhagen, I got the honor of getting Sigrid in the seat next to me. She writes the Norwegian train blog!
You can read my tips and tricks on her blog here:
I was active from 2016 to 2019 at UN Climate Change Conference.
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