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  • Why it matters more than ever

    Why it matters more than ever

    In a world that often questions, limits, or underestimates women, I want to invite you to reflect on the quote ”She believed she could, so she did” and think about what it means to you.

    For me, personally, it stands as a powerful declaration of self-trust and action. It’s more than just a catchy phrase — it’s a mindset, a quiet rebellion, and a rallying cry. For you, for me and every woman who chooses to back herself, even when the odds aren’t in her favor.

    Belief is the first step toward change. In today’s fast-moving, often challenging landscape, belief in one’s abilities can be the difference between staying still or stepping forward.

    When women believe in their voice, their value, and their potential, they make things happen — at work, in boardrooms, classrooms, homes, and beyond.

    It isn’t about waiting for permission or the perfect moment. It’s about trusting your instincts, pushing past fear, and doing the work — even when no one is watching.

    Because belief is powerful. But paired with action –> It’s unstoppable. So, what does ”she believe she should, so she did” mean to you? And what is your next step with that knowledge at the tips of your fingers?

    With love/ JJ

  • Take action 👇

    Take action 👇

    Refuse – to buy trash (fast fashion)
    Reduse – buy less
    Reuse – use several times
    Repurpose – use for something else
    Repair – take care and mend your belongings
    Recycle – your waste
    Rebel – against capitalism

    Circulate – borrow, rent, trade, share

  • Dystopic future

    Dystopic future

    Global warming is here to stay.

  • One simple question

    One simple question

    Are you willing to change your lifestyle in order to save our home, the earth? 

    Remember your answer and tell it to the Teams you”ll soon see in your area in the coming days. 

    The Teams will have visible logos and always come in 8. Therefore we refer to them as Group 8.

    Welcome this adjustment that will help us save our planet.

  • War of the worlds

    War of the worlds

  • Proteus Universe

    Proteus Universe

    Where everything in every moment can change into almost anything.

  • The Hunt

    The Hunt

    The future is Female. To use The Commons sustainably we must Hunt down the ney-sayers.

    Instruction

    Find the one percent

    Ask the question

    Let he choose his fate.

  • Consumerism

    Consumerism

    Will you be able to look your children and grandchildren in their eyes and tell them that you knew that the way we live our lives and the malacy of consumption was the biggest reason to climate change, and that you did nothing to stop it and kept consuming like there was no tomorrow?

  • Time for change

    Time for change

    It is time to turn it over to women, men have had their turn and look at where we are

    – Lenny Kravitz
  • Dumheten; The Stupidity

    Dumheten; The Stupidity

    Stupidity only have one face 
    Human
    You can't fight stupidity
    Nor can you defeat or 
    turn it off. 

    It spreads its violence
    Grins at you in every dark corner of society
    And there's world wide shortage 
    But not of the ones
    Who willingly open their frontal cortex
    and gets raped by the world's collected
    stupidity.

    It knows no limits
    travels faster than Earth through space
    And can make an entire Nation
    shrink into one shabby apartment
    Where idiocy flow down the walls 
    and urges to be seen
    demands to be raised to the skies and loved 
    by everyone.

    Poem "Dumheten" by swedish poet Bruno K Öijer, 
    --> free translation from Swedish to English.

  • Who made the world?

    Who made the world?

    Who made the swan and the black bear?
    Who made the grasshopper?

    This grasshopper, I mean –
    the one who has flung herself out of the grass,
    the one who is eating sugar out of my hand,
    who is moving her jaws back and forth instead of up and down –
    who is grazing around with her enormous and complicated eyes

    Now she lifts her pale forearms and thoroughly washes her face,
    now she snaps her wings open and floats away

    I don’t know exactly what prayer is
    I do know how to pay attention, how to fall down

    into the grass, how to kneel down into the grass
    how to be idle and blessed, how to stroll through the fields,
    which is what I have been doing all day.

    Tell me what else should I have done?
    Doesn’t everything die at last and too soon?

    Tell me, what is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?

    The Summer Day By Mary Oliver