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Especially for this day, we have designed socks that are more than just a piece of clothing. These socks are a work of art, created by the talented minds of artists with unique stories. The designs are crafted in our studio.
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Asmar, 30, was born in Azerbaijan. In 2019, she was forced to leave her homeland and arrive in Belgium, where she began the procedure of applying for international protection. Throughout her way, she has never stopped creating and facing obstacles.
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A Warm Welcome to Our First Ambassador: Jane Knoester
At Let’s do Goods, we believe in making a positive difference, one step at a time. That’s why we’re incredibly proud to introduce our very first ambassador: Jane Knoester, Miss World Netherlands 2024! Jane is passionately committed to improving the well-being of homeless people, which makes her a perfect fit for our mission.
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At Let’s do Goods, we believe in making a positive difference, one step at a time. That’s why we’re incredibly proud to introduce our very first ambassador: Jane Knoester, Miss World Netherlands 2024! Jane is passionately committed to improving the well-being of homeless people, which makes her a perfect fit for our mission.
Born in Bielefeld, Allan Paul is a German painter known for his oil paintings. He works from his studio in Potsdam, not far from Berlin. As a creative child, born and raised in an artistic family, he sketched shapes and figures that still play a significant role in his paintings today. He attended the Waldorf school, known for promoting artistic talent and expression. During his childhood, he experienced several traumatic situations that left deep impressions.
As kids on the playground, we don't need any instructions, assignments, or stand-up meetings to figure out what to do. As we grow up, circumstances and life demands often cause us to forget how important and useful it is to play for our well-being and continuous development. After experiencing multiple burnout episodes and struggling with depression and anxiety for over a decade, I finally allowed myself to reconnect with my childlike playfulness in my early 30s. This was the best decision I have ever made.
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