I’m Nina, a sustainability and circular economy storyteller helping changemakers find the words that move people.

For over three years, I’ve written for climate-focused startups, eco-conscious brands, and regenerative thinkers—translating innovation into impact through clear, compelling, human-centered content. But storytelling isn’t just what I do—it’s how I see the world.

Raised across several countries, I developed a deep awareness of the cultural and emotional forces that drive people. That global lens helps me craft narratives that resonate across borders and beliefs—because sustainability is universal, but its stories must be personal.

I’ve visited indigenous communities, worked hands-on in bio-construction and permaculture projects, and spent time listening to those on the frontlines of climate resilience. These lived experiences fuel my writing and keep me grounded in the realities behind the words.

To me, storytelling is a tool for systems change. It’s how we connect ideas to action, innovation to community, and purpose to people. Whether I’m crafting a circular economy blog, a sustainability report, or a brand story—I’m always searching for the thread that makes it human, memorable, and real.

When I’m not writing, you’ll find me surfing, planting, reading, singing, or playing instruments like the guitar, tambourine, and berimbau. I also practice Capoeira and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu—rhythms and rituals that remind me how deeply stories live in movement, tradition, and sound.