Nanna Iskandar
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Finding Wonder in the Whisper: Overcoming Our Desensitisation to Joy
In an orchestra of overwhelming modern noise, life’s delicate tunes—like the rustle of leaves or the calm of a solitary walk—are fading into the background. Dive into our latest blog post, “Finding Wonder in the Whisper,” as we explore the challenges of our hyper-connected world and embark on a heartfelt journey to reconnect with the… Continue reading
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From Marmite to Method: A Romp Through “Building A Second Brain” by Tiago Forte #NishkandarReads
Embarking on Tiago Forte’s ‘Building a Second Brain’ is much like a jaunt through a countryside: unpredictable yet intriguing. Dive into this review as I juggle Forte’s revelations with my sensibilities, sipping the brew of productivity and information management. Will it be your cup of tea or just another storm in a teacup? Let’s find… Continue reading
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Embracing the Spirit of Bandung: My Journey in Safeguarding Indonesia’s Cultural Heritage at The 9th Biennial Conference of the Asian Society of International Law (2023) #ASIANSIL #BandungConference
Introduction The iconic chandeliers of the Savoy-Homann Hotel in Bandung glittered, casting a soft, golden glow over a room filled with intellectual giants. Voices, rich with wisdom and experience, mingled as professors engaged in thoughtful discussions. Amongst them are renowned scholars like Prof Luis Eslava, Prof Anne Orford, and Prof Dire Tladi, each contributing to… Continue reading
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Nn & Az Wedding Day
After 10 days of being a wife, I finally received and watched the cinematic video of the wedding day, and I was stunned. I cried and was grateful knowing I am married to my best friend. Like what Dr Amir Levine quoted in his book, “Happiness only real when shared,” here are the videos: I… Continue reading
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A Dilemmatic Review of Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë – #NishkandarReads
Check what I am currently reading, and my books list through Nanna Iskandar’s Goodreads [click here]. I have always been a big fan of classic literature. After several times trying to pick which books would best suit me to read in 2023, I chose Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë to start the year. Here is… Continue reading
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Graduated from Law School
Never have I ever imagined that this is the way I will be graduating from law school: Graduated as the Best Graduate/Valedictorian and attended the ceremony that was being held online. There is an actual term to define this flux of emotions when you just love and despise something at the same time: Emotional Ambivalence… Continue reading