Lucy Pearson

3 weeks ago | chezhanny.substack.com | Hannah Ashe |Lucy Pearson

A burst of thought from me today as a result of a series of individually small things that have collectively meant a lot and reminded me why I love to create. In creative spheres, it’s fair to say that a lot of the time and effort we put in is not matched by financial gain. In fact, mostly we receive nothing monetary for our efforts. But, undeterred, we keep going. We continue to make, to write, to draw, to fulfil our creative needs in whatever ways suit us best.

Nov 29, 2024 | african.business | Lucy Pearson

At COP29, nearly 200 nations convened with one overriding agenda: addressing the gaping climate finance deficit. The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) estimates that developing countries need over $1 trillion annually by 2030 to adapt to and mitigate the growing impacts of climate change.

Oct 15, 2024 | inews.co.uk | Lucy Pearson

While Selling Sunset might be responsible for peddling an unrealistic image of Los Angeles in today’s Netflix era, I blame my own high hopes on growing up as an avid reader of the Sweet Valley High books. After devouring the series in its entirety, I soon after moved to the Saturday morning TV series, and so, spent a large part of my younger years fantasising about spending weekends in shopping malls, boys named Brad, and driving around California beaches in an open-top Jeep.

Oct 10, 2024 | stylist.co.uk | Lucy Pearson

“How I broke my phone addiction after 3 days at one of the world’s most exclusive addiction retreats”

Aug 29, 2024 | inews.co.uk | Lucy Pearson

In hindsight, it was a rather stupid move to uproot my life for a boy I met on a boat in Sydney one summer. But, ever the hopeless romantic, after a six-day holiday romance nine years ago when I was 29, I packed up my life in London to move across the world for him. When I told friends and family my plan, while most of them were supportive, a few looked (understandably) baffled.