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  • How a playlist became my emotional diary

    How a playlist became my emotional diary

    I didn’t set out to track my feelings or do anything intentional with music. I was just listening to it. I was going through a more emotionally heavy period than usual. One of those stretches where everything feels a bit weightier, and I found myself listening to music more than normal. It started with one…

  • Eat a burger

    Eat a burger

    If you’ve made it through January, first of all… well done. I live in the UK and it’s probably the hardest month of the year. It’s cold, it’s dark, everyone’s skint and on 1st January your phone starts filling with people telling you how to fix your life with green juice, gym memberships and cutting…

  • When the quiet days are anything but

    When the quiet days are anything but

    Have you ever noticed how the days with nothing planned are often harder than the busy ones? Not the days where everything is back to back and you barely have time to think. Those tend to look after themselves. It’s the quieter days that do it. The ones with fewer demands, no real structure and…

  • When “quiet” makes sleep worse

    When “quiet” makes sleep worse

    Have you ever been lying wide awake in a supposedly quiet room when you should be asleep? Or noticed that as soon as everything goes silent, your brain suddenly decides it’s the perfect moment to replay the entire day, revisit old conversations and solve problems that absolutely do not need solving at 2am? And is…

  • Why the mirror is lying to you

    Why the mirror is lying to you

    One thing I knew straight away… I didn’t want to open an app and be hit with photos of myself every time. Some days that’s motivating. Other days it’s just… not. So QuietStrength defaults to silhouette view. Your original photos are there when you want them, but they’re never shoved in your face. Most people quit,…

  • The science behind QuietStrength Ground

    The science behind QuietStrength Ground

    Your body is constantly scanning the world for signals of safety or threat. When those signals say “we’re safe.” your nervous system shifts out of alert mode. Your breathing loosens. Your heart rate steadies. Your mind stops scanning for danger. That’s grounding. Not magic, not spiritual, just biology doing its job.

  • The science behind QuietStrength Mind

    The science behind QuietStrength Mind

    Modern life throws constant noise at your nervous system: notifications, deadlines, decisions, expectations, interactions, overstimulation, and the emotional cost of simply being human in the modern world. QuietStrength doesn’t try to “fix” your thoughts. It helps you understand them gently, clearly, without pressure.

  • The science behind QuietStrength Body

    The science behind QuietStrength Body

    QuietStrength doesn’t push you toward someone else’s version of “fit.” It helps you understand your own body so you can make changes that actually stick. Here’s the science that sits quietly underneath it all.

  • QuietStrength: The Origin Story

    QuietStrength: The Origin Story

    QuietStrength didn’t start as an app. It started as a moment, one I didn’t expect and one I didn’t realise I needed.