The Moment Everything Got Quiet
This brand was born in a moment of transition — when the storm started to settle, and I finally had the space to ask, “What do I really want?”
Life had been loud and demanding for a long time. I was constantly managing, juggling, coping — holding everyone and everything together while putting myself last. But things finally began to quiet down. And in that quiet, I realized:
I wanted peace.
I wanted to live.
I wanted to enjoy the small, ordinary moments I’d spent so long rushing through.
Why Of Quiet Things Exists
I created Of Quiet Things for the version of me who spent years running on empty —
The single mom who never had a chance to know herself outside of motherhood.
The woman who thought she had to be everything to everyone just to be enough.
This is for women in all seasons of life — especially those craving stillness, softness, and self-reclamation.
We don’t do rigidity here.
We don’t do perfection.
We don’t do loud.
What we do offer is:
Tools for healing that don’t assume you’re broken
Gentle structure, not pressure
A space to explore your identity, not define it once and for all
Everything I create is designed to help you live with more intention, softness, and presence —
Whether that’s a journal prompt, a set of printable recipe cards, or simply the reminder that your voice matters.
The Heart Behind It All
Journaling helped me uncover the wounds I didn’t know I was carrying.
It helped me show up more fully — as a mother, a partner, and as me.
It helped me stop tying my worth to productivity.
It helped me stop assuming no one cared what I had to say.
And now, it’s helping me rebuild myself —
Gently. Slowly. Honestly.
You don’t need to girl-boss your way through life.
You don’t need to earn your rest.
You don’t need to hide your softness to be taken seriously.
You are allowed to live differently.
You find your real self in the quiet moments —
When there’s no noise, no pressure, and no audience.
That’s where Of Quiet Things was born.
That’s where I finally found me.
And maybe, that’s where you’ll find you too.