"We believe that how we begin each day shapes not just our hours, but our entire relationship with living. In a world that celebrates urgency, we advocate for stillness."

Our Team

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Eleanor Wright

Founding Editor

Former wellness journalist with 15 years exploring slow living practices across cultures. Eleanor discovered the power of quiet mornings while recovering from burnout in 2018.

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Dr. Marcus Chen

Sleep Researcher

Chronobiologist specializing in circadian rhythms and natural wake patterns. Marcus brings scientific rigor to understanding how gentle awakenings affect overall health.

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Sofia Andersson

Environment Designer

Interior specialist focused on creating spaces that support rest and restoration. Sofia's Scandinavian background informs her minimalist approach to morning environments.

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James Pemberton

Mindfulness Instructor

Trained in various contemplative traditions, James specializes in accessible practices for those new to meditation and mindful movement.

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Amara Okoye

Nutritional Consultant

Focuses on gentle, nourishing breakfast practices that support stable energy without overwhelming the digestive system in early hours.

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Thomas Bergström

Content Curator

Oversees program development and ensures all materials align with principles of simplicity, accessibility, and evidence-based practices.

Our Guiding Principles

Gentleness First

We reject harsh alarms, rushed routines, and the tyranny of productivity. Every recommendation prioritizes ease and natural rhythms over forced discipline.

Evidence-Informed

While we honor traditional wisdom, our programs are grounded in current research about sleep, circadian biology, and nervous system regulation.

Radical Accessibility

Calm mornings should not require expensive equipment, large homes, or complete life upheaval. Our practices work within real constraints.

Individual Variation

We recognize that chronotypes, circumstances, and preferences differ. There is no single "correct" way to have a still morning.

Sustained Practice

We value small, consistent changes over dramatic transformations. The goal is not perfection, but gradual cultivation of peace.