Resources to inspire, equip, and encourage gentle rebels, deep thinkers, and highly sensitive people

Tranquility

Tranquility is the sense of home we experience through anchoring environments and rituals. We feel at home when we perceive the world (or some part of it) as a safe and reliable place.

Exploring through a lens of tranquility helps us examine the contributing conditions for disturbance in different areas of life. We can nurture environments that assist our favoured outcomes (e.g. enhancing the possibilities for feeling, experiencing, and growing more desirable things in our lives), identifying and moving away from conditions that do the opposite.

What do you want to experience more?

How do your conditions (environments, routines, habits etc) currently help and hinder this desire?

Tranquility Archive

Remote Working Is Great for HSPs

Remote Working Is Great For Highly Sensitive People (with Lisette Sutherland)

Open office environments have become the norm in many workplaces, but for introverts and highly sensitive people, they can present significant challenges. Fluorescent lighting, uncontrolled…

Photo of Pitched Dome Tents Overlooking by Xue Guangjian (Free Use Via Canva)

Are You a Highly Sensitive Free Range Human? (with Marianne Cantwell)

In a world that glorifies hustle culture, bold branding, and relentless growth, highly sensitive people (HSPs) often feel out of place in traditional entrepreneurial spaces.…

Calm Amidst Chaos

Calm Amidst Chaos: A Companion Guide for Highly Sensitive People

Do you need to find some calm in the chaos? The world doesn’t slow down—not for traffic, not for deadlines, and certainly not for those…

Introvert in a Relationship

Help! I’m an Introvert in a Relationship (with Brenda Knowles)

In a world that often celebrates extroversion, navigating relationships as an introvert can feel challenging—especially when the need for solitude is misunderstood. Writer and relationship…

Steps in the Mountains by computerkugel from pixabay (Free use via Canva)

Stepping Beyond The To Do List (With Erik Fisher)

As the year winds down, I enter a reflective mode. Thinking back on the last twelve months—what’s changed? What happened? Are there any open loops?…

Optimal Functioning For Highly Sensitive People

Optimal Functioning For Highly Sensitive People in a “Limitless” World (with Maria Hill)

How do highly sensitive people (HSPs) thrive in a world that demands so much of them? And how can their unique strengths contribute to a…

Child Playing With Kinetic Sand (Julia M Cameron from Pexels via Canva)

Life as a Highly Sensitive Multipotentialite (with Emilie Wapnick)

Are you a highly sensitive person (HSP) with a range of multiple interests? If so, you may have felt sketchy for being unable to commit…

old red tube hanging on a wire on a gray background by Volodymyr from Зображення користувача Volodymyr (Free use through Canva)

Phone-Reluctant Introverts, There is Nothing Wrong With You

As I sit down to write this blog post there is the dreaded sound of a prolonged vibration as my phone skids, bouncing and sporadically…