In a culture that often celebrates hustle and noise, peace can feel rare. Yet, peace is the ultimate prize for so many of us and so we asked folks to reflect on when they feel most at peace.
Kenisha Morgan
I find my deepest peace nestled at home, surrounded by family and the love of my life. In those moments, the weight of the world slips away, replaced by the quiet warmth of connection. A niece’s tender hug, a mother’s gentle word of encouragement, a partner’s comforting embrace—these simple, priceless moments are the true treasures that soothe my soul and anchor my heart. Read more>>
Dr. Nicole Ware Spencer
I feel most at peace when I am outdoors, especially sitting on the sun porch watching the sunrise or sunset and listening to birdsong. I also feel most at peace when I am walking along a quiet beach with sand between my toes, the warmth of the sun on my skin, hearing the waves lap, and inhaling the fresh or salty air. Read more>>
Shai Directs
I feel most at peace when I’m trusting God with my career—when I know that nothing can take me off the path He has set for me. I used to constantly stress about whether things would elevate my career or if I was making the right moves. Read more>>
Brian Moore
I am easily at my most peaceful when I hit a ‘zone’ while creating! Sitting at my drafting table with musing playing loudly in the background (mostly 90s R&B or Jazz) and just losing myself in creating is such an amazing feeling. Read more>>
Enrique Rodriguez
I feel most at peace when I’m mixing and I look out to see people smiling, dancing, just fully present. In that moment, the world’s noise fades for them and for me. It’s like everything heavy gets put on pause, and we’re all just existing in rhythm. That kind of joy, that release. It’s why I do what I do. Read more>>
Aharon Weinstein
Finding peace is one of the most difficult elements of life for me. I want to provide the correct answer to this question. I want to say what I think most people would relate to, what fits the brand. Read more>>
Caranita Harrelson
At home in arms reach of notepad, pen and access to music. My mind is clear like a fresh canvas. No doubts or negative thoughts have room to populate due to the possibilities taking up the room. I’m able to create and write the scenes, stories in my head and put them together without interruption. Read more>>
Sonya Ceasar
I feel most at peace when I’m helping others, especially during our visits to the homeless camps. My parents have always taught me that one of the best ways to feel grateful and find peace is by helping others find peace in their time of need. Read more>>
