Real Talk by quiet effort
You Took the Hair Out the Drain.
Some acts are gross. Some are kind. Some are both.quiet effort helps make everyday maintenance visible—so appreciation can actually happen.
You Took the Hair Out the Drain.
Some acts are gross. Some are kind. Some are both.quiet effort helps make everyday maintenance visible—so appreciation can actually happen.
You Refilled the Soap.
You’re not asking for applause. Just not to be invisible.quiet effort helps your daily care get noticed—so appreciation can actually happen.
You Refilled the Soap.
You’re not asking for applause. Just not to be invisible.quiet effort helps your daily care get noticed—so appreciation can actually happen.
You Let Them Sleep In.
Care isn’t always loud.quiet effort helps you feel seen for what you do—even the quietest things.
You Let Them Sleep In.
Care isn’t always loud.quiet effort helps you feel seen for what you do—even the quietest things.
You Changed the Lightbulb.
People notice what’s missing—not always who fixed it.quiet effort helps make those small acts visible—so gratitude can actually happen.
You Changed the Lightbulb.
People notice what’s missing—not always who fixed it.quiet effort helps make those small acts visible—so gratitude can actually happen.
You Put the Groceries Away.
Not every effort needs thanks. But when none of them get it? That adds up.quiet effort helps the people around you notice—and say thanks in real life.
You Put the Groceries Away.
Not every effort needs thanks. But when none of them get it? That adds up.quiet effort helps the people around you notice—and say thanks in real life.
You Restocked the Toilet Paper.
It’s not about the toilet paper. It’s about feeling seen.quiet effort helps bring everyday acts of care into the light—so appreciation can actually happen.
You Restocked the Toilet Paper.
It’s not about the toilet paper. It’s about feeling seen.quiet effort helps bring everyday acts of care into the light—so appreciation can actually happen.