This Quiet Work | Self-Development, Reflections, & Resources
Whitney Black MDThis Quiet Work is about the slow, unseen process of becoming. It’s for those craving honesty beneath the noise—who want to live with more truth, even if it’s still unfolding. Reflections, prompts, and presence—not quick fixes.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 65 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 3 days ago |
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The Lost Art of Loitering
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A friend and I were talking recently about cigarette breaks, who knows how we landed on this particular topic.
Neither of us smokes. Neither of us misses the cigarettes. The public health case has been s...
The Fantasy of Arrival
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I cannot count how many people I have met who are quietly waiting for their real life to begin.
Not in some dramatic, obvious way. Most are functioning quite well. They are building careers, raising ch...
Two Things Can Be True
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Over the past year, I have written quite a bit about awareness. About seeing ourselves more clearly, recognizing patterns, noticing where we avoid, override, disconnect, or remain stuck. More recently, I’...
A Brief Pause
This, too, is part of practice.
Life has been especially full lately, and this week I’m reminded of something many piano teachers teach early:
What Your Productivity May Be Protecting You From
On feeling, avoidance, and the quiet ways we learn to outrun ourselves
There is a moment in the Kenyon College commencement address by David Foster Wallace that opens with two young fish swimming along, who meet an older fish swimming the...
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Psychiatrist, coach, and question-asker at heart. I write for anyone feeling the quiet pull toward something more honest. The Unquiet Self is a space for reflection, embodied truth, and becoming more fully yourself. From insight to experiencing.
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