In a world used to running at impossible speeds, the awareness of slowing down is on the rise. Disconnecting in order to reconnect has become an aspirational behavior as the constant flow of messages, notifications, and likes on social media is seen as a noisy interruption.

Isolation from visual, noise, and information pollution is praised as a way to reconnect with yourself and the world around you. Quiet Bliss is the reinterpretation of the pause and importance of slowing down every day, which can be seen in digital breaks or in the search for revitalizing spaces.

Quietness has been seen not only as a preventive measure, but also as a resource to boost productivity. Additionally, silence has gained a newfound value as a key measure for recovering balance and personal creativity.

Taking time off the record, contemplation, digital detoxing, and monotasking all suggest a greater presence and contemplation of the moment. In this context, analog technologies are being reclaimed to reduce stress, the most feared of our contemporary enemies. The market will increasingly embrace the battle against stress as a cause in the coming years.