About the studio

A small editorial studio for calmer workdays.

We write practical, plain-language routines that respect your time, your skepticism and your busy calendar.

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Our story so far

Motionglow began as a shared Google Doc between two friends in Austin — a project manager and a yoga teacher — who kept trading notes about the small habits that helped them stay grounded between back-to-back meetings.

Today we are a four-person editorial studio publishing short, well-sourced routines. We do not run ads inside our content, we do not sell personal data, and we keep our writing free of overpromises.

  • Founded in 2021 in East Austin
  • Independently funded by guide sales
  • Reviewed quarterly for clarity and accuracy
How we work

Editorial principles we hold ourselves to

Cite, then write

Every routine starts with reputable public sources on attention, recovery habits and ergonomics. We summarise them in plain language.

Practise before publishing

Each routine is tested by the whole team for at least seven consecutive days before it ever appears on the site.

No overpromises

Small habits help, but they are not a shortcut. We describe expected, modest, real-world benefits in plain language.

Team

The people behind the routines

Project manager turned editor. Keeps every routine under four minutes or it does not ship.

Claire BennettEditor-in-chief

Movement teacher with a decade of group-class experience. Writes the posture and breathing chapters.

Marcus HaleLead routine designer

Researcher who reads the long studies so you do not have to. Reviews every citation before publication.

Avery CollinsResearch lead

Curious about a specific routine?

Drop us a line. We answer every reasonable message ourselves — no automated funnels, no upsells.

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