About Sundays in Soho
There’s something about Sundays in Soho—a space where the hum of strangers’ voices, the clatter of mugs in hidden cafés, and the quiet magic of just being all come together. It’s not about the day or the place alone—it’s about those moments where life slows down enough to remind us of who we are.
As an MD/PhD student, busyness can be a constant companion—deadlines that feel impossible, sleepless nights that stretch into mornings. But Sundays in Soho became my sanctuary. In those cafés, surrounded by the murmur of strangers and the soft rhythm of turning pages, I found clarity in the stillness. It’s where I learned to breathe again, to listen to myself, and to create with intention.
Sundays in Soho is about carving out a space for yourself in a world that never stops moving. It’s about finding moments of stillness and clarity, no matter how busy life gets, and honoring the parts of you that crave connection, reflection, and creativity. It’s my way of capturing those quiet, transformative pauses that remind us who we are and why we’re here.
Beyond writing, I find inspiration everywhere—on yoga mats, in art museums, through fashion and digital art, and while traveling. I love wandering through galleries, where every brushstroke or bold design feels like a quiet invitation to pause. Whether it’s discovering a hidden café, exploring a new city, or stretching into a yoga pose, these moments ground me and make life feel meaningful.
This blog is for anyone living intentionally. For women in the process of always becoming, students balancing daring dreams and grounding realities, and the dreamers, those crazy ones, building lives brick by brick .Sundays in Soho is about honoring the quiet moments that bring clarity to the beautiful mess of it all.
So pour yourself a coffee, settle into your favorite spot, and stay a while. Welcome to Sundays in Soho.
P.S. I love all of New York’s neighborhoods—each one brings out a different side of me. Soho taps into my artistic self, Harlem feeds my spiritual soul, and honestly, the rest of the city? Well, it keeps things interesting. 🖤Xoxo
Belita tracey