Solving "Burnout and Mental Fatigue" with The Earth Soldier Mindset
We started as a small interior design firm in downtown Michigan, aiming to help home buyers make do with the new space that they had acquired. It soon became obvious that it would make sense to help our clients see beyond the walls and floor plans and be there with them from the get-go. Currently, we offer house realtor, interior design, and architecture services in order to help our customers find their forever homes as seamlessly and painlessly as possible.
2. Poetry as Mental Release – Like Venting Steam from a Pressure Cooker
A pressure cooker without a release valve will eventually explode. Our minds work the same way—burnout is inevitable without an outlet for stress. Poetry in the Earth Soldier philosophy isn’t just about writing—it’s about finding a way to express and release emotions. For the working class, this could mean journaling, storytelling, or simply talking about struggles creatively. Athletes do this through pre-game rituals or personal mantras. Companies can incorporate reflection exercises into training, allowing employees to process challenges rather than just powering through them.
3. Sports as Recovery – Like Restarting a Stalled Machine with Movement
Think of a factory machine that’s been running non-stop. Without maintenance, it breaks down. The same goes for people. Physical movement isn’t just about fitness—it’s about resetting the mind. The Earth Soldier philosophy reminds us that sports, movement, and action ground us in the present, preventing mental fatigue. For workers, this might mean stretching or walking to clear the mind. Athletes already know that active recovery is key to peak performance. Companies can use movement-based training techniques to keep employees engaged and refreshed instead of mentally overloaded.
Our team
Our strength lies in our individuality. Set up by Esther Bryce, the team strives to bring in the best talent in various fields, from architecture to interior design and sales.
Esther Bryce
Founder / Interior designer
Lianne Wilson
Broker
Jaden Smith
Architect
Jessica Kim
Photographer