Recognize your moods and track their sources to better understand yourself.
View the history of your daily mood, mindful minutes, and goal tracker.
Start conversations with people you find relatable or inspiring.
Hit play on someone else’s breakthrough. It might just spark yours.
Let’s create a community of relatability
Our vision for Let’s Pause is to create a sense of community and relatability regarding mental well-being. We’re convinced that making mental health dialogue the new normal is the only way to erase the fear surrounding it.
We are taking a matter-of-fact approach to mental and physical well-being. With stories ranging from anxiety and stress to confidence and success, learn how to better yourself and the lives of others.
Just one minute daily has been proven to promote emotion well-being, reduce stress and anxiety, and improve self-awareness, focus, and sleep.
By sharing your real-life experiences, you may help someone else who is facing similar challenges.
Capture your daily mood to better recognize trends. Add a comment to acknowledge the source of your mood. Mood and comments are saved to your calendar to reference over time.
View your mood, mindful minutes and goals over time and all in one place. A quick glimpse should help you realize if you’re on/off track mentally. It’s an accountability partner – so use it.
Let’s Pause was born from lived experience. On April 12, 2010, at just 24 years old, our founder Steve nearly lost his life to an alcohol and drug overdose. After years of hiding behind a smile and pretending everything was fine, he hit a breaking point. That day, a doctor told Steve’s father, “We don’t think he’s going to make it.”
Three days on life support. Severe hearing loss. And yet, Steve still couldn’t admit he needed help. Vulnerability wasn’t something he knew how to embrace—it felt like weakness. But everything changed when his mom handed him a handwritten letter; his resume of consequences from alcohol and drug use and how it was affecting her. She was his #1, and that moment cracked the denial. Days later, Steve walked into a 30-day rehab program, followed by two years in a halfway house. Life’s problems didn’t go away when he got sober, he was just now having to learn how to deal with them.
Fifteen years sober, Steve built Let’s Pause to be the app he wished existed back then: a platform to find inspiration; a place to talk about addiction, stress, succes and everything in between. A tool used to inspire people to take action to realize their potential. A platform to make sure nobody feels alone in their situation, because so many have been there.
Most of all, Steve wanted to create an app where the stories that make us human are the stories that make us heroes.
Let’s Pause was born from lived experience. On April 12, 2010, at just 24 years old, our founder Steve nearly lost his life to an alcohol and drug overdose. After years of hiding behind a smile and pretending everything was fine, he hit a breaking point. That day, a doctor told Steve’s father, “We don’t think he’s going to make it.”
Three days on life support. Severe hearing loss. His family traumatized. And yet, Steve still couldn’t admit he needed help. Vulnerability wasn’t something he knew how to embrace—it felt like weakness. But everything changed when his mom handed him a handwritten letter; his resume of consequences from alcohol and drug use and how it was affecting her. She was his #1, and that moment cracked the denial. Just days later, Steve walked into a 30-day rehab program—broken but willing. What followed were two long, humbling years in a halfway house. Life’s problems didn’t go away when he got sober, he was just now learning how to deal with them.
Fifteen years sober, Steve built Let’s Pause to be the app he wished existed back then. A platform to find inspiration. A place to talk about addiction, stress, success, and everything in between. A tool to empower people to take action and realize their potential. A space to ensure no one feels alone in their struggles—because we’ve all been there.
Most of all, Steve wanted to create an app where the stories that make us human….are the stories that make us heroes. Let’s keep it real.
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