Growing up, I was the one always asking questions—awkward ones, deep ones, funny ones, the kind that made people pause, laugh, or open up. I wasn’t trying to be nosy; I was just genuinely curious. I wanted to understand people, to get beneath the surface. Small talk bored me. I craved moments that felt real—messy, moving, memorable.

That curiosity never went away. In a world where conversations often skim the surface and real connection can feel rare, I kept wondering: What if we had better ways to open up? To really see and be seen by each other?

Closer Moments was born from that lifelong question.

Today, it’s a growing collection of tools, experiences, and prompts that invite people to connect—with themselves and each other—more deeply and playfully. Whether it’s a quiet night in with friends, a first date, or a family dinner, our aim is simple: to turn everyday moments into closer moments.