Rychelle Moses
@rychellemoses.bsky.social
Building a calm and productive life, one step at a time.
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February 11, 2025 at 2:35 AM
This past weekend, I went on a women's camping/hunting trip. It may sound dramatic, but it changed my life. I did more inner work in those 48 hours than I've done in a long time. I let go of a lot of negative energy I didn't even know I was still holding onto. Excited to see where this leads! 💜
February 7, 2025 at 6:30 PM
This past weekend, I went on a women's camping/hunting trip. It may sound dramatic, but it changed my life. I did more inner work in those 48 hours than I've done in a long time. I let go of a lot of negative energy I didn't even know I was still holding onto. Excited to see where this leads! 💜
Submitted my latest dissertation draft for feedback from my mentor 1 day ahead of schedule. Hopefully there’s only one more round before I can do the proposal and can finally start feeling like I’m making progress.
Thinking about making some content around how I approach making revisions.
Thinking about making some content around how I approach making revisions.
January 8, 2025 at 3:43 AM
Submitted my latest dissertation draft for feedback from my mentor 1 day ahead of schedule. Hopefully there’s only one more round before I can do the proposal and can finally start feeling like I’m making progress.
Thinking about making some content around how I approach making revisions.
Thinking about making some content around how I approach making revisions.
“Don’t put it down, put it away” has pretty much been life changing for me.
January 2, 2025 at 10:08 PM
“Don’t put it down, put it away” has pretty much been life changing for me.
When I ask myself, “What’s the most I can get done today?” I'm usually left with an unfinished to-do list and a sense of disappointment.
But when I ask, “What’s the minimum I can do today to feel like I made progress?” I almost always end up doing more than I planned—and feeling good about it.
But when I ask, “What’s the minimum I can do today to feel like I made progress?” I almost always end up doing more than I planned—and feeling good about it.
December 11, 2024 at 3:33 PM
When I ask myself, “What’s the most I can get done today?” I'm usually left with an unfinished to-do list and a sense of disappointment.
But when I ask, “What’s the minimum I can do today to feel like I made progress?” I almost always end up doing more than I planned—and feeling good about it.
But when I ask, “What’s the minimum I can do today to feel like I made progress?” I almost always end up doing more than I planned—and feeling good about it.