Becky
@re-be-kcah.bsky.social
Information Security manager by day. Author + health & life coach by night.
Thrillers, love stories, real-life resilience, small habits that actually stick.
Helping busy brains get stronger, on and off the page.
Thrillers, love stories, real-life resilience, small habits that actually stick.
Helping busy brains get stronger, on and off the page.
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Becky
@re-be-kcah.bsky.social
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New to Bluesky and happy to be here.
Cybersecurity leader by day, fiction writer by night, and constantly thinking about resilience, mental, physical, and emotional.
I love writing, meaningful conversations, and helping people work toward life goals.
If that’s your vibe, hello 👋
Cybersecurity leader by day, fiction writer by night, and constantly thinking about resilience, mental, physical, and emotional.
I love writing, meaningful conversations, and helping people work toward life goals.
If that’s your vibe, hello 👋
Mid week. Mid month already. How is everyone doing?
I feel like we went from 0 to 60 in a matter of seconds!
I feel like we went from 0 to 60 in a matter of seconds!
January 14, 2026 at 1:31 PM
Mid week. Mid month already. How is everyone doing?
I feel like we went from 0 to 60 in a matter of seconds!
I feel like we went from 0 to 60 in a matter of seconds!
Can we have a redo of the weekend?
Not because it was bad…I just want more time away.
More time to write.
More time to reflect.
Less time caught in the day-to-day hustle.
Not because it was bad…I just want more time away.
More time to write.
More time to reflect.
Less time caught in the day-to-day hustle.
January 12, 2026 at 3:33 PM
Can we have a redo of the weekend?
Not because it was bad…I just want more time away.
More time to write.
More time to reflect.
Less time caught in the day-to-day hustle.
Not because it was bad…I just want more time away.
More time to write.
More time to reflect.
Less time caught in the day-to-day hustle.
Some days the win is simple:
showing up for what matters and letting the rest wait.
showing up for what matters and letting the rest wait.
January 11, 2026 at 3:23 PM
Some days the win is simple:
showing up for what matters and letting the rest wait.
showing up for what matters and letting the rest wait.
You don’t find time for what matters most. You make time.
And that choice usually says more about your values than your schedule ever will.
And that choice usually says more about your values than your schedule ever will.
January 9, 2026 at 8:23 PM
You don’t find time for what matters most. You make time.
And that choice usually says more about your values than your schedule ever will.
And that choice usually says more about your values than your schedule ever will.
One of the hardest things in life is consistency.
Showing up, especially in small ways, takes patience, courage, and dedication.
Some days, showing up is the win.
Keep going, even when it feels like nothing is changing.
Showing up, especially in small ways, takes patience, courage, and dedication.
Some days, showing up is the win.
Keep going, even when it feels like nothing is changing.
January 8, 2026 at 12:49 PM
One of the hardest things in life is consistency.
Showing up, especially in small ways, takes patience, courage, and dedication.
Some days, showing up is the win.
Keep going, even when it feels like nothing is changing.
Showing up, especially in small ways, takes patience, courage, and dedication.
Some days, showing up is the win.
Keep going, even when it feels like nothing is changing.
Writing has taught me that clarity comes after the mess.
Same goes for health, goals, and figuring life out.
Same goes for health, goals, and figuring life out.
January 7, 2026 at 1:29 PM
Writing has taught me that clarity comes after the mess.
Same goes for health, goals, and figuring life out.
Same goes for health, goals, and figuring life out.
I have to report for jury duty today.
If I get selected for questioning, I joked about telling them I’m a fiction author who uses real-world examples to write about crime.
Not entirely untrue.
If I get selected for questioning, I joked about telling them I’m a fiction author who uses real-world examples to write about crime.
Not entirely untrue.
January 6, 2026 at 1:23 PM
I have to report for jury duty today.
If I get selected for questioning, I joked about telling them I’m a fiction author who uses real-world examples to write about crime.
Not entirely untrue.
If I get selected for questioning, I joked about telling them I’m a fiction author who uses real-world examples to write about crime.
Not entirely untrue.
Nobody told me the hardest part of writing a book was rereading it multiple times to make sure all the loose ends are tied.
My eyeballs are filing a formal complaint.
My eyeballs are filing a formal complaint.
January 4, 2026 at 3:27 PM
Nobody told me the hardest part of writing a book was rereading it multiple times to make sure all the loose ends are tied.
My eyeballs are filing a formal complaint.
My eyeballs are filing a formal complaint.
This year, I’m working on being gentler with myself.
Less self-criticism.
More patience.
Less absorption of the chaos around me.
Self-love feels like a good place to start, and maybe a good thing to pass on.
Less self-criticism.
More patience.
Less absorption of the chaos around me.
Self-love feels like a good place to start, and maybe a good thing to pass on.
January 3, 2026 at 3:34 PM
This year, I’m working on being gentler with myself.
Less self-criticism.
More patience.
Less absorption of the chaos around me.
Self-love feels like a good place to start, and maybe a good thing to pass on.
Less self-criticism.
More patience.
Less absorption of the chaos around me.
Self-love feels like a good place to start, and maybe a good thing to pass on.
Day 2 of the year and my only resolution is still “be a little more reasonable with myself.”
So far, mixed results.
So far, mixed results.
January 2, 2026 at 7:31 PM
Day 2 of the year and my only resolution is still “be a little more reasonable with myself.”
So far, mixed results.
So far, mixed results.
Most New Year’s resolutions don’t fail because people are lazy.
They fail because they’re vague, oversized, and built on motivation instead of systems.
Small, boring, repeatable habits win. Every time.
They fail because they’re vague, oversized, and built on motivation instead of systems.
Small, boring, repeatable habits win. Every time.
January 2, 2026 at 1:05 AM
Most New Year’s resolutions don’t fail because people are lazy.
They fail because they’re vague, oversized, and built on motivation instead of systems.
Small, boring, repeatable habits win. Every time.
They fail because they’re vague, oversized, and built on motivation instead of systems.
Small, boring, repeatable habits win. Every time.
New to Bluesky and happy to be here.
Cybersecurity leader by day, fiction writer by night, and constantly thinking about resilience, mental, physical, and emotional.
I love writing, meaningful conversations, and helping people work toward life goals.
If that’s your vibe, hello 👋
Cybersecurity leader by day, fiction writer by night, and constantly thinking about resilience, mental, physical, and emotional.
I love writing, meaningful conversations, and helping people work toward life goals.
If that’s your vibe, hello 👋
January 1, 2026 at 5:17 PM
New to Bluesky and happy to be here.
Cybersecurity leader by day, fiction writer by night, and constantly thinking about resilience, mental, physical, and emotional.
I love writing, meaningful conversations, and helping people work toward life goals.
If that’s your vibe, hello 👋
Cybersecurity leader by day, fiction writer by night, and constantly thinking about resilience, mental, physical, and emotional.
I love writing, meaningful conversations, and helping people work toward life goals.
If that’s your vibe, hello 👋