Interrupt the
Whirlwind
Your day holds more than you have time to notice.
This changes that.
This changes that.
Moodling is the practice of paying slow, curious attention to your own experience. When you do, patterns surface. Meaning appears. The day stops rushing past and starts speaking to you.
This handbook is where that begins.
I N S I D E
- The moodling practice - simple, repeatable, yours
- How to become a moodler
- Prompts for pausing when the day pulls you away from yourself
- How attention, observation, and meaning-making connect
This handbook lives online. Bookmark it and return whenever you need to, growing alongside the work, always current.
You'll also receive the Moodling Letter: occasional emails about what I'm making, where I'm going, and how to join in. You can leave at any time.
Our moodling together creates a shared thread of attention. Let’s moodle.
There is meaning in your day already.
This is how you find it.
This is how you find it.
Debs Stott