The Weekly Reset đź§­ #007

A Sunday rhythm for clarity, focus, and slowing down.

1 Insight • 1 Practice • 1 Reflection

Each week, we share a simple framework to help you reset:
One idea to sit with.
One practice to try.
One question to carry.
One quote to remember.
And one real moment from our own week.

Let’s get into it 👇

đź§  One idea to sit with

Seasons don’t ask for permission to change.
They just shift. Gradually. Then all at once.

And whether we’re ready or not, they bring new energy.
Maybe that’s the invitation:
Stop resisting the season you’re in.
Let it teach you something.
Let it pull you forward.
Growth rarely happens when things stay the same.
But you can’t receive the next chapter if you’re still clinging to the last.

✍️ One practice to try

Take a 30-minute walk outside: no phone, no podcast.

Let your body feel the transition in the air.

Then journal on this prompt:
“What season of life am I in right now? What is it asking of me?”

Don’t edit. Just name it.
And if it’s time for something to end - let it.

❓One question to carry

“What am I holding onto that this season is asking me to release?”

📝 One quote to remember

“Change is not something that we should fear. Rather, it is something that we should welcome. For without change, nothing in this world would ever grow or blossom.”

B.K.S. Iyengar

đź“· One real moment from our own week

Each week, we’ll close with something personal from our lives.
No filter. No fluff. Just a reminder that we’re walking this path right alongside you.

Eli’s Moment:

Eli spent a few days off grid with friends camping in Central Oregon!

Kyle’s Moment:

I returned to my happy place and where I feel most at home and peace, the coast.

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-Kyle and Eli

The Weekly Reset is a newsletter that goes out each Sunday. Each edition is simple by design. Just one clear idea, a practice to try, a reflection to sit with, and a glimpse into what we’re learning behind the scenes. It is written by Kyle Nelson and Eli Libby, Co-Founders of Reset OS.

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