Moodscope in One Word. Up for a challenge?

21 May 2017
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How excellent are you at responding to a challenge? For this research to work, I need to ask you a favour. The favour is to decide on your answer before you read what anybody else has written. So, what's the question?

The question is: if you were to describe Moodscope in one word, what would that word be?

Of course, Moodscope is founded upon 20 key words.

Here they are in the order they were randomly presented to me when I wrote this blog"

Jittery

Excited

Irritable

Attentive

Upset

Inspired

Scared

Alert

Afraid

Strong

Ashamed

Determined

Nervous

Interested

Hostile

Enthusiastic

Guilty

Proud

Distressed

Active

These are all powerful words when scoping our moods and how they shift day-to-day. None of them, however, are what I associate with what Moodscope means to me personally.

I can't really say any more, can I, until we all start to share?!

So, if I may echo the question again, what does 'Moodscope' mean to you?

Can't wait to read your responses!

(And in case you're wondering why I'm asking for your response, the answer is simple. Moodscope is an important part of all our lives, and it would be great to spread the word. In order to spread the word, it would help to understand what Moodscope Users like you and I think and feel and value about Moodscope. This could then influence how Moodscope is promoted to new audiences.)

I'll share my word about 7pm UK time...

Lex

A Moodscope member.

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