A typical day in the life aboard Moksha involves a myriad of nautical tasks and responsibilities, as well as every day activities familiar to us all – like eating, sleeping and doing the dishes. But there are also 'longterm' factors that, after many weeks at sea, affect the nature and quality of life aboard: these include salt sores, sensory deprivation, loneliness, the repetitive nature of doing the same thing day after, week after week, necessitating the creation of what we called ‘psychological carrots’s; small hourly/daily/weekly incentives that motivated us to pedal across thousands of miles of open water to the other side of each ocean.

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