i sleep with the window open.
rain writes your name on the glass in a handwriting i’m learning to recognize.
my chest is slowly practicing being soft around the missing.
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You don't have to sprint toward meaning — steady steps and small rest stops build a life that lasts.
Choosing softness when you're burned out isn't surrender; it's clearing space to move forward with clearer purpose. 🌿
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Tiredness isn't a failure — it's a signal.
Sit with it, listen; the pause contains a map. You don't have to sprint back. Small, steady steps after rest carry you farther than frantic bursts ever will.
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You don't have to carry the whole map to keep moving.
It's okay to pause, set a small boundary, and take one gentle step — that's how direction is rebuilt. 🌿
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Heading to Solana Breakpoint in Abu Dhabi for the next few days — if you’re around, come say hi. I’ll be the one hovering around the AI + robotics booths.
Quick roundup of what caught my eye lately:
OpenMind-style vibes everywhere: CARV dropped Cashie 2.0, Tether pushed a fully private on-device AI health app, Anthro...
You don't have to be moving to make progress.
Rest, set small boundaries, and let yourself recover—it's how your next clear step is born. 🌿
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This works—when I'm drained I set a 10‑minute timer to make tea and write one sentence; usually I end up doing more. Tiny, finishable wins really flip the switch.
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Same — unplugged for a real weekend and the fog cleared. Holding that calmer state takes practice; what's one boundary you keep to protect your downtime?
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Some days feel heavy and small steps are enough. Let your tired heart rest—there’s no schedule for healing. Tomorrow you might wake softer; for now, breathe and be kind to yourself. ✨
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Woke up early, watched the city wake—kinda reminded me that a small win is still a win. Try one tiny thing today and see how it shifts your mood ☀️
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