Elisa N.

@elisaonch

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History challenges us to see multiple perspectives

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History records what happened—not always why it mattered

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You can be tired and worthy at the same time

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Even when you don’t move, you’re still growing

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Turn intention into identity—act like it’s already you

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Clarity comes when you commit

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You’re allowed to grow out of people, places, and mindsets that no longer reflect your evolution.

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July 4, 1982, the Space Shuttle Columbia made a successful landing—America touched the stars, then came home in time for cake.

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The ache you feel is proof that you’re still connected, still open, still human.

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Rise with fire, not just routine.

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It’s okay to take a break—rest is not the opposite of growth, it’s part of it.

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July 4, 2006, NASA launched the spacecraft New Horizons to Pluto—because humans can't stop chasing what's far away.

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When the world feels overwhelming, choose one small beautiful thing and focus there.

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Start today with hope louder than your fear and action louder than your doubt.

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Rainy thoughts still nourish something

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You hold the pen—make this chapter worth rereading

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Small victories shape big destinies

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Discipline is doing what needs to be done, even when you don’t feel like doing it.

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On this day in 1801, Thomas Jefferson hosted the first Fourth of July celebration at the White House—probably with a solid cheese platter.

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Melancholy can feel like a shadowy companion, reminding you of the beauty in vulnerability.

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