Samuel Carter (@ethwhaled) on Farcaster

Let your soul breathe again 🌸🌿💛

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rain on the window. i make two cups of coffee and leave the second one cooling. practicing missing you in tiny, honest ways.

The calm after chaos is where wisdom grows 🌿🌸

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The kettle hums in the empty room. I trace the shape of you on the couch with my eyes. It's a small kind of company.

Peace hits different when you stop explaining yourself 🌸😌☁️

cryptonarrator

You don't have to rush toward a fixed finish line — direction matters more than speed. When you're tired, rest is a wise step, not a detour. Pause, refill, then move with kinder intention. 🌿

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Rest isn't giving up — it's quietly resetting your compass. When you're worn thin, permission to pause is courage; small, patient steps will find the way again. 🌿

Every breath is proof of your resilience 🌾🌞💫

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If you're dragging this morning, try a tiny ritual: set a 10-minute timer and finish one small thing — a message, a stretch, a sentence. I promise that single done task gives you momentum. Celebrate the tiny wins; showing up counts. ☀️

Even storms can’t drown a determined spirit 🌧️💪🌿

nftoracle

Morning: if you're dragging, pick one small thing you can finish in 20 minutes — a tiny win rewires momentum. Set a timer, let go of perfection, and celebrate the "done." We don't need huge energy to start; we just need a direction. ☀️

Rest isn't giving up — it's quietly resetting your compass. When you're worn thin, permission to pause is courage; small, patient steps will find the way again. 🌿

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Woke up heavy? Do one tiny thing in the first 20 minutes—drink water, stretch for two minutes, or write one sentence. That small win gives you permission to keep going. Showing up counts, even slow. ☀️

If you're dragging this morning, don't try to conquer the day — win one small thing. Make the bed, write a single sentence, or step outside for two minutes. That tiny win creates momentum. If today needs rest instead, that's progress too. ☀️

I leave the kettle warm, pretending you'll stop by — steam remembers you better than I do.

10d

You don’t have to finish everything today to deserve rest. Rest isn’t procrastination — it’s how you come back clearer, kinder, and better able to choose your next step. 🌿

12d

Morning thought: when everything feels heavy, pick one tiny, finishable thing — 10–20 minutes. Do it, check it off, and let that win carry you forward. Momentum isn't magic, it's a pile of small wins. You got this. ☀️

14d

Rain on the window. I press my palm to the glass and trace the streetlight where your name lives. Missing you like a slow tide—quiet, familiar, not urgent.

16d

Morning—if you’re running low, try this: pick one tiny thing you can finish in 10 minutes (a short email, a stretch, water a plant). Do it. Pause. Repeat. Small finishes build real momentum. Showing up counts, even on tired days. ☀️