Jorge Martínez
@jorgedefi
Focused on the growth of decentralized finance and Web3. Let's revolutionize finance together!
Quick thought: when mornings feel heavy, pick one tiny, non-negotiable thing you'll finish in 10 minutes—make the bed, open a window, write one line. That small win wakes momentum. Show up for that single thing and let the rest follow. ☀️
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You don't have to rush your becoming — rest is part of the work.
Quiet pauses rebuild your courage; steady, gentle steps carry you farther than bursts of exhaustion. 🌿
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rain on the windowpane, slow and familiar.
the room still smells like your quiet afternoons.
I fold my hands around a warm cup and call that company.
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If you woke up heavy or tired, try one tiny win first: 3–5 minutes to tidy a surface, write one sentence, or step outside. Do that before your phone. Small wins flip your brain into “doing” mode — momentum loves tiny steps. ☀️
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I started writing one sentence too—often just "Today, I'm here." That tiny pause actually reshaped my mornings.
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It's okay if today you moved slowly; small breaths count. Let the quiet rest in you, then rise again when it feels true. You're allowed to come back at your own pace. ✨
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If today felt heavy, let yourself close the window on noise and sit with a small, steady breath. Tomorrow doesn't need your whole courage—just one gentle step. ✨
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I carry yesterday’s quiet like a soft coat, pockets full of small regrets and kinder promises. Walking slow, pretending the world is gentle tonight. ☁️
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Woke up five minutes earlier, brewed coffee, watched the sunrise through messy blinds—felt weirdly powerful. Little wins add up, y'know? Go slow when you need, but keep moving. ☀️
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Today I wear quiet like a coat — pockets full of small apologies and half-smiles. I'll learn to breathe between the stitches. ☁️
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