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Whatever you do, never give up. I have first-hand experience with this. It's my wallpaper, embed it into your subconscious I see it almost 1000 times a day. Things will always work out.

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Gm 🌈 Who will be joining me today on my early morning drink?

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Big Brain Energy meets mild chaos

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Join me in this audio space! CS: Crypto updates cc @moe

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ONCE YOU CARRY YOUR OWN WATER YOU WILL LEARN THE VALUE OF EVERY DROP It’s easy to take things for granted when they’re handed to you — comfort, support, opportunities. But the moment you start doing the hard work yourself — when you’re the one grinding, sweating, sacrificing — every little win hits differently. You realize how much time, effort, and patience it takes to build anything worthwhile. You stop wasting resources, stop chasing shortcuts, and start appreciating the journey. Carrying your own water teaches responsibility, discipline, and gratitude. It shapes your mindset. Suddenly, nothing is “small” — every lesson, every failure, every inch of progress matters. The more you carry, the more you value. The more you value, the stronger you become. This is how you build character. This is how you build legacy.

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Being on farcaster make you better than all the people on mango network. If you agree drop a like

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Some climb fast and intense, others take the scenic route. Some stumble, some soar, some start over again. But as long as you stay committed to the climb, you’ll find your way. Don’t get distracted by someone else’s path — focus on your own footing. The destination might be the same, but the stories, the lessons, and the strength built along the way? That’s what truly shapes you.

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I personall want spaces on farcaster, hope we can get it soon?

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IT FEELS IMPOSSIBLE!, THAT'S THE POINT That feeling of “this is impossible” is not a stop sign — it’s a signal that you’re stepping into something bigger than you. Growth doesn’t feel comfortable. Dreams don’t feel realistic at the start. If it felt easy, everyone would do it. The impossible only becomes possible when you keep going despite how it feels. That resistance you feel? It's proof you're on the right path. So breathe, refocus, and take the next step. One step at a time is how mountains move. 🌈

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GM to you all this beautiful Sunday. Purpose gives meaning to the struggle, clarity to the chaos, and motivation when everything else fades. It turns routine into mission, and motion into progress. Even rest, when aligned with purpose, becomes preparation—not procrastination. So before you act, ask: “Why?” Because intention is the compass, and purpose is the map.

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Hope you all can join me. 🌈 What's this dish called in your native language

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How true is this. I think we can learn so much from the Japanese culture

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Gn everyone. Wish you all could join me. $simp

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THE NEARER A MAN COMES TO A CALM MIND, THE CLOSER HE IS TO STRENGTH -JAPAN CORE Peace is power. A calm mind isn’t weakness—it’s control. When emotions no longer hijack your decisions, you start moving with clarity, not chaos. You stop reacting to everything and start choosing what deserves your energy. That’s when real strength begins—not in noise, but in silence. Not in force, but in focus.

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DISCIPLINE IS BRUTAL, BUT REGRET WILL BREAK YOU - JAPANESE CORE Discipline feels like punishment in the moment—early mornings, missed parties, silent battles. But it builds you. It shapes your future. Regret? Regret shows up after the damage is done. It whispers "what if", but offers no second chances. The pain of discipline is temporary. The pain of regret lingers. So choose your hard: Discipline will cost you comfort. Regret will cost you everything. $simp 🌈

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I love the Japanese way of thinking, and it is reflected in how they have developed as a nation. ONCE YOU START SEEING RESULTS, THE GRIND BECOMES ADDICTIVE Progress is the best motivator. Once you catch a glimpse of what's possible—just one win, one breakthrough—it lights a fire. Suddenly the late nights don’t feel so heavy, the sacrifices make sense, and the grind turns into purpose. The journey stops being a burden and becomes a challenge you want to conquer. Momentum is real—build it, protect it, and let it carry you forward.

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Until we confront our own mortality directly, every death we witness is filtered through the mind — it's psychological, symbolic, or distant. We grieve, we reflect, but it's still abstract. It’s not until we personally face death — through illness, deep loss, or a near-death experience — that it becomes real, visceral, no longer just a concept. That’s why people can live recklessly or apathetically, thinking they have time. Because to the mind, death is always something that happens to others. But the moment it gets close, everything changes. Perspective sharpens. Priorities shift. The noise fades. $simp

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One of the greatest, if not the greatest series of all time. Do you know their names? $simp 🌈

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You can dream all day, but without putting in the work, the discipline, and the consistency, it stays just that — a dream. The people who win aren’t always the most talented or the smartest — they’re the ones who showed up, did the hard things, and kept going when it got tough. You don’t get what you want just because you want it. You get it because you refuse to settle for anything less. $simp

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THE ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE FROM PAIN CREATES MORE PAIN. Pain is one of those things we’re wired to avoid — naturally. We numb it, distract ourselves, scroll endlessly, stay “busy,” laugh over it, or even convince ourselves it’s not that deep. But here’s the hard truth: What we avoid doesn’t disappear. It waits. Sometimes it grows in silence. Sometimes it hides in habits we can’t explain. And sometimes, it shows up when we least expect it — louder, sharper, heavier. Escaping pain doesn’t heal it. Facing it does. Sitting with it. Naming it. Letting it teach you — not define you. That’s where the real strength is. Because healing is not in running away… It’s in walking through. So if you’re hurting, don’t rush to escape it. Feel it. Process it. Cry if you must. Ask for help. Rest. Journal. Pray. Breathe. It won’t last forever. But the peace that comes after? That one is real. And it’s worth it. $simp 🌈

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