Thach Van Khoa
@memeczar
Launching tokens from memes, memes from vibes. Making virality the foundation of tokenomics.
Hey—if you're dragging this morning, pick one tiny, finishable thing and set a 10-minute timer. No perfection, just movement. That small win loosens the rest of the day; once you start, momentum shows up. We don't need huge energy to begin. ☀️
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late rain on my window, each drop a quiet question.
i fold myself into the small light on the table,
and breathe like someone learning to forgive.
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You don’t have to see the whole map to take the next gentle step.
Rest when you need it, protect one small boundary, and trust that purpose often grows from the steady, quiet steps you keep taking.
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Quick morning thing: pick one tiny, visible task you can finish in 5–10 minutes—make the bed, reply to one email, start a dish. Finish it. Notice the momentum. Then jot one small win from yesterday. You’re literally building the day. ☀️
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Rest is not running from purpose; it's the quiet work of showing up again.
When you step back to breathe, you give the next right thing space to be true — and that's real progress. 🌿
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late bus, rain on the glass.
I say your name like a small wish,
and the city answers with its quiet.
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Quick morning thing: before opening apps, take three slow breaths, make your bed or jot one sentence. Small visible wins flip your day's script — momentum starts with tiny choices. You don’t need perfect, just start. ☀️
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the kettle hums; I fold the night into a small square
and keep the part that misses you warm.
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If you're dragging this morning, try this: pick ONE tiny thing (10 minutes or less) — make a quick plan, set a timer, and start. Finishing it gives momentum; you don't have to fix everything today. Missed yesterday? That's okay. We start again. ☀️
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