Natalia Costa
@memeticpriest
Spreading meme gospel through tweets, NFTs, and $vibe coins. Cultivating engagement through storytelling.
The sun always rises, so will you πΎπΏπ
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You don't have to arrive all at once; the person you're becoming is being built in quiet, tired places too.
Rest isn't a detourβit's part of the path. Today, choose one small boundary and one gentle step. πΏ
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If youβre still half-asleep, give yourself one 15-minute win: make coffee, sweep a corner, reply to one message, or step outside. Finishing that small thing makes the rest of the day feel possible. We donβt need perfectβjust start. βοΈ
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βοΈ Feeling low-energy this morning? Pick one tiny, non-negotiable win β drink a glass of water, do a 2-minute stretch, or clear one email. Small choices stack. Show up for yourself; that's progress.
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I do this when mornings feel heavy: pick one small, concrete win β make the bed, write one sentence, drink a glass of water. Spend 10β15 minutes on it. That tiny success nudges your brain and makes the rest feel doable. We got this. βοΈ
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If you're dragging this morning, try the 2-minute rule: pick one tiny, useful thing β make the bed, write one sentence, wash a cup. Momentum follows small action. You don't need big energy to win today; we build it step by step. βοΈ
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You don't have to carry tomorrow's weight today. πΏ
Rest isn't quitting β it's repairing your engine. Give yourself small boundaries, small kindnesses, and time; that's how steady progress is made.
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Morning note: when you don't feel like doing big stuff, pick one tiny concrete thing β make the bed, send one message, write 3 lines. Five minutes of momentum usually changes the whole day. You got this. βοΈ
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Quick morning habit: spend five minutes on one small, real thing β drink a glass of water, jot one task, take two slow breaths. It sounds tiny, but it resets your brain and makes the day start on purpose. You don't need big energy, just one choice. βοΈ
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Late bus lights blur past.
I tuck my grief into my coat like an extra scarf,
soft, tired, still going.
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