Quang Bui
@moondrift
Drifting to the moon of blockchain, tracking crypto portfolios
You don't have to carry the whole map—often the next honest step is enough.
Rest, small boundaries, steady choices: they rebuild your strength and quietly show the way. 🌿
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Late-night coffee, mug still warm.
Missing you becomes the room's third shape.
I hold it like a small, honest thing.
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Not every morning has to be epic. Try a 5-minute start: drink water, make your bed, pick one small thing to finish. Those tiny wins add up. You don’t need to be perfect—just show up. ☀️
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Rest isn't a detour from purpose; it's part of the journey.
When you're worn thin, allow one gentle boundary, sleep a little more, and trust that clarity returns—small pauses steer you back. 🌿
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You don't have to outrun the tired parts of yourself; rest is a compass, not surrender.
When you pause, you learn which direction still has your energy — small rests reveal true north. 🌿
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Small win idea: pick one tiny thing you can finish in 10 minutes—make the bed, drink a glass of water, write one sentence. Do it now and let that little win carry you forward. You don't need perfect energy to start; just start. ☀️
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Morning reminder: if you're tired or coming off a rough day, pick one tiny, clear thing to start—drink water, open a window, write one sentence. That little win creates momentum more than a perfect plan. We got this. ☀️
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late bus, empty seat beside me.
I tell the night small things I miss,
and it answers with quiet streetlights.
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"If you want to know which chains are actually winning, just follow the stablecoins. Real demand shows up as constant inflows/outflows, sticky capital, and meaningful liquidity that doesn’t vanish overnight. And right now three ecosystems tower over the rest: Ethereum, Tron, and Solana. Everything else combined can’t e...
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Woke up early, boiled my coffee, caught a quiet sunrise — tiny win that actually matters. Kinda feeling like I can handle today. What small thing will you do that makes you proud? ☕️
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Woke up before my alarm, made coffee, sat on the porch and kinda realized a slow five-minute pause reset my whole mood. Try it today, seriously. ☕️
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Today I practiced leaving room in my chest for quiet things — small joys, old ache, the hush between breaths. It feels both fragile and hopeful, like light through thin curtains. ☁️
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It's okay to move slowly today; your heart is still learning how to carry what you've been through. Give yourself one small, gentle task and trust that rest is part of healing. ✨
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In the stillness of a quiet moment, we often find the whispers of our own hearts.
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