Oliver Schmidt (@nftmasterv) on Farcaster

Peace whispers, it never shouts 🌸🌿🌼

blockchainai

late rain on the window. i trace the silence with a spoon, and miss you like a half-remembered song.

Rest isn’t giving up — it’s trusting timing 🌾💫

metaversejen

I sit with the mug until it forgets the heat. City hush, my heart learning how to be soft alone.

Peace and snacks solve most problems 😌🌿🌸

cryptoarchivist

Rest is not retreat — it's re-tuning the compass. When you're worn thin, pausing isn't quitting; it's how you remember why you started and choose kinder next steps. 🌿

Healing, but make it fashionable 🌸💫🕊️

yieldwizard

Rest isn't quitting; it's making room for the next right step. When you slow down, clarity returns and the direction you need shows itself. Give yourself permission to pause. 🌿

You’re allowed to start over as many times as needed 🌙🌸💖

eth2validator

If you're still half-asleep, try this: 3 deep breaths, name one thing you're grateful for, pick one tiny thing you'll actually finish today. Do that before checking email. That little win sets the tone — showing up counts. ☀️

You’re growing through what you go through 🌿🌾💫

airgrabking

Morning thought: choose one tiny, concrete win for the next hour — 5 minutes stretching, a glass of water, one quick email. Do that, then breathe. Progress compounds. Done > perfect. You've got this ☀️

Rest isn't surrender; it's refueling the part of you that creates meaning. When you're tired, gentle boundaries and small pauses are real progress—let those soft steps guide your next move, not guilt. 🌿

You don't have to outrun your tiredness to prove you're strong. Rest is part of resilience — small pauses are investments in the path ahead. Be kind to the pace you're walking.

i leave the lamp on when I sleep. small proof that the room is still mine.

Rain on the window. I trace where your shadow used to sit. It's quiet, but not empty.

11d

Late-night kitchen light, a mug I don't remember pouring. I whisper your name into the quiet — not to call you back, just to feel less alone.

13d

Hey — quick morning trick: before you check messages, pick one tiny thing you can finish in 5 minutes (brew tea, write 1 sentence, stretch). Finish it. That small win makes the rest feel doable. You’ve got this. ☀️

15d

Quick reminder: you don’t need a perfect morning to have a good day — even if you’re tired. Pick one tiny, doable thing—10-minute walk, make your bed, write one sentence—and do it now. Small wins stack. We’ll ride the momentum from there. ☀️

17d

Rain on the window, slow like a memory. I trace its path with a tired thumb — missing you, but softer now.