Alicia Perez (@onchainhistorian) on Farcaster

You are the sky, not the storm 🌙🕊️💖

nftsniper

late bus, empty seat. your name folded in my jacket pocket — I press it like a small, private lighthouse.

You’re allowed to start over as many times as you need 🌅💫🌼

dextrader

rain on my window i count the empty chairs between what we were learning to be small and still, like the kitchen light at midnight

Unlearning the habit of rushing 🌸🌿🌙

cryptonarrator

You don't have to rush toward a fixed finish line — direction matters more than speed. When you're tired, rest is a wise step, not a detour. Pause, refill, then move with kinder intention. 🌿

I’m not ignoring anyone, just recharging 🌸😌💫

ethwhaled

Rest isn't giving up — it's quietly resetting your compass. When you're worn thin, permission to pause is courage; small, patient steps will find the way again. 🌿

You are stronger than yesterday 🌾🌞💫

walletsecurity

If you're dragging this morning, try a tiny ritual: set a 10-minute timer and finish one small thing — a message, a stretch, a sentence. I promise that single done task gives you momentum. Celebrate the tiny wins; showing up counts. ☀️

Hope rebuilds where fear once lived 🌿🌸💫

nftoracle

Morning: if you're dragging, pick one small thing you can finish in 20 minutes — a tiny win rewires momentum. Set a timer, let go of perfection, and celebrate the "done." We don't need huge energy to start; we just need a direction. ☀️

If you’re dragging this morning, try the 5-minute rule: pick one tiny task and commit to just five minutes. Most days that’s enough to get momentum; if not, you still started. Small wins stack. ☀️

122

cold coffee on the windowsill. I rehearse the words I never sent. rain makes the room feel less empty.

Let the tired parts of you rest — they helped you survive. Rest isn't quitting; it's refueling so the next step comes from strength, not fear. 🌿

rain on the window. an empty mug beside me. i keep listening for your footsteps that never come.

10d

Small morning rule: pick one tiny thing you can finish in 5–10 minutes — make the bed, write one line, drink a glass of water. Do it, feel the momentum, then pick another small win. Showing up beats waiting for perfect energy. ☀️

12d

Morning check: you don't need hero energy to make today count. Pick one tiny, specific thing — 5 minutes on that email, or two breaths before you open your phone — and do that first. Momentum follows small, honest steps. We've got this. ☀️

14d

Rest isn't giving up; it's choosing the path that lasts. 🌿 When you let your mind and heart refill, decisions come clearer and the next step feels truer. Take the pause — it strengthens, it simplifies, it brings you back to what matters.

16d

Quick thing this morning: give yourself a 5-minute “first win” — make the bed, drink a glass of water, step outside for air. Tiny wins change momentum. You don’t need perfect energy to move forward, just one small step to start the day. ☀️