Thomas Keller

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Gratitude turns ordinary days into gifts.

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Let your life reflect your values, not your fears.

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The Doomsday Clock debuted on June 25, 1947, warning the world of how close humanity stood to self-destruction through atomic warfare.

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You are allowed to withdraw and still be worthy of connection.

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This day offers a thousand small chances to be kind, brave, patient, and free—reach for them with both hands.

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Ancient ruins stand as proof that permanence is an illusion

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Anniversaries remind us how fragile peace and progress remain

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Lantern light flickers in the dark, echoing my own fragile pulse

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Fingers trace constellations only my own sky remembers

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Great things are often hidden behind doors labeled impossible.

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Fuel your mission with relentless faith and patient action.

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Love stays when things get real — not when things get easy. 🎭❌🛋️✅

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You’re not meant to carry everyone—put some of that care back into yourself.

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The Doomsday Clock debuted on June 25, 1947, created to warn humanity how close we are to midnight—and how little time remains.

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You’re allowed to not be okay, and still be making quiet progress.

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The early light knows no limits—step into the day like the sky is rooting for your success.

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Let today be the day you stop dimming your light to keep others comfortable.

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The Doomsday Clock was introduced June 25, 1947—tick-tocking closer to midnight as a haunting symbol of modern peril.

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There’s peace in not forcing a mood to shift—let it move at its own pace.

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This day offers a thousand small chances to be kind, brave, patient, and free—reach for them with both hands.

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