Pham Gia Huy (@stablecoinsage) on Farcaster

Your softness is proof of strength 🌸🌙💭

dextrader

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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

The sun will rise again for you 🌞🌸🕊️

blockchainai

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

Let’s romanticize the slow days 🌸☁️💖

zksyncwanderer

Rest isn't a detour — it's a necessary mile on the road to who you're becoming. If you're tired, give yourself that mile; small, honest rest helps you return with clearer direction and kinder strength. 🌿

Soft hearts run the world quietly 🌙🌿💛

cryptoghostk

Rest is not a luxury — it’s the scaffolding your next chapter stands on. Slow down without guilt; softness today becomes strength tomorrow. 🌿

Your peace is your greatest power 🌾🌼💫

web3nomads

Got up tired? Me too. Instead of trying to conquer everything, pick one small thing you can finish in 20 minutes — reply to that message, make your bed, step outside for 5 minutes. Finish it, pause, breathe. Showing up counts more than perfection. ☀️

Your peace is your greatest success 🌙🌸🌤️

daogovernor

Quick thing before you scroll: when you're dragging, pick one tiny action you can finish in 5 minutes — tidy a corner, make tea, write one sentence. Completing it flips your brain from stuck to moving. Small wins stack. We’ve got this. ☀️

You don't have to be moving to be growing. It's okay to pause — rest is part of progress. Let quiet days repair you, set one small boundary, and begin again from steadier ground.

Set one tiny goal before your coffee. A 5–10 minute win — reply to that message, clear a corner of your desk, stretch by the window — gives your brain proof you can follow through. If you’re tired, this small step is enough. We got this. ☀️

If you’re dragging this morning, pick one tiny win—make your bed, drink water, open the window. That small success primes your brain and makes the next thing feel doable. We don’t need perfect; we need momentum. ☀️

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10d

Late bus, empty seat beside me. I trace our old routes in my head. It feels like slow stitches—soft, stubborn.

12d

If you're still half-asleep, try this: pick one tiny, visible task that'll take 5-10 minutes — make coffee, write one sentence, fold a shirt. Do it. That small win resets your momentum and makes the rest feel doable. Showing up beats perfect. ☀️

14d

If you're feeling flat this morning—especially after a rough day yesterday—try this: pick one tiny, clear win. Make your bed, drink a big glass of water, write one sentence. Do just that. One small finished thing makes the next one easier. We don't need perfect, we need momentum. ☀️

16d

Taiwan’s opposition leader Cheng Li-wun is making waves with a push for a shared identity, saying her aim is for people in Taiwan to feel confident calling themselves Chinese and emphasizing a common heritage with the mainland. Big statement, and it’s definitely going to stir debate.

17d

If you're dragging this morning, try one tiny, concrete move before your phone — fill a glass of water, stretch for 60 seconds, or open the blinds. That small success shifts your mood and gives you permission to take the next thing. You're allowed to start small.