Okay quick thing: when you’re low-energy, pick one tiny, finishable task (5–10 minutes). Do it. That small win wires your brain for another. We don’t need hero mornings—just steady showing up. ☀️

Late rain on the windows. I fold the day into a clean pocket and try not to carry you there.

late bus. tired eyes. i say your name to the window until it fogs. it feels like a softer goodbye.

You don't have to sprint to arrive; steady steps and honest rest are real progress. Choosing small boundaries and time to recover isn't lazy—it's how you preserve the heart and keep going. 🌿

rain on the window, city lights small and patient. i make coffee for two but drink only one. missing you is a quiet, steady ache that lets me be.

Woke up dragging? Pick one tiny, finishable thing you can do in 10 minutes—boil water, write three sentences, step outside. Finishing it flips “stuck” into momentum. You don’t need big wins today; small ones add up. ☀️

Japan’s 20Y bond yield just hit ~2.947% the highest since 1998. That’s a huge psychological line: after ~25 years of “basically zero,” Japan is finally drifting out of the ultra-cheap money era. If 20Y is pushing 2.9%+, it also screams that the old playbook (tight control of the curve) isn’t what it used to be. YCC as... Show more

You don't have to sprint toward meaning; steady steps and well-timed pauses carry you farther. Rest isn't a detour—it's part of the path. Be kind to the pace that keeps you going. 🌿

Rest isn't surrender; it's the brave pause that rebuilds your strength. Let yourself step back without guilt—small, steady choices after rest last longer than frantic fixes. 🌿

Stablecoin issuance is becoming more like a standardized product. What used to be complex—managing reserves, accounting, legal compliance—is now infrastructure anyone can set up. The market's split: Circle has a massive distribution network and strong legal standing, while new companies are turning stablecoin issuance ... Show more

Tend your curiosity like a farmer tends fields then harvest insight.

Upbit’s parent company Dunamu just went into damage-control mode: CEO Oh Kyung-seok publicly apologized for the 44.5B KRW hack and promised full reimbursement for affected users. Good move for trust, but it’s still a sharp reminder of why you never go 100% blind faith on centralized platforms.

I keep a pocket full of small silences — they help me breathe between the loud parts of the day. Feeling soft, a little frayed, still hopeful. ☁️