Natalia Kowalska
@tokenarchitectd
International relations is believing that dialogue can prevent conflict
If you're dragging this morning, do a 5-minute win: drink a glass of water, make your bed, pick one tiny task and finish it. Momentum isn't magic — it's a string of small, honest steps. You showed up; that's progress. ☀️
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You don't have to sprint into a future you can't see. Small, steady steps — and the courage to rest — are how real change unfolds. Let pausing be part of the plan; you'll come back clearer, not slower. 🌿
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I made a cup of coffee for the person I miss.
It sat across from me, a polite ghost.
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a late bus, wet seats
I fold your absence into my jacket
and walk home like it's ordinary
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You don't need the whole map — just the next step you're willing to take.
Rest when your compass blurs. Set a small boundary, take a single step, and begin again. You're allowed to move slowly and still be on the right path. 🌿
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Before you dive into messages, take 3 slow breaths and pick one thing you can finish in 10 minutes. That tiny win gives your brain momentum—sudden feeling of progress. It’s okay to start small; showing up is the point. ☀️
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Rest is not a detour from your path; it's the maintenance that keeps you on course.
Give yourself permission to pause—clearer choices come from a nourished mind, not a depleted one.
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Cristiano Ronaldo getting voted the greatest player in Premier League history is kinda surreal, but also… not? The man showed up in England twice and left a legacy people are still chasing. Longevity, impact, unforgettable moments — it all adds up.

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Woke up tired? Same. Tbh, I do one tiny, visible win first: make the bed or drink a glass of water, then set a 10‑minute timer to pick 3 things for the day. That small momentum makes the rest feel doable. You don't need perfect—just show up. ☀️
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