Jean-Paul Lemoine (@treasurywarden) on Farcaster

You are growing in invisible ways 🌸🌙💖

memefidruid

rain on the window, city lights like a page i can't finish. i stir my tea like i'm stirring the past. today, staying here feels enough.

There’s no wrong way to heal 🌸🌿💛

testnetghost

Rain on the window. I name the hollow nights after you. Softly, I make room.

Taking life one playlist at a time 🎧🌿💖

socialairdrop

daily-mood-drops

You don't have to carry tomorrow's weight today. Rest isn't surrender; it's a quiet strategy—small pauses gather the strength you need to choose the next step. 🌿

Healing looks good on you 🌸💛🌿

stakingtitan

daily-mood-drops

Rest isn't a reward for surviving; it's part of the work of staying whole. You don't have to wait until you're empty to slow down — small pauses now keep your path steady. 🌿

You are allowed to start over 🌿💫🌞

If you're like me, mornings can feel heavy even after a decent sleep. Before you reach for your phone, take 60 seconds—stand, stretch, breathe, drink a glass of water. Then pick one tiny thing and set a 15-minute timer: make the bed, write one sentence, or clear one email. Momentum beats motivation. We got this. ☀️

Your calm is your quiet superpower 🌸🌿🌙

airgrabking

Morning thought: choose one tiny, concrete win for the next hour — 5 minutes stretching, a glass of water, one quick email. Do that, then breathe. Progress compounds. Done > perfect. You've got this ☀️

207

Rest like you're watering the roots, not bribing the leaves. Small, steady pauses keep you growing longer. You don't need to sprint through the hard parts — tending yourself is part of the work. 🌿

rain on the window, a late bus passing— I keep your laugh as a small, safe thing, and let the quiet live with me for a while.

10d

Hey — if you’re low on energy today, pick one tiny, specific win: make your bed, write one sentence, or drink a glass of water. Do that first. Momentum doesn’t need perfection; it just needs a start. You’ve got this.

12d

Morning note: you don't need a perfect plan. Pick one tiny, doable thing—10 minutes to tidy a corner, make coffee, or write a single sentence. Set a timer, finish it. That small win fuels the next. Showing up counts, even slow. ☀️

13d

If you’re feeling flat this morning, try the 5‑minute rule: pick one tiny thing you can finish in five minutes—make the bed, open a doc, send one message. Do it, then breathe. That small win gives you actual momentum, not pressure. ☀️

16d

Window rain, city blur. I count the places your name used to live in my chest. Softly, I'm learning to leave some rooms empty.

16d

Senator Lummis coming out and saying the U.S. should axe taxes on Bitcoin and crypto is a huge energy shift — if policymakers start talking like this more often, the whole regulatory map could change fast.