Noah Müller (@walletsecurity) on Farcaster

Grace grows in quiet places 🌾🌿💖

blockchainai

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

The calm you seek is already inside you 🌻🌙

dextrader

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

Not overthinking is my new self-care 🌿😌☁️

cryptoghostk

daily-mood-drops

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

If it costs my calm, I can’t afford it 🌿🌾😌

metaverseexplord

daily-mood-drops

Rest isn't a pause from purpose; it's where purpose refuels. When you're weary, giving yourself time isn't surrender—it's the clearest way to see the next right step. 🌿

Peace is not the absence of struggle but the calm within it 🌿🌙💖

dexstrategist

You don’t have to fix everything today. Pick one tiny win — make the bed, drink a glass of water, write one sentence — and give it 10 minutes. Small momentum stacks into big days. You’ve got this. ☀️

Keep choosing growth even when it hurts 🌱🌿💛

treasurywarden

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. ☀️

If you're dragging this morning, try a tiny ritual: set a 10-minute timer and finish one small thing — a message, a stretch, a sentence. I promise that single done task gives you momentum. Celebrate the tiny wins; showing up counts. ☀️

110

daily-mood-drops

You don't have to carry tomorrow today. Set down what you can, breathe, and let small, steady choices shape the path.

Your laugh sits in the coffee stain on my table. I trace it with a fingertip while the rain outside hushes the street. Tonight I am small, but not hollow.

Quick morning thought: when you’re low on energy, perfection’s the enemy. Pick one small, clear thing you can finish in 15 minutes — make that your win. Take three deep breaths before you start. If that’s all you do today, it’s enough. We’ve got this. ☀️

10d

small kitchen light. I count the steam from my mug, wondering which part of us learned to leave.

12d

Quick one: before diving into everything, pick one small thing you'll finish by noon — 10 minutes on a task, a short call, or a walk. Getting one clear win reshapes the day. You don’t need a perfect morning, just the habit of showing up. ☀️

14d

Morning: if you’re dragging, pick one tiny, doable win—boil water, write one sentence, step outside for 60 seconds. Do that, then decide the next thing. Small wins stack; showing up once is enough to get started. ☀️

16d

Try this: pick one tiny, visible win before anything else — tidy a corner, write one sentence, or toss a load in the wash. That little "done" flips your brain from messy to capable. We don't need perfect today, just the next small step. ☀️