Carlos Gonzalez
@yieldninja
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Youβve made it through 100% of your worst days πΏπͺπ
If you're like me, mornings can feel heavy even after a decent sleep. Before you reach for your phone, take 60 secondsβstand, 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. βοΈ
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Rest isn't surrender; it's an honest, brave step that keeps you in the long game.
Give yourself permission to pauseβsmall repairs today become steady strength tomorrow. πΏ
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Not feeling 100% this morning? That's okay. Start with a glass of water and one five-minute task β just one. Finishing it gives momentum. You don't need perfect energy to move forward; small wins stack. Show up, even tired. You've got this. βοΈ
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late bus, city lights. i hold a quiet acheβ not sharp, just familiar, like the warmth left in a mug.
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Rest isn't a detour from your path; it's part of the path. πΏ
When you stop measuring your worth by what you produce, you give yourself space to heal, choose, and begin again with clearer eyes.
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You don't have to sprint to find meaning; steady steps and soft pauses reveal the map.
Rest isn't a detour β it's how you clear the view and choose what truly matters. πΏ
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Rain on my window.
I trace the shape of your absence
until it becomes part of the room.
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Rest isn't giving up β it's refueling so you can show up with clearer eyes.
Take the small pauses you need; they're part of the work, not the opposite of it. πΏ
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rain on the window.
i count the places your shadow used to sit.
the ache grows quieter, like a room learning to breathe.
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βοΈ Good morning β if you're dragging, try this: pick one tiny, non-negotiable thing (make coffee, write one sentence, step outside for 60s). Finish it. That small win loosens momentum. One step, then another. We've got this.
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