Nico Pena

The man that knows something, knows that he knows nothing at all

[Ryan Holiday @RyanHoliday]

When you're lacking motivation, remind yourself: discipline now, freedom later. The labor will pass, and the rewards will last.

[Rajjath @Rajjath24]

i can confirm that books made me kinder, stranger, braver, and more difficult to diminish simultaneously. best investment I ever made.

[Cebs @DCEBS_]

De esto va la vida. No hacen falta palacios ni hectáreas de terreno. Un rinconcito donde, a poder ser, planes algo de vida y otro rinconcito en casa donde puedas sentirte en la gloria los días de tormenta.

[DAN KOE @thedankoe]

https://t.co/7l7Jef99QZ

[Joey CoCo Diaz @madflavor]

Its a beautiful day to be Alive…..Sun’s out, birds are singing and you’re Still a Badmotherfucker!!!!!!!

[Louise Jensen Duffy (also Ernest Jensen) @LouiseWeebe]

Libraries were a good start, but we need more places where people can’t talk.

[Thorndyke @thorndyke_art]

https://t.co/I75JkMKMVS

[Lost In Film @LostInFilm]

Love in motion 💖💥

[SPARTAN⚡️🧬 @spartans33d]

Your mission is all that matters. Your time here is limited. Don’t waste it. If you feel called to something higher, don’t hesitate and take those risks. Let go of everything that doesn’t serve you anymore. Dedicate yourself fully to your purpose. God gave you a life, use it.

[Thendo Muloiwa @MuloiwaThendo]

Printing Photos and storing them in a Photo Album.

[Alex Cole @acnewsitics]

Imagine if Republicans worked this hard to end school shootings.

[Nico Pena @Nico2Soul]

The outcome is sweet, but the journey is sweeter

[Wavy🍊 @omfgWAVY]

so many of us are in a season of newness and learning how to create stability through the acceptance of change. may we keep flowing towards what gives us life.

[Cizn Reid @linkcizn]

ngl 80% of life is purely based on emotional regulation. master that, your world gets better.

[Danny Boy @Dan_ifest]

i bet it feels good asf to be fluent in spanish

[Jonathan Slater @slater57649]

Beautifully done

[kate wehwalt @mcmansionhell]

is there any large-scale history or study on why/how universities started investing in overleveraged real estate. it's a really fascinating (if morbid) phenomenon