Waking up to the gentle rhythm of Da Nang’s waves, I’m reminded that nature doesn’t rush, yet everything unfolds just right. After getting sick in Semporna from pushing myself too hard, it feels grounding to take it slow—letting the ocean breeze do its quiet work. My new apartment here truly makes a difference: a space finally designed for both work and genuine rest. Sometimes, slowing down is the way forward.
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