A wholesome handful of Lin-Manuel Miranda tweets that are literal rays of sunshine

His joy is infectious across all mediums, it seems.

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Photo credit: Image by Gate Skidmore/Wikemedia Commons.Lin-Manuel Miranda at the San Diego Comic Con, 2019.

Lin-Manuel Miranda is a ray of light in a world that can sometimes (OK, often) feel like it’s shrouded in darkness.

The award-winning multi-hyphenate — He sings! He acts! He writes! He directs! He inspires you to do better while reminding you that you’re good enough! — is always there to wish you a good morning and a good night.


Miranda uses his tweets to share inspiration, kindness, and encouragement to the masses.

If you haven’t heard of the person, let me introduce you to some good vibes and positive mojo.

It’s nice to wake up to a message designed to help you feel better. He encourages us to put aside those unproductive thoughts and get into a good day.

Having a restless night? Miranda will inspire you to dream big as you sleep — and then turn those dreams into reality upon waking.

He always wants you to be yourself.

And to be kind to yourself.

He helps us remember to recognize that anxiety, sadness, and difficult feelings are normal and valid.

He reminds us to work hard, never give up, and recognize how far we’ve come.

He knows the value of taking a break to enjoy life …

… investing time in others …

… and supporting causes that matter.

He recognizes that life can be fleeting …

… and that the world is full of possibilities!

Remember that no matter how it feels, you’re never ever alone.

You are loved. You matter.

You know what? Sometime you just need to hear that.

And if you need to hear it on a daily basis (probably! I do!), you’re going to want to follow Lin-Manuel Miranda on Twitter. It’ll make your morning, post-lunch slump, and night.

This article originally appeared on 06.08.18

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