Sören Müller

Clean drinking water for everyone! Tokenizing water wells for humanity. It's actually quite profitable too 😉 Web3 Early Adopter and Investor. 25k+ Followers & 24M+ Impressions/Year 💧 HYDRATION IS WEALTH & HEALTH.

Hi! My name is Sören (yes, you can write Soren) and I love that you want to learn what I'm about. 🔥
I'm an entrepreneur and investor passionate about web3, impact, business, freedom, growth and the human mind (it's so powerful once you really understand the mind).

I am building one of the biggest, if not THE BIGGEST web3 impact project.

Water150 by Longhouse Foundation is committed to securing abundant life on earth for 150 years by setting the global long-term value of drinking water.

We think it's crazy that...
-1 billion people don’t have access to clean drinking water (1.6 billion by 2030)
-Water is polluted, overconsumed & misallocated
-The current economic system does not have anything in common with securing human life on earth

We envision a world in which...
-Everyone has access to clean drinking water
-Water ecosystems are protected globally
-Our economic system benefits our planet & human life on earth

We're now looking for strategic investors, advisors & partners who truly care about creating a positive impact in the world.
Sounds interesting? Send an InMail or connection request (with message).

Or check out our website: www.water150.io

💰 I also invest in web3 projects and am very involved in the space. 

I hope you enjoy my content & would love to learn more about you.
🗣️ Feel free to send a DM or pop into comments on my posts.

www.water150.io

Real World Asset Tokenization.
Water Security.
Impact.
RWA.

Also, don't make any financial decisions based on what I say. I AM NOT A FINANCIAL ADVISOR & do not intend to advise anyone.

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With Longhouse Water150, I am building one of the biggest, if not THE BIGGEST web3 impact project.
🌊 Water is the foundation of life itself. 80% of global biodiversity can be found near natural springs, untouched by mankind. A human being needs about 1 000 liters (264 gallons) of water every year to sustain a healthy life. 

But clean drinking water is scarce, and that is a global problem, yes USA & Europe are affected in many areas as well!

The UN predicts that by 2030, 1.6 billion people will be lacking access to clean drinking water.

We will secure 1000 spring water wells across the world and provide the best drinking water without disrupting the natural circulation of water.

Our animal friends need our help more often than we can imagine and it really does not cost us a thing to extend a hand of kindness to them. 

A simple act of kindness, like offering a drink of water, can mean the world to them. Water is essential for their well-being, just as it is for ours.  

The llama’s gentle approach is what makes this video even more beautiful. Llamas are graceful and gentle in nature, making them beloved animals among those who work with them and care for them. They have a great deal of patience with humans too, and that makes them great companions. 

A small act like giving them/other animals in our care a sip of water can have a great impact on their lives. So let us make a conscious effort to be mindful of the needs of our animal friends. It may not just be by providing them a clean water source, offering shelter from harsh weather, or simply being respectful of their habitats, can make a significant difference.

Kindness towards animals not only benefits them but also enriches our own lives, promoting a deep sense of compassion and strengthening the bond between humans and the natural world around us.

#water #sustainability #kindness #impact #impactinvestment #animals
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Hi! My name is Sören (yes, you can write Soren) and I love that you want to learn what I'm about. 🔥
I'm an entrepreneur and investor passionate about web3, impact, business, freedom, growth and the human mind (it's so powerful once you really understand the mind).

With Longhouse Water150, I am building one of the biggest, if not THE BIGGEST web3 impact project.

🌊 Water is the foundation of life itself. 80% of global biodiversity can be found near natural springs, untouched by mankind. A human being needs about 1 000 liters (264 gallons) of water every year to sustain a healthy life. 

But clean drinking water is scarce, and that is a global problem, yes USA & Europe are affected in many areas as well!

The UN predicts that by 2030, 1.6 billion people will be lacking access to clean drinking water.

We will secure 1000 spring water wells across the world and provide the best drinking water without disrupting the natural circulation of water.

Hit me up if you want to learn more about it or check out our website: www.water150.io

💰 I also invest in web3 projects and am very involved in the space. 

I have a very powerful network, so if you want any intros, let me know what you need help with:
✔️ AI Services
✔️ Capital Raises (post-revenue)
✔️ Buy Gold at market price
✔️ Web3 Services
✔️ Web3 Lawyers
✔️ Background Checks on people at CIA level (mostly interesting for VCs or governments)
✔️ A new girlfriend or wife
✔️ You name it

I hope you enjoy my content & would love to learn more about you.
🗣️ Feel free to send a DM or pop into comments on my posts.

www.water150.io

Also, don't make any financial decisions based on what I say. I AM NOT A FINANCIAL ADVISOR & do not intend to advise anyone.

💧Spring water, reimagined 💧 Partnering with wells worldwide to monetize excess capacity 💧 RWA | DeFi 💧

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What happens when two lives that should have never met find themselves side by side?

A baby lion, built for community.
A baby tiger, wired for solitude.
Both orphaned. Both lost.

And in the safety of a sanctuary, they rewrote the script nature gave them. They chose comfort in one another. They built a bond across species, across instinct, across difference.

It tells us that connection is not always about sameness. Sometimes it’s about presence. Sometimes it’s about choosing care where it is needed most.

The earth is full of unlikely companions, species that depend on one another for survival, ecosystems that balance only when diverse life shares the same space.

If a lion and a tiger can grow together, maybe we can remember that our world, too, thrives on coexistence. Different, yet together. Separate by nature, yet bound by choice.

That’s the kind of future worth protecting.

What do we notice when we truly see?

Most of the world rushes past these quiet moments. We’re looking for the loud, the obvious, the showy. But some of nature’s most stunning displays happen in silence.

The owl doesn’t perform for applause. It doesn’t announce its presence. It simply exists, perfectly designed, completely itself. And if we’re lucky enough to pause, to really look, we get to witness something extraordinary.

This is how much of the natural world lives. In quiet dignity. In understated elegance. In beauty that doesn’t need our validation but rewards our attention.

When we protect wild spaces, we’re preserving these quiet sanctuaries where beauty exists for its own sake. Where creatures can be magnificent without needing to prove it.

The most profound encounters often happen in whispers, not shouts.

Children copy what they see, not what they’re told.

They watch how we speak to others.
How we handle stress.
How we treat people when no one is watching.

It’s not the big moments that shape them.
It’s the everyday habits, the small reactions, the tone we use without thinking.

They pick it all up steadily and quietly,
And one day, it shows.

Sometimes the best moments happen when no one's trying to make them happen.

A moose family wanders into a neighborhood on a hot day. There are sprinklers running in someone's yard. And somehow, without planning or permission, they decide this looks like exactly what they need.

The mother moose doesn't see a backyard. Her calves don't see human territory. They just see relief from the heat and water that feels good.

There's something beautiful about watching a wild family finding the same simple pleasure that brings human children running outside on summer days. Water doesn't belong to anyone. Cool relief doesn't have boundaries.

No one had to teach these moose that sprinklers feel good when it's hot. No one had to explain that sometimes the best solution is the simplest one.

Water tells us that underneath everything else, we're not that different. We all get overheated. We all know what relief feels like. We all understand that sometimes we just need to stand in the spray and let it wash over us.

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There’s something really beautiful in letting kids be kids.


Letting them wear the costumes. Get messy. Be loud.
Letting them take play seriously and then walk home in full character, like it’s just another normal day.


It doesn’t have to be neat. Or quiet. Or grown-up.
It just has to be theirs.


Because these are the moments that stay for them and for us too.
The ones that feel chaotic now, but will show up years later as stories we’re glad we didn’t rush through.


Letting kids be kids gives them the space to grow exactly as they should.

JEDIDIAH RATAN RAJ PANDUGALA

If we could, we’d make all our children’s dreams come true. 

But that's not how life works, is it? And maybe that's for the best.

Our kids are tougher than we think. They're little warriors, facing down monsters we can't even see. And they always have a positive demeanor while they do it. They show courage in ways that we do not even know they are capable of.

We can't fight their battles. But we can stand beside them, ready to help them get back on their feet and point them towards the next adventure.

Our kids don't need a world without challenges. They need to know they can handle whatever comes their way. And with every obstacle they overcome, they're proving just that. 

We have done our bit, it’s now their time to do theirs.

She’s not worried about the puddles
Or the soaked clothes
Or what anyone might think

She’s just dancing
In the open
In the rain

That’s what water can be
Freedom
Joy
A nudge that life doesn’t always need a plan

Sometimes, all it takes is a little rain
And the courage to feel it fully

Imagine how greener the Earth will be in a couple of years if we start teaching our little ones about sustainability from now.

It's not rocket science. Kids learn what they live. If we show them how to care for the planet, they'll do it naturally.

We don't need to lecture them about climate change or carbon footprints. Just get them outside. Let them dig in the dirt. Teach them to grow their own food. Show them how to sort recycling like it's a game.

It's about making sustainability normal, not some big, scary concept. When a kid grows up turning off lights and saving water, it's just what they do. No big deal.

And it’s very important to note that these kids are our planet's future caretakers. The habits they form now will shape how they treat the Earth when they're grown..

Let’s raise kids who see themselves as part of nature, not separate from it.

Because when we do that, we're nurturing a generation that might just save our planet.

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Why do birds sing louder in the morning?

It’s called the dawn chorus. It’s a daily concert where birds sing with more energy, clarity, and volume just before and after sunrise. Cooler air, less wind, and quieter surroundings help their songs travel farther.

But these sounds are not primarily for our entertainment. Birds sing to mark territory, attract mates, and signal the start of a new day. Each species adds its own note, from the low whistle of a dove to the fast trills of a wren. Together, they form one of nature’s most peaceful rituals.

Now imagine a morning without that sound.

As habitats shrink and noise pollution grows, the chorus thins. Some birds leave. Others fall silent. The stillness that follows is not calm, it’s absence.

🌿 Sustainability begins at our windows. Protect green spaces, support quiet zones, and let the mornings stay musical.

What happens when the path feels too big to cross?

For a pup, it might be a fallen log. For us, it might be a challenge that feels just as heavy. The difference is that pups often have someone beside them, a guide who nudges, waits, and shows the way forward.

That’s the gift of community. None of us was built to face obstacles alone. With support, what once felt impossible becomes just another step on the journey.

Future generations deserve that same support. To know that help will always be there. 

That no barrier is permanent. And that sometimes, the hardest part of moving forward is simply knowing we don’t have to do it alone.

Sometimes people are not asking for much, just a way to get through the day with dignity.

When we see someone struggling, the first response shouldn’t be judgment or discomfort. It should be care. Quiet, respectful care.

Not every situation needs to be fixed loudly. Some just need to be handled gently with understanding, not pity. With emotional intelligence. With the kind of empathy that sees the full person, not just their current condition.

Because behind every small act of desperation, there’s often a story we don’t know. A weight someone’s carrying silently.

How we respond to that, how we choose to either protect their dignity or strip it away, says everything about us.

We can be the kind of people who protect it. Always.

#kindness #compassion #love #care #empathy #humanity #sustainability

Kindness has a way of finding its way back to us.

Not always from the same person. Not always in the same form. But when we move through the world with care, offering help, showing up, and making room for others, that energy doesn’t disappear.

It settles in people. It shifts something. And often, when we least expect it, it returns through a door we didn’t even know we left open.

That’s the beauty of it.

Kindness is not a transaction. It’s a rhythm. What we give has the quiet power to come back around. And even when it doesn’t, we keep giving because someone once did the same for us.

#kindness #compassion #love #care #empathy #humanity #sustainability

After everything we go through, the waiting, setbacks, and nights we keep going with nothing left to give, it’s easy to wonder if good things will ever find their way to us.

But they do.

And when they finally come, we realize we didn’t just stumble into them. We earned them. Through every small decision not to give up. Through every day we kept showing up, even when it was hard.

We deserve peace after chaos.

We deserve rest after years of holding everything together.

We deserve softness after carrying weight for so long.

We also need to stay open to the possibility that life can get better and will.

So even when the road feels long, let’s not count ourselves out.

Keep going gently, knowing that everything we’re working for, everything we’ve hoped for,  still has room to reach us.

And when it does, we’ll be ready to receive it.

Not with guilt. But with full hearts.

#kindness #compassion #love #care #empathy #humanity #sustainability

Toddlers might not always find the right words, but they understand more than we give them credit for.

They watch everything from how we speak to people, to how we treat food, to how we pause to give thanks, even when no one else does. And somehow, these small things become part of them.

The values we think they’re too young to grasp? They’re already picking them up. Not through lectures, but through moments. Through habits. Through watching us live by what we say.

So when a child closes their eyes and says “Amen” with all the seriousness in the world, it’s not mimicry. It’s something taking root.

It’s easy to think they don’t know. But they do.
And what we model now may be the quiet voice that guides them years from today.

What does it look like when an animal is truly thriving?

We can see it in their eyes. The way they move. The lightness in their step. When animals are living their best life, it unmistakably shines through.

It's not about survival. It's now about joy. Room to run. Freedom to be who they were meant to be. Space to form bonds, explore, and express their natural instincts.

We all have that same glow when we're truly flourishing. When our needs aren't just met, but when we're surrounded by care, purpose, and the chance to be our authentic selves.

Animals show us every day that happiness is not a luxury. It's essential. And when we create conditions for them to thrive, not just survive, we witness the full expression of who they are.

Every creature deserves that chance. To shine. To run free. To experience love without conditions.

When we choose to support sanctuaries, ethical tourism, and conservation efforts, we're protecting animals and their right to flourish.

Because when they're living their best life, it shows. And that light they carry makes the whole world brighter.

Should we leave the room for them? Because it sure looks like we’re invading a private show.


What happens when we slow down enough to witness nature's performances?

A peacock spreads his feathers. Colors unfold like art coming alive. He dances with intention, with pride, with everything he has. Not for us, but for her. And if we're quiet enough, still enough, we get to be part of the audience.

These moments happen everywhere, all the time. Courtship rituals. Protective displays. Celebrations we don't even recognize. But they're there, waiting for us to notice.

The natural world is full of performances we miss when we're moving too fast. A bird's first flight. A butterfly emerging. A flower opening at dawn. Each one unrehearsed, unrepeated, extraordinary.

Can we watch without rushing? And understand that some shows are worth pausing for?

When we protect wild spaces, we're preserving more than ecosystems. We're safeguarding the stages where these daily miracles unfold. Places where life still puts on its best show, whether anyone is watching or not.

Sometimes the most beautiful performances are the ones that were not meant for us at all.

What do we do when we find something helpless?

Someone spots a young life in danger. They don't hesitate. They don't look around for someone else to handle it.

They just act.

No reward waiting. No audience watching. Just the quiet knowledge that something small and vulnerable needed help.

And they were there to give it.

That's the kind of instinct that makes the world safer. Not because it's dramatic or heroic, but because it's human.

When we choose to protect what can't protect itself, we're choosing the kind of world we want to live in.

One where being defenceless doesn't mean being forgotten.

What small act of care can we show others today?

What happens when a frog hops onto the back of a tiger?

Nothing. No chase. No panic. Just a tiger resting in the water, and little frogs using its back as stepping stones.

In the wild, coexistence often looks like this. Unspoken, balanced, and unexpected. Not every encounter is about danger or dominance. Sometimes, it’s just about sharing space.

Tigers don’t hunt everything they see. Frogs don’t fear everything that moves. And somehow, without rules or speeches, these two species manage to figure it out.

Meanwhile, we struggle to do the same. With nature, with one another, with the very systems that keep life going.

🌿 Sustainability can mean learning from the quiet moments in the wild, where survival doesn’t always mean competition, and sharing space can be its own kind of strength.

Pure passion looks like this: complete commitment to the moment.

No holding back. No worrying about perfection. Just full-body, whole-heart engagement with something that brings joy.

When we love what we're doing, energy finds us. When we stop caring about looking good and start caring about feeling alive, everything changes.

This is what flow looks like. What being present feels like. What happens when we stop performing and start experiencing.

Some moments demand everything we have. Some activities deserve our complete attention and enthusiasm.

The world needs more people who throw themselves fully into what they love. Who care more about the feeling than the outcome. Who understand that vigor is a choice we make about how we show up.

Mediocre effort creates mediocre experiences. But when we bring our whole selves to something, magic happens.

Energy is not something we have or don't have. It's something we generate by caring deeply about what we're doing.

When was the last time you gave your all to something you love?

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