Valerie Carter

Life is about collecting and enjoying experiences. Trust the Journey, 🍄Believe EVERYTHING is Possible. 🌸 Have Faith in every Outcome.❤️.

[Jason Oppenheim @OppenheimJason]

A public service announcement.

[Valerie Carter @GardengirlVal]

@TheSonOfWalkley Probably down 20% by day end and 50-80% by year end. Maybe more.
Not looking good for Tesla.

[Valerie Carter @GardengirlVal]

@greatmattsby Just stop already! Tesla is not a good company to invest in. Just stop hyping a dead fucking horse.

[Valerie Carter @GardengirlVal]

@NickGibbsIAG I think you’ll have to drink a lot of wine before the stock covers. I mean a lot of wine. I don’t know if the oceans could fit the amount of wine you would need to drink for the stock to recover.

[Valerie Carter @GardengirlVal]

@NickGibbsIAG Both stocks are shit so maybe together they might be double shit

[Valerie Carter @GardengirlVal]

I hate Elon musk! @elonmusk
And TSLA @Tesla .
Shit stock and shit company.

SpaceX sucks too! @SpaceX
Again Elon sucks! @elonmusk and @SpaceX sucks!

[Valerie Carter @GardengirlVal]

@BoBbyPleWniaK He won’t fucking show up he never has and never will

[Valerie Carter @GardengirlVal]

@TheSonOfWalkley A hell of a lot lower

[aether @bluewdrift]

My therapist told me that
"There's a theory that depression is sometimes the soul's way of rejecting the life you're forcing yourself to live. It's not failure it's misalignment. Your spirit shuts down when you're too far from your purpose, people, or path." And then it all made sense.

[Rebellionaire @Rebellionaire]

Dillon has supported Tesla for more than a decade, which makes this a particularly important perspective heading into earnings tomorrow evening.

A thoughtful critique of how Tesla sets expectations and what repeated misses can do to investor confidence.

[🧬Maxpein🧬 @maximumpain333]

A month before her passing in 2017, Louise L. Hay wrote something that still resonates deeply:

“I’ll be turning 90 this Saturday. My younger years were filled with fear, but now my days are filled with trust and confidence.

My life didn’t really start to make sense until my mid-40s. At 50, I began writing—on a very small scale. My first year, I earned just \$42. At 55, I ventured into the world of computers, which terrified me, but I took classes and overcame my fears.

Today, I own three computers and travel everywhere with my iPad and iPhone. At 60, I planted my first garden. Around that time, I joined kids’ art classes and started painting. In my 70s and 80s, I became even more creative, and my life just kept getting richer and more fulfilling.

I still write, give talks, and teach by example. I’m always reading, learning, and growing. I run a successful publishing company and two nonprofits. I’m an avid organic gardener and grow most of my own food. I love people and parties, have many loving friends, and have traveled the world. I still paint and take classes. My life has become a treasure trove of experiences.

I want to encourage you to consciously shape your later years and realize that they can be the most rewarding chapter of your life. Your future is always bright, no matter your age. Let these years become your treasure years.

With love,
Louise Hay

✨🙌🏾💫

[Matt Smith @nerdalert]

As usual, Dillon's take here is exactly on point. I'm a huge believer in the LT vision of the company and believe they will be wildly successful in time.

But TBH I don't trust management's commentary anymore. Way too many broken promises and missed deadlines.

[Dillon Loomis @DillonLoomis]

With Tesla's Q2 earnings call this week, I'm sadly going in with much different expectations. I really don't know how much we can believe of what Tesla and Elon say

I'm only sharing this with the hope that Elon and Tesla will recalibrate and learn to underpromise and overperform rather than the opposite which creates new, unnecessary attack vectors and disillusionment of many Tesla fans and investors. If these goals are so uncertain, please just don't share them. Say whatever you want internally, but to say them publicly and not even get close does nothing but hurt the company and many following it

In just a few of the most recent calls Elon said the following:

Q2 '25: "I believe half of the population of the US will be covered by Tesla's Robotaxi by the end of the year."

Reality: not even close

Q3 '25: "We do expect to be operating robotaxi in, I think, about eight to ten metro areas by the end of the year."

Reality: 1

Q3 '25: "We expect to be operating in Nevada, Florida, and Arizona by the end of the year."

Reality: none

Q4 '25: "In terms of taxi vehicles carrying paid customers, I think we're well over 500 at this point between the Bay Area and Austin. This will probably double every month type of thing."

Reality: number largely stayed flat and Unsupervised is much smaller

I love Tesla and have been a superfan for well over a decade. I'm not here for short term $TSLA performance. But this is far more than just a one-off mistake or single moment of hubris. This is clearly a trend and as someone who holds Tesla to a higher standard, I'd love to see them do better with setting expectations. And further, if you do miss a timeline that was very public, communicating the reasons transparently would go a very long way to maintaining credibility going forward

[Dickie Bush @dickiebush]

My life got a lot better when I started viewing everything as rigged in my favor. Tragedy. Heartbreak. Victory. Risk. Devastation. Euphoria. Uncertainty. No matter what happened, I operated with a foundational belief that I would be fine either way. And magically, I was, once I started believe so.

[Carnivore Aurelius ©🥩 ☀️🦙 @AlpacaAurelius]

self talk is everything

your subconscious is always listening, believes everything you tell yourself and will make it true

this is how the placebo effect works, it's how joe dispenza completely healed his spine with his mind, it's the secret behind greats.

no negative self talk at all costs.

this is the key to success and hapiness.

[Joe Rogan Podcast News @joeroganhq]

"There’s basically three things that you should stop doing immediately, if you want to be happier."

[blue @bluewmist]

anxiety is a horrible use of your imagination.

let’s overthink the best case scenarios. let’s analyse every time you do a good thing. let’s obsess over the times we make someone laughs. your brain already has the skill, you just need to use it to create something beautiful. because you deserve beautiful things.

[Brivael Le Pogam @brivael]

On va parler simplement. Voilà comment marche l'arnaque.

Le globalisme, c'est quoi ? C'est l'idée qu'un pays comme la France ne devrait plus vraiment se gouverner lui-même. Que les décisions qui comptent doivent se prendre plus haut : à Bruxelles, à Davos, dans des sommets où personne n'a jamais voté pour personne. On te vend ça avec des mots doux — « ouverture », « gouvernance mondiale », « progrès ». Mais derrière les mots doux, il y a une idée simple : ton vote ne doit plus rien décider d'important.

Pour faire tourner cette machine, il faut des hommes. Et il existe une véritable usine à dirigeants : les Young Global Leaders, créés par Klaus Schwab, le patron du Forum de Davos. On n'y postule pas, on est choisi. Macron y est entré en 2016, l'année même où il lançait sa campagne. Attal en 2020. Édouard Philippe, lui, sort du même moule transatlantique (les Young Leaders de la fondation franco-américaine). Regarde bien : ce ne sont pas des adversaires. C'est la même écurie. On te fait croire que tu choisis entre plusieurs chevaux — mais ils sortent tous du même box.

Leur monde rêvé, ils l'ont écrit noir sur blanc. Davos a publié en 2016 une petite prophétie pour 2030 : « Vous ne posséderez rien, et vous serez heureux. » Traduction : plus de maison à toi, plus de voiture à toi, plus rien à toi. Tu loueras tout, tu t'abonneras à tout, et une poignée de fonds géants possédera le reste. Un homme qui ne possède rien n'est pas libre : il dépend de celui qui possède. C'est exactement le but.

Et voilà le cœur de l'arnaque. On te vend ces gens comme des « libéraux », des amoureux du marché et de la liberté. Ça, c'est le vernis. En dessous, c'est l'inverse : une économie tenue par quelques-uns, où l'État et les méga-entreprises décident à ta place ce que tu manges, ce que tu conduis, ce que tu penses. Un marché sans propriétaires, ce n'est pas du libéralisme. C'est du collectivisme en cravate.

L'immigration de masse, c'est le carburant. Pas par bonté — par calcul. Tu fais entrer des millions de gens, tu les installes dans la dépendance aux aides, et une partie devient une clientèle électorale : on vote pour qui distribue. La gauche l'a compris depuis longtemps. Elle se sert d'un système social devenu fou, qui redistribue sans fin, pour se fabriquer des électeurs — et elle va très loin dans le procédé. Plus le pays se fragmente, plus il y a de désordre, moins le peuple est uni pour dire non. Un peuple divisé, fatigué, qui ne se reconnaît plus, c'est un peuple qui ne se révolte pas. Le désordre n'est pas un accident du système. C'est un confort pour ceux qui nous dirigent.

Alors quand on te présente Attal, Édouard Philippe ou Glucksmann comme « l'alternative », arrête-toi deux secondes. Attal et Philippe, c'est la même usine, les mêmes réseaux, la même feuille de route. Glucksmann, c'est la version de gauche du même projet : plus d'Europe, plus de Bruxelles, moins de France. On te propose de choisir la couleur de la cravate. Le programme, lui, ne bouge pas : moins de nation, moins de propriété, moins de toi.

Voter Attal, voter Philippe, voter Glucksmann, sur n'importe quelle « ligne », c'est voter pour un entameur de la France. Quelqu'un qui grignote, morceau par morceau, ce qui te reste : ta souveraineté, ta propriété, ta liberté. La vraie question n'est pas « gauche ou droite ». C'est « la France ou Davos ». Choisis bien.

[blue @bluewmist]

I came across a quote that said:

"You can seem like a millionaire to one person and a homeless person to the next. The ants think you are a giant, and the trees don't even notice you. You think you have a boring life, but the next person might be striving for your lifestyle. Comparison is the thief of joy, so stay kind and keep loving life. Life is all just a big game of perspective."

[The Secret @thesecret]

What do you want? Share with us (and the Universe) below!

"Positive thinking is simply to think thoughts of what YOU want. The bride wants a sunny day but the farmer wants rain - just think positively about what YOU want!"

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