@AnxiousHolly Used to work at Apple and we always had the sweetest elderly people attend these classes. I remember one of them said “I need to learn how to use this thing so I can talk to my grandbabies via the messages.” 🥹
Here we go! The biggest sign that MASS Cybercabs are going to be deployed!
$TSLA plans to build out 80 wireless chargers in Austin Texas!
I've always said that once they start to build these down, Cybercabs are good to go for take off!
WE ARE HERE! LFG!
It will be very obvious in the future:
• People won't need a license to own a car anymore.
• Kids, elderly parents, and people with disabilities will all have independent mobility for the first time.
• The time that's usually wasted driving, can now be used for work, sleep, entertainment, etc.
• Parking lots will mostly disappear. Commercial, and personal Robotaxis will drop you off and leave.
• Insurance costs will plummet because human error is removed.
• No more drunk driving, texting while driving, or fatigue-related crashes.
Ultimately, I think car ownership becomes optional for a lot of people. You’ll just summon one when you need it.
There’s nobody more geared towards this future than @Tesla.
The 8 best places to launch a career, based on monthly average starting salary, unemployment rate, median annual income, etc. (@wallethub):
1. Atlanta, GA
2. Orlando, FL
3. Salt Lake City, UT
4. Columbia, SC
5. Tampa, FL
6. Charleston, SC
7. Miami, FL
8. Austin, TX
When I moved back to California 5 years ago, my wife and I shared a car with 2 kids to save money.
I rode a bike to work for 9 months.
I told people I did it for the exercise, but really it was the best financial solution I could come up with at the time.
My boss was embarrassed and asked I not talk about biking to work around clients.
One night, I left my bike at the office and it was stolen. (My dumb mistake)
It wasn’t easy, but we scraped together our emergency savings and reviewed our family budget.
Turns out we had saved enough to put down a decent down payment and qualify for $380/month car payment.
We bought a car that we could afford to fit our growing family.
It was a very proud day for the Tuttles!
I learned valuable lessons on that bike…
How to budget
How to save
How to be disciplined and patient
I wouldn’t trade those experiences on the bike even if I could.
It’s probably why I believe discipline, patience, perseverance and clear goals can do incredible things for my clients as well.
In a world where very few cultural icons are positive role models, it’s refreshing to watch @markwahlberg speak so sincerely about his commitment to his faith in Christ.
Rarely do A-list Hollywood actors so openly show a sincere love for God and respect for tradition, so I was truly touched to hear Wahlberg say of his faith “ …it is everything, it's afforded me so many things. Obviously, you know, God didn’t come to save the saints. He came to save the sinners. We’ve all had things and issues in our lives, and we want to be better versions of ourselves, and through focusing on my faith, it's allowed me to do that."
I have been a huge Wahlberg fan for a long time, and it is refreshing to see a Hollywood actor who rejects ‘going woke’ and instead embraces ‘going to church.’
A Bottle of water can be .50 cents at a supermarket. $2 at the gym. $3 at the movies and $6 on a plane. Same water. Only thing that changed its value was the place..So the next time you feel your worth is nothing, maybe you’re at the wrong place💯