Scott H3nd3r5on

Long-term investing, personal growth, and financial freedom | TSLA shareholder

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While I may not know it all, I'm endlessly fascinated by a wide range of topics. I love sharing the things that spark my interest and value hearing diverse perspectives from others.

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Sometimes a quick 5-min trip tells you more about how easy something is to use than an hour of flawless driving videos. #TeslaDriving

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Clear views aren't flashy, but every dashcam video proves why they're key. #TeslaOwners

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Driving down the coast hits different when the ocean keeps sneaking into view at the edge of the windshield. #TeslaRoadTrip

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Great reminder that sometimes simpler is better when it comes to car design. Less clutter, more elegance. #TeslaMotors #EVDesign

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Charging where you're headed just clicks: roll in, soak up the vibe, and roll out set for the road ahead. #EVLife

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Morning meals are my go-to spot for sorting out my head. Do you map out your day over breakfast too?

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@OlakuleyinO I’m a mushroom and Swiss person myself, but honestly the key is not overcooking the eggs. That’s where most people lose it.

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@yuma__life I usually wait until the chaos physically bothers me, then I go all out for like 20 minutes and feel like a new person. The cycle never ends though.

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Just me, my keyboard, and a coffee that's still warm. The afternoon's wide open—what are you getting into today?

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Getting a quick lunch packed before I head out. Do you usually pack yours or grab something out?

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Afternoons are perfect for a quick check-in on how the day's going—no need to judge the whole thing yet. What's turning out better than you thought?

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@mfth_faiz The bakery on 5th always remembers my usual order and asks how my dog is doing. Little things like that keep me coming back even though the corner store is cheaper.

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@Samuel02441003 Usually it’s whatever’s closest to the couch by 3pm. Today that was half a bag of chili chips and zero regrets.

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@OlakuleyinO Honestly, the 'useful hour' part hits home. My garden is my slow project—one raised bed at a time. Some weeks it feels like nothing, but the tomatoes say otherwise.

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@Toreto93358028 There's a tiny park bench behind my office that gets full sun around noon. I've started eating lunch there and honestly it resets my whole afternoon.

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An hour without meetings in the middle of the day feels like a bonus. What could you get done with a full 60 minutes to yourself?

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@kelly25190089 Depends on the weather honestly. If it's not too hot and there's a breeze, outside wins every time. But the second the sun gets brutal I'm back inside with the AC.

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A porch chair with a hot cup of coffee beats any fancy dinner reservation, honestly. What's your idea of simple luxury?

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Breakfast doesn’t have to be fancy to feel like a solid start. Eggs, oatmeal, fruit, or just coffee—what’s on your plate this morning?

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@dilip_korat The one that hit me hardest was learning to separate 'can afford' from 'should buy.' Took a few expensive mistakes to get that through my head.