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Champions win starting with great defense. Play defense everyday. Good daily habits are your defense.
Mindset is key. The more negative you see and look for the more you will see. It is engineered in you to look for the bad in life as a survival tool. Flip the script and look at positive things. Your life will be richly rewarded for it. People want to be around positive people. Positivity is as contagious as an infectious smile.
Get up early, 5AM is the victory hour. If you want to be a “runner up” get up at 6AM. If you want 3rd get up at 7AM etc.
Exercise and get your most difficult work done by 1PM.
Eat the right food. Research and experiment with “healthy” food and adjust your diet accordingly. Your body is the best indicator of how good certain food is for you. The gym starts in the kitchen. Look in the mirror and assess how you feel, throw away your scale.
Sleep well. The body needs rest and recovery time.
Work on mental health and spiritual health. Watching youtube videos of Wisdom Diaries, Wisdom Insights and Stoic Journal narrated by the older gentleman with a British accent while walking on the treadmill for an hour at my YMCA, is a recommended mindful, walking meditation. Also if you can, walk backwards on the treadmill for 10mins to work opposite muscles and get a different perspective. I saw someone else doing this at my gym, tried it and it worked for me.
Read books, listen to podcasts and audiobooks on your passions, everyday. Expand your knowledge and stack your knowledge. Learning one thing will get you interested in something else and one win will lead to more winning. Take small victories and build on them to make bigger victories. Stacking skills and success is a huge winning process.
Your enemies are distractions and father time. There are so many distractions to make one lose focus. Getting anything done without being sidetracked is a present day Herculean task. Stay on track and turn everything off besides what you are working on.
Stay healthy. Good health is such a huge gift. Bad health is extremely expensive and time prohibitive. Success is great physical, mental and spiritual health. When you hone your overall health by playing defense, money with follow. When your defenses are strong it will be time to implement the strategic offense you have been working on while building your daily habits and defense.
A fair analysis by @grok
No, this is not a classic flag (bull flag) pattern.
A bull flag is a continuation pattern with two clear parts:
• Flagpole: A sharp, nearly vertical advance on strong volume.
• Flag: A short, orderly consolidation that drifts slightly downward or sideways between roughly parallel trendlines. It typically retraces only a modest portion of the pole (often 20–50% at most) and forms on declining volume.
Looking at your chart:
• There is a strong prior advance (the big spike from the multi-year lows near ~$2–3 up past $12–13.50).
• After the peak, price dropped sharply and has been chopping around the $8–9 area. That is a deeper correction (~35%+ from the highs), not a tight, parallel-channel “flag.” The post-spike action looks more like profit-taking / a normal pullback than the neat, contained consolidation of a textbook flag.
There was a bullish flag earlier in 2026 (roughly March–June) that preceded the big run-up. The current structure is the aftermath of that move, not a new flag forming right now.
Is the chart bullish?
In the larger picture, yes; short-term it’s mixed.
• Bullish context: BB has staged a massive recovery from its 2026 lows (~$3 area). Price is still well above the long-term lows and, in recent readings, above the 200-day moving average. The multi-month uptrend from those lows remains intact, and the company has reported improving software/QNX results with raised guidance.
• Near-term: The stock is in a correction from the ~$13.50 peak. Technicals are currently neutral-to-cautious (price below some shorter-term averages, RSI in the mid-40s, etc.). Today’s +6% bounce is constructive, but the pattern needs to hold key support (roughly the $7.5–8.5 zone in recent analyses) and reclaim higher levels to confirm the next leg higher.
Bottom line: This is better described as a strong prior uptrend now undergoing a healthy-to-deep pullback, not a classic bull flag. A confirmed breakout above recent resistance (around the $9–9.50 area) on volume would be more bullish; a failure of the current support zone would weaken the setup.
This is technical observation only, not financial advice. Chart patterns fail often—always consider volume, broader market context, and your own risk management.
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Key Safety info regarding Tesla’s Cybercab wireless charging platform.
Tesla’s primary safety mechanism for its wireless vehicle charging systems (as detailed in recently published patents from 2024 filings, surfaced around mid-August 2026) centers on dense arrays of temperature sensors/thermocouples embedded in the ground charging pad. These detect abnormal heating from foreign metal objects and automatically cut power.
Wireless inductive charging transfers energy via electromagnetic fields between a ground pad and a vehicle receiver coil. A key risk is foreign objects (coins, bolts, tools, foil, etc.) in the field, which can induce eddy currents, heat rapidly, and potentially cause burns, damage, or fire—especially at vehicle-scale power levels.
Tesla’s approach (described in the patent “Temperature sensors and applications in wireless charging”) embeds Type T bimetallic thermocouples (copper-constantan) between layers of the pad’s printed circuit board. Configurations can include 100+ to 500+ sensors spread across the surface. These monitor local temperatures, detect sharp thermal spikes from objects as small as ~50 mm, and trigger the processing circuit to immediately terminate power transmission. Parallel circuits also track average pad temperatures. Sensors are integrated internally so they do not reduce the active charging surface area.
Related earlier Tesla patents and general wireless EV charging practices also cover proximity/object sensors that detect living beings or foreign objects near the charger region and reduce or shut off the electromagnetic field, plus filtering of transient conditions to avoid false trips.
Additional context from Tesla’s related work and industry practices includes:
• Thermal management that throttles or shuts down on overheating.
• Alignment/positioning systems (e.g., UWB for precise vehicle placement over the pad) that help optimize efficiency and reduce excess heat from misalignment.
• Compliance with electromagnetic field exposure limits (e.g., ICNIRP guidelines) for human safety; the fields used are non-ionizing and typically well below harmful thresholds outside the active gap between pads.
Note on the phone/device version: Tesla’s Wireless Charging Platform (and in-car phone chargers) uses multiple layers of thermal sensing and algorithms. If the system or devices warm up, it throttles power or shuts off; devices themselves also regulate based on their own temperature limits (typically keeping lithium-ion batteries below ~45°C).
These mechanisms are described in patents and technical discussions; actual production systems (expected first with Cybercab robotaxi wireless pads) may implement variations.
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