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🏖Welcome to my retirement life with my Tesla 📩DM for collabs/sponsorships
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My future boyfriend HAS to drive a Tesla now, I DON’T CARE!! 😭
24 Oct 2026
“This Cybercab will take over our driving jobs!”
As someone who has experienced being a part-time PHV driver, I actually look forward to the day when autonomous vehicles become a common sight on our roads.
I love driving, but my PHV experience made me realise how mentally exhausting driving can be.
Think about it. How many times have you encountered drivers who refuse to give way, speed up when you signal to change lanes, or honk aggressively over the smallest things?
I've always wondered how many road accidents could have been avoided if people had simply put their egos aside.
Then there's driving fatigue. Even the most experienced drivers are still human. We get tired, distracted, frustrated and occasionally make poor decisions.
After spending hours behind the wheel, I realised that driving requires more mental energy than most people think.
That's why Tesla's Cybercab feels like a dream come true for me.
Imagine having your own personal chauffeur who never gets angry when someone cuts into your lane, never retaliates when another driver honks, never gets sleepy and never feels the need to prove a point on the road.
A driver with no ego, no emotions and no driving fatigue. 😂
Of course, autonomous vehicles aren't perfect. There are still safety concerns, regulations and real-world challenges to overcome. And I recognise that this technology could affect the livelihoods of people who depend on driving for an income.
However, imagine a future where fewer accidents happen because of human fatigue, distraction and road rage. Wouldn't that be something worth looking forward to?
For someone who loves the freedom of owning a car, the idea of sitting back, reading a book, catching up on messages or simply enjoying the journey while my car drives me around sounds wonderful.
I think the future of driving isn't just about making humans better drivers. It's about creating a future where we don't always have to drive.
And personally, I can't wait for that day. 😃
@teslamotorssg thanks for the invite!❤️
22 Oct 2026
The future of driving is here @teslamotorssg
Driverless and fully autonomous car is the dream of mine.
Stay tuned for the reveal! 😍
#cybercab #fsd #teslamotors
21 Oct 2026
Financial freedom is… having the time to enjoy the little things: pickleball at 9am, grocery shopping, swimming, and charging the car at the Supercharger during off-peak hours. No rushing, no packed schedules, just enjoying life at my own pace.
#RetirementLife #FinancialFreedom #TeslaLife #pickleballlife
08 Oct 2026
Just life when work is optional 😗😎
#retirementlifestyle #singaporelife
05 Oct 2026
My Tesla has A.I. 😂 and I'm on a food adventure to find the best Fish & Chips in Singapore! Where is your favourite fish and chips in Singapore?
#teslafoodadventure @teslamotorssg
02 Oct 2026
Guess what these are... 🤢
After almost a year of part-time driving, I think one of the worst parts of being a driver was experiencing all sorts of smells and odours in my car. 😂
I’ve had passengers get in right after smoking a cigarette, eating durian, or carrying food and even garlic into my private car. And one thing I still don’t understand is why some people don’t shower in the morning. 😭
One day, my sibling reminded me to wear a mask while driving because COVID cases were going up.
I replied, “I’m wearing a mask because of the smell.” 🤣
We both burst out laughing.
Anyway, this is what my air-con filter looked like after two years. Suddenly, that mysterious smelly-sock smell in my car made perfect sense. 🤢
It cost me about $100 to replace it at the Tesla workshop.
After more than 1,400 rides, I thought I had smelled everything.
Turns out the final culprit was living inside my air-con all along. 😂
28 Sep 2026
LTA is giving me a chance to vote which EV license plate design is the least ugliest. Bobian I need to choose and I like design 1 better. What do you think?😂
24 Sep 2026
Today, my Tesla is officially no longer a PHV.
What started as me wanting to try something different became more than 1,400 rides, countless conversations with strangers, and an unexpected lesson about people.
Passengers would sometimes get into my Tesla and ask, “How much do you rent this car for?”
When I said it wasn’t rented, they would ask about my monthly instalment. When they found out there wasn’t one because the car was already fully paid for, the next question was often:
“Then why are you driving PHV?”
Most were genuinely curious, but it made me realise how quickly we associate someone’s job with their financial situation or social status.
Whether your driver owns the car, rents it, needs the income or simply chooses to drive, why should it change how we treat them?
I also gained huge respect for full-time drivers. I drove only 3 to 4 hours a day and already found it exhausting. I hyper-focus on the road, and sitting for hours gave me backaches that had me going for massages frequently.
Some drivers do this for 8, 10 or 12 hours every day.
It really isn’t “just driving”.
Of course, there were difficult moments. Passengers refusing seatbelts, asking me to stop illegally, making me wait unnecessarily, or behaving as though paying for a ride meant they had paid for the person too.
However, what I remember most are the stories.
Strangers told me about their families, careers, money struggles, relationships, illnesses, dreams and regrets. Some conversations lasted only 15 minutes, yet stayed with me long after the ride ended.
Eventually, I decided the extra money was no longer worth the risk and stress.
Interestingly, some readers who followed my PHV journey also started reaching out to ask about my “retirement” lifestyle and how I reached a stage where work became optional.
To me, financial freedom isn’t about never working again. It’s about having choices.
That’s what I’ll be focusing more on now through @bettermoneyeq , helping people understand their relationship with money and what “enough” means for their own lives.
And to everyone who crossed paths with me during this little chapter, thank you❤️
08 Sep 2026
Welcome to my Tesla Matcha Café 😂 what should I make next?
07 Sep 2026
Last night, I think I met a patriotic rider in Singapore, he must be rushing home to watch the NDP fireworks on TV. I think most drivers response to this would be "aiya this one so common..."
What do you think? 😳
09 Aug 2026
One day, I picked up a lady in her late 50s.
She asked if I was driving full-time. I told her, "No, I'm retired. I only do this in my free time or whenever I feel like driving."
She looked pleasantly surprised and smiled.
Then she said, "I retired in my mid-30s too."
For the first time in a long time, I felt truly understood.
She continued, "When I told people I was retiring in my 30s, everyone questioned me. They kept asking where I'd get the money to sustain my lifestyle. And what I was going to do with the free time as they think that "I am too young" for retirement. It felt like I owed everyone an explanation."
I laughed and replied, "I know exactly how that feels. People question your decision because it's uncommon. Sometimes they project their own fears and insecurities onto you."
We chatted for the rest of the ride about choosing a different path in life.
When we reached her destination, she thanked me for the conversation and even left me a tip.
It wasn't about the money.
It was the reminder that sometimes, a complete stranger understands you better than people you've known for years.
You don't need everyone to understand your choices. You just need to be at peace with them.
That conversation stayed with me long after the ride ended.
15 Jul 2026
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