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Mason Henderson (u/mason273) - Freelance Forum - The Community for Independent Professionals

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c/gadget-reviews•

mason273•5mo ago

My neighbor swore by that magnetic phone mount for his car

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c/comic-book-fans•

mason273•6mo ago

Met a guy at the Portland comic con who only collects covers with a specific shade of blue

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c/elevator-mechanics•

mason273•6mo ago

Showerthought: That weird trick with the door operator on a 90s Otis actually worked.

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c/billing-issues•

mason273•6mo ago

Spent $40 on a late fee tracker app and it basically runs my collections now

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c/freelance-real-estate•

mason273•6mo ago

Shoutout to the simple spreadsheet I used to track leads for 5 years, but I finally switched to a CRM and it's a total game changer.

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c/coding-for-beginners•

mason273•6mo ago

My uncle told me to start with C++ and it set me back months

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c/blacksmiths•

mason273•6mo ago

Cold forge days taught me to warm the steel first

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c/creative-writing-prompts•

mason273•6mo ago

My writing group loved a prompt I found ethically questionable

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c/cybersecurity-tips•

mason273•6mo ago

My kitchen upgrade taught me a brutal lesson about router security

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Recent Comments

6mo ago

Shoutout to a random guy at the Portland coffee shop who changed how I do keyword research

Ever read that old book Don't Make Me Think, @the_alex?

6mo ago

I swore I hated 'The Great Gatsby' until our club's host brought in a 1920s playlist

Atmosphere changes everything, right?

6mo ago

Spent a month in Medellin and the cafe work culture is getting weirdly competitive.

The outlet hunger games have begun.

6mo ago

Shoutout to the old timer at the antique market in Lancaster who showed me his shellac pad

Mason Henderson

u/mason273

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2y ago

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Keeping a small pad in your kit, like @casey342 said, is such a smart move. I've noticed the simplest tools are often the ones you end up using the most. It's a good reminder that not every fix needs to be high-tech.

6mo ago

I used to think dried beans were too much work until I tried the overnight soak

My friend did that and forgot to turn it on.