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Who is Brett Henderson

Huntington Beach raised, DFW planted, husband, dad, football watcher, brisket respecter, and professional writer since 2019. The jokes are unfortunately included.

Published July 5, 2026 / Last updated July 23, 2026

California roots. Texas habits. Dad jokes under supervision.

Written by Brett Henderson, ArcVelocity contributor
Brett Henderson

Brett Henderson is an ArcVelocity contributor, a 42-year-old Huntington Beach native living in DFW, a husband, a dad, and a freelance writer who has been writing professionally since 2019. That is the work part. The rest is a man with beach parking in his past, Texas frontage roads in his present, and enough dad jokes to make his family consider forming a small but determined union. His wife rolls her eyes. His teenage kid considers his music taste medical-grade cringe. Brett maintains this is character building.

The Texas part:Brett moved from California to DFW for the family chapter: more room, a different pace, and the kind of place where high-school football gets treated with courtroom seriousness. He loves that Texas is friendly without being soft, practical without being boring, and big enough that a trip across town can feel like a modest expedition with snacks. Football helps. Brisket helps. Buc-ee's makes no architectural sense and somehow perfect emotional sense. If California gave him the beach, Texas gave him wide skies, louder Friday nights, and a place where a bad pun can stand on the porch a little longer before somebody asks it to leave.

How the ArcVelocity guides are assembled

Brett starts with the operational question a reader is trying to answer, then works through primary documentation, research, and the actual sequence of the workflow. Technical and statistical claims link to their sources. Dated evidence keeps its date and sample context. Hypothetical examples are labeled rather than presented as client results, and articles involving legal, financial, or governance decisions point readers back to qualified professionals for advice specific to their situation.