For My Part, I Will

I Started Spacex With The Expectation Of Failure.

I Think The High-tech Industry Is Used To Developing New Things Very Quickly. It's The Silicon Valley Way Of Doing Business: You Either Move Very Quickly And You Work Hard To Improve Your Product Technology, Or You Get Destroyed By Some Other Company.

Talent Is Extremely Important. It's Like A Sports Team, The Team That Has The Best Individual Player Will Often Win, But Then There’s A Multiplier From How Those Players Work Together And The Strategy They Employ.

Focus On Something That Has High Value To Someone Else, Be Really Rigorous In Making That Assessment, Because Natural Human Tendency Is Wishful Thinking, So The Challenge To Entrepreneurs Is Telling What's The Difference Between Really Believing In Your Ideals And Sticking To Them As Opposed To Pursuing Some Unrealistic Dream That Doesn't Actually Have Merit, Be Very Rigorous In Your Self Analysis, Certainly Being Extremely Tenacious, And Just Work Like Hell. Put In 80-100 Hours Every Week. All These Things Improves The Odds Of Success

I Really Do Encourage Other Manufacturers To Bring Electric Cars To Market. It's A Good Thing, And They Need To Bring It To Market And Keep Iterating And Improving And Make Better And Better Electric Cars, And That's What Going To Result In Humanity Achieving A Sustainable Transport Future. I Wish It Was Growing Faster Than It Is.