Elon Musk
Elon Musk: A Modern Prometheus in Technology and Innovation Paid Members Public
Elon Musk's journey, akin to a modern-day odyssey, is guided by unorthodox principles that challenge the norms of problem-solving and leadership, making his biography by Walter Isaacson a captivating exploration of innovation and entrepreneurship.
Tesla - Moonshot - Sustainable Energy For All of Earth by 2050 Paid Members Public
Tesla's Masterplan 3.0. Could it get any Bigger and Hairy and Audacious.
Survive OR Thrive : It's Time to Reinvent Your Organization Paid Members Public
Organizations that embrace reinvention grow and are successful. The topline growth and declines for some of the large global organizations between 2011-2021 proves that being exponential is not only necessary but an imperative.
The Best Age Not to Fail Paid Members Public
Elon Musk said that in ventures, there are times when it is better to stop when there is something wrong. That is what failures do: generate a pause to analyze what you are doing and consider whether you need to make changes, continue as you are going, or give up.
Rewiring the Brain in the Metaverse to Extend Life (part 2) Paid Members Public
Mind-uploading is the concept that explains the brain extension in the Metaverse, where people can make digital copies of their minds that could live freely in cyberspace and not be affected by biology.
Paradigm Shifts of Purpose Paid Members Public
Organizations that orient around Purpose have found a way to break free (at least psychologically) from the systemic short-termism around them. Instead, they define their purpose and measure impact on that purpose.
Massive Transformative Purpose — The Heartbeat of Every ExO Paid Members Public
An MTP is a new paradigm bigger than just a mission statement. It’s a highly aspirational tagline that tries to solve a global issue.
The Exponential Entrepreneur: What it Really Takes Paid Members Public
About 75 percent of the companies that start fail after two years, and only 25 percent manage to survive, which is based on the fact that, although a venture starts from an innovative idea, the lack of managerial, financial, and commercial skills leads to failure.
