Wouldn't trade my time at @elonfb for anything. Football has taught me several life lessons and I have made friends for life along the way. I am not ready to be finished kicking quite yet and have entered the transfer portal.
Highlights from Elon:
https://t.co/OipFsUD1Ba
Time to dust off the corporate law textbooks...
"Would Elon win if he sued Twitter’s Board?"
Doubtful. In this case, it’s actually pretty cut and dry.
But this could get a lot more complicated if Elon wanted to make it so.
Here's why:
Common Trait: Focus on Questions, Not Answers
Top performers consistently ask great questions.
It allows them to aggregate insights more effectively.
Their "insight yield" is incredibly high.
Smart people want to have the best answers—geniuses want to ask the best questions.
Common Trait: Expert Advice Filters
You're going to get a lot of advice—most of it well-intentioned.
But it's dangerous to use someone else's map of reality to navigate yours.
Winners have learned how to filter and selectively implement advice—take the signal, skip the noise.
Will Smith isn't tough. Chris Rock is tough. He gets sucker slapped by a brooding egoist and then never even TOUCHES his face. Doesn't leave, doesn't lose it, doesn't hold a presser, simply carries on flawlessly, for the sake of the next winner. Amazing.
Here's the track layout for Las Vegas 🤩
The circuit will see cars race past Caesars Palace, the Bellagio fountains and Mandalay Bay, with the strip being used as a 2km straight.
🗓 @ElonFootball's schedule begins in Nashville and the Phoenix will play three non-conference games before closing out the regular season with eight #CAAFB contests.