This is f*cking insane. Elon Musk was asked about his worst habit. The man building rockets gave the most ordinary answer possible:
"I end up checking my phone first. But I think it's a bad habit"
In under a minute, the richest guy in the room admits he loses the same morning fight you do
He knows it's bad. He wants to swap it for 20 minutes of exercise. He also admits he doesn't really like exercising
His real point lands harder than the joke: running a company and fixing one small daily habit are two completely different skills
You can look like a total success to everyone else and still have the same flaws you can't shake
Sometimes changing those 20 minutes in the morning is harder than changing the world
Phone → Habit → A System → Agents → The Routine That Runs Itself
Willpower loses this fight every time. A system that runs the routine for you doesn't
95% will keep blaming their willpower, the 5% who build a system that runs it won't need any
Save it and send it to anyone who grabs their phone before their feet hit
This is f*cking insane. Elon Musk was asked about his worst habit. The man building rockets gave the most ordinary answer possible:
"I end up checking my phone first. But I think it's a bad habit"
In under a minute, the richest guy in the room admits he loses the same morning fight you do
He knows it's bad. He wants to swap it for 20 minutes of exercise. He also admits he doesn't really like exercising
His real point lands harder than the joke: running a company and fixing one small daily habit are two completely different skills
You can look like a total success to everyone else and still have the same flaws you can't shake
Sometimes changing those 20 minutes in the morning is harder than changing the world
Phone → Habit → A System → Agents → The Routine That Runs Itself
Willpower loses this fight every time. A system that runs the routine for you doesn't
95% will keep blaming their willpower, the 5% who build a system that runs it won't need any
Save it and send it to anyone who grabs their phone before their feet hit
This is f*cking insane. Elon Musk was asked why he keeps building AI data centers that half the town shows up to protest. He answered with one city:
"We're paying about twice the area's previous wage levels"
In 2 minutes, he takes the whole data-center fight apart with one example: Memphis
There was real opposition. Then the facility opened
Now the restaurants are packed. The hotels are fully booked. Local businesses are thriving
Wages roughly doubled. The company funds local schools. The city and county pull in serious tax revenue
His point is simple: before it's built, people picture only the downside. After it's built, the money starts moving to businesses that have nothing to do with the data center
He's only giving the company's side. The power bills, the air and the noise still land on residents. Those are separate questions
Energy → Data Center → Jobs → Local Boom → The People Who Build On Top
The data center is just the shovel. The real money is in what you build on the compute
95% will keep debating the power bill, the 5% who build on the compute will own what it produces
Save it and send it to anyone watching the AI buildout from the sidelines
Then read the full Grok Bot Playbook below ↓
This is f*cking insane. Elon Musk was asked about his worst habit. The man building rockets gave the most ordinary answer possible:
"I end up checking my phone first. But I think it's a bad habit"
In under a minute, the richest guy in the room admits he loses the same morning fight you do
He knows it's bad. He wants to swap it for 20 minutes of exercise. He also admits he doesn't really like exercising
His real point lands harder than the joke: running a company and fixing one small daily habit are two completely different skills
You can look like a total success to everyone else and still have the same flaws you can't shake
Sometimes changing those 20 minutes in the morning is harder than changing the world
Phone → Habit → A System → Agents → The Routine That Runs Itself
Willpower loses this fight every time. A system that runs the routine for you doesn't
95% will keep blaming their willpower, the 5% who build a system that runs it won't need any
Save it and send it to anyone who grabs their phone before their feet hit
This is f*cking insane. Elon Musk was asked why he keeps building AI data centers that half the town shows up to protest. He answered with one city:
"We're paying about twice the area's previous wage levels"
In 2 minutes, he takes the whole data-center fight apart with one example: Memphis
There was real opposition. Then the facility opened
Now the restaurants are packed. The hotels are fully booked. Local businesses are thriving
Wages roughly doubled. The company funds local schools. The city and county pull in serious tax revenue
His point is simple: before it's built, people picture only the downside. After it's built, the money starts moving to businesses that have nothing to do with the data center
He's only giving the company's side. The power bills, the air and the noise still land on residents. Those are separate questions
Energy → Data Center → Jobs → Local Boom → The People Who Build On Top
The data center is just the shovel. The real money is in what you build on the compute
95% will keep debating the power bill, the 5% who build on the compute will own what it produces
Save it and send it to anyone watching the AI buildout from the sidelines
Then read the full Grok Bot Playbook below ↓
This is f*cking insane. Elon Musk said SpaceX paid $140,000 over water used to cool a rocket launch pad.
His account starts at Starbase, in a tropical thunderstorm region.
He describes the water as drinking water. Says it caused no harm. Points out that water falls from the sky there all the time.
Then comes the permit.
"because you don't have a permit"
Musk says the next step was worse: further Starship launch applications would not be processed until the fine was paid.
So SpaceX paid it.
Cooling water → missing permit → $140,000 → the next launch application.
His closing point is Mars: at that pace, he says, they will never make it there.
83 seconds. Watch him walk through the dispute and decide what you make of the trade-off.
Watch it, then read the full Grok Bot Playbook below ↓
This is f*cking insane. Elon Musk said SpaceX paid $140,000 over water used to cool a rocket launch pad.
His account starts at Starbase, in a tropical thunderstorm region.
He describes the water as drinking water. Says it caused no harm. Points out that water falls from the sky there all the time.
Then comes the permit.
"because you don't have a permit"
Musk says the next step was worse: further Starship launch applications would not be processed until the fine was paid.
So SpaceX paid it.
Cooling water → missing permit → $140,000 → the next launch application.
His closing point is Mars: at that pace, he says, they will never make it there.
83 seconds. Watch him walk through the dispute and decide what you make of the trade-off.
Watch it, then read the full Grok Bot Playbook below ↓
Holy f*ck. SpaceXAI senior engineer Lauren Tan:
"Grok Bot is the most powerful agent tool we've ever released, and only 1% of users know how to use it."
In this 40-minute session, she shows how she set up her team before she scaled it
Job → Chief of Staff → 3 Managers → 11 Workers → 200+ Agents*
Most people add another bot once the first one fails. That simply multiplies the mistakes
Give every bot one job and a manager that checks it, instead of paying for the same failure each run
Worth more than most $1,000 agent engineering courses
Bookmark and watch it today
Then read the full Grok Bot Playbook below ↓
Holy f*ck. SpaceXAI senior engineer Lauren Tan:
"Grok Bot is the most powerful agent tool we've ever released, and only 1% of users know how to use it."
In this 40-minute session, she shows how she set up her team before she scaled it
Job → Chief of Staff → 3 Managers → 11 Workers → 200+ Agents*
Most people add another bot once the first one fails. That simply multiplies the mistakes
Give every bot one job and a manager that checks it, instead of paying for the same failure each run
Worth more than most $1,000 agent engineering courses
Bookmark and watch it today
Then read the full Grok Bot Playbook below ↓
This is f*king insane. SpaceXAI lead engineer (ex-Cursor):
"99% of people still use Grok Bot like a search bar. I run 20+ cloud agents with a Chief of Staff, a PM and 15+ workers, and none of them ever clocks out"
In this 22-minute session, he shows how he turned one bot into a team that works while he sleeps
Grok Bot → Chief of Staff → PM → 15+ Workers → 200+ Agents*
Most people open a second chat once the first one stalls. That's only two bots waiting for you
Give the team a Chief of Staff that plans the day and a PM that checks each handoff, and you stop paying for work nobody reviewed
Worth more than most $1,000 agent engineering courses
Bookmark and watch it today
Then read the full Grok Bot Playbook below ↓
This is f*king insane. SpaceXAI lead engineer (ex-Cursor):
"99% of people still use Grok Bot like a search bar. I run 20+ cloud agents with a Chief of Staff, a PM and 15+ workers, and none of them ever clocks out"
In this 22-minute session, he shows how he turned one bot into a team that works while he sleeps
Grok Bot → Chief of Staff → PM → 15+ Workers → 200+ Agents*
Most people open a second chat once the first one stalls. That's only two bots waiting for you
Give the team a Chief of Staff that plans the day and a PM that checks each handoff, and you stop paying for work nobody reviewed
Worth more than most $1,000 agent engineering courses
Bookmark and watch it today
Then read the full Grok Bot Playbook below ↓
This is f*cking insane. SpaceXAI senior engineer Lauren Tan:
"Grok Bot is the most powerful agent tool we've ever released, and only 1% of users know how to use it."
In this 40-minute session, she shows how she set up her team before she scaled it
Job → Chief of Staff → 3 Managers → 11 Workers → 200+ Agents*
Most people add another bot when the first one fails. That just multiplies the mistakes
Give every bot one job and a manager that checks it, instead of paying for the same failure every run
Worth more than most $1,000 agent engineering courses
Bookmark and watch it today
Then read the full Grok Bot Playbook below ↓
This is f*cking insane. SpaceXAI senior engineer Lauren Tan:
"Grok Bot is the most powerful agent tool we've ever released, and only 1% of users know how to use it."
In this 40-minute session, she shows how she set up her team before she scaled it
Job → Chief of Staff → 3 Managers → 11 Workers → 200+ Agents*
Most people add another bot when the first one fails. That just multiplies the mistakes
Give every bot one job and a manager that checks it, instead of paying for the same failure every run
Worth more than most $1,000 agent engineering courses
Bookmark and watch it today
Then read the full Grok Bot Playbook below ↓
This is f*cking insane. Elon Musk just told his entire SpaceXAI team:
"Maybe even by the end of this year, you don't even bother doing coding. The AI just creates the binary directly
It should be possible to completely emulate any company where the output is digital"
In this 42-minute all-hands, he breaks down what happens to engineers and to every business that runs on a screen
Code → AI Code → No Code → Companies Run By AI
His coding team claims Grok Code is already training its own next version
If your work happens on a screen, watch this before the year ends
Worth more than any $3,500 AI course
Save it and watch it tonight
Then read the full Grok Bot Playbook below ↓
This is f*cking insane. Elon Musk just told his entire SpaceXAI team:
"Maybe even by the end of this year, you don't even bother doing coding. The AI just creates the binary directly
It should be possible to completely emulate any company where the output is digital"
In this 42-minute all-hands, he breaks down what happens to engineers and to every business that runs on a screen
Code → AI Code → No Code → Companies Run By AI
His coding team claims Grok Code is already training its own next version
If your work happens on a screen, watch this before the year ends
Worth more than any $3,500 AI course
Save it and watch it tonight
Then read the full Grok Bot Playbook below ↓
This is f*cking insane. SpaceXAI engineer Nick Miller (ex-Cursor):
"99% of people open one Grok Bot and call it automation
I run 30+ bots with a Chief of Staff, a PM, QA and 20+ workers"
In this 30-minute demo, he grows one bot into a team that passes work along and checks itself
Grok Bot → Chief of Staff → PM → QA → 30+ Bots, One Budget
Most people assume more bots means a bigger bill. The bill comes from bots re-reading everything
Give every bot one job and a lean context, and the team costs less than one bloated chat
Worth more than most $1,000 agent engineering courses
Bookmark and watch it today
Then read the full Grok Bot Playbook below ↓
This is f*cking insane. SpaceXAI engineer Nick Miller (ex-Cursor):
"99% of people open one Grok Bot and call it automation
I run 30+ bots with a Chief of Staff, a PM, QA and 20+ workers"
In this 30-minute demo, he grows one bot into a team that passes work along and checks itself
Grok Bot → Chief of Staff → PM → QA → 30+ Bots, One Budget
Most people assume more bots means a bigger bill. The bill comes from bots re-reading everything
Give every bot one job and a lean context, and the team costs less than one bloated chat
Worth more than most $1,000 agent engineering courses
Bookmark and watch it today
Then read the full Grok Bot Playbook below ↓
This is f*cking insane. SpaceXAI engineer:
“SpaceXAI pays me $1.2M a year because i know how to build 150+ GrokBot teams that ship 1200+ updates a day while i sleep.
I haven’t written code by hand in months. I set the rules, then check what the bots deliver.”
In a 1-hour livestream, she begins with an empty GitHub and zero bots. 72 hours later, her team has built a company run by bots.
Here’s the system:
step 1 → give each bot one clear role and its own computer in the cloud.
step 2 → teach it a task once. it stores the process as a reusable skill.
step 3 → put the bots in one group chat so they can pass work to each other.
step 4 → set the rules, let the team run, then review what gets done.
Even the 4 a.m. run goes on with your laptop closed.
GrokBot → skills → bot team → one group chat → a company that runs itself
SpaceXAI calls it “a persona, not a task.”
Anybody can open a new GrokBot chat. the real unlock is building a team that keeps going without you.
This 1-hour tutorial is worth more than most $2,000 agentic engineering courses.
Bookmark it and watch today
Then read the full Grok Bot Playbook below ↓
This is f*cking insane. SpaceXAI engineer:
“SpaceXAI pays me $1.2M a year because i know how to build 150+ GrokBot teams that ship 1200+ updates a day while i sleep.
I haven’t written code by hand in months. I set the rules, then check what the bots deliver.”
In a 1-hour livestream, she begins with an empty GitHub and zero bots. 72 hours later, her team has built a company run by bots.
Here’s the system:
step 1 → give each bot one clear role and its own computer in the cloud.
step 2 → teach it a task once. it stores the process as a reusable skill.
step 3 → put the bots in one group chat so they can pass work to each other.
step 4 → set the rules, let the team run, then review what gets done.
Even the 4 a.m. run goes on with your laptop closed.
GrokBot → skills → bot team → one group chat → a company that runs itself
SpaceXAI calls it “a persona, not a task.”
Anybody can open a new GrokBot chat. the real unlock is building a team that keeps going without you.
This 1-hour tutorial is worth more than most $2,000 agentic engineering courses.
Bookmark it and watch today
Then read the full Grok Bot Playbook below ↓
This is f*cking insane. SpaceXAI senior engineer (ex-Cursor):
"I run 60+ Grok Bots like a company. A Chief of Staff runs my day, 3 PMs assign the work, 50+ workers ship it overnight"
In this 1-hour workshop, he sets up that team from scratch, step by step
Job → Chief of Staff → PMs → 50+ Workers → 60 Bots, One Budget
Most people think 60 bots means 60x the bill. It doesn't, if every bot only reads what its role needs
Pay for clear roles once, instead of paying every bot to re-read the whole chat
Worth more than most $2,000 agent engineering courses
Bookmark and watch it today
Then read the full Grok Bot Playbook below ↓