Welp, goodbye Tinyletter. š¢
You were the perfect – free – newsletter for me, for nearly a decade.
But you are getting folded into your parent Mailchimp.
I get it. I get it. (I suppose.)…
I don’t love Mailchimp though.
smart ideas from books (mostly)
Welp, goodbye Tinyletter. š¢
You were the perfect – free – newsletter for me, for nearly a decade.
But you are getting folded into your parent Mailchimp.
I get it. I get it. (I suppose.)…
I don’t love Mailchimp though.
I think I’m off to Buttondown.
Say what you will about Musk, everyone does.
But I saw a cybertruck in person the other day for the first time…
And it’s just an awesome electric car.
Funny how nearly every idea is stupid/crazy – until it works.
The guys like Straubel who had been at Tesla since the beginning are quick to remind people that the chance to build an awesome electric car had been there all along. āItās not really like there was a rush to this idea, and we got there first,ā Straubel said. āIt is frequently forgotten in hindsight that people thought this was the shittiest business opportunity on the planet. The venture capitalists were all running for the hills.ā What separated Tesla from the competition was the willingness to charge after its vision without compromise, a complete commitment to execute to Muskās standards.
-Ashley Vance, Elon Musk: Tesla, SpaceX, and the Quest for a Fantastic Future (Amazon)