History's first trillionaire is a guy who catches rockets out of the sky with chopsticks and beams internet to every dead zone on the planet. Same guy ships cars that drive themselves, humanoid robots for the factory floor, brain chips that let paralyzed people move a cursor with pure thought, and an AI running on a supercomputer his team stood up in months instead of years. And the people crashing out about his net worth are doing it on the app he owns. The same app governments spent years trying to censor. You cannot legislate a rocket into orbit.

Never. Give. Up.

Thank God for Elon Musk

I don't live in LA, and I'm glad I don't, but I like this man.

This is a different kind of SpaceX launch.

You have absolutely disgraced yourself publishing this, globe. We all clearly don’t hate the media enough.

Who else is going to bed dreaming of their $SPCX allocation tomorrow morning?

This year I built an AI agent to help our team focus on the work they do best. Bark lives in Slack channels and ignores DMs. Everything in the open, everyone learning from each other. With Bark, you can stay in the flow. You're in a thread working a problem and a decision gets made, or someone spots a bug, or someone asks if this is even in scope. Bark handles it from there. Each of those used to be painful to manage and felt like "just part of the job". Lately we've been able to focus on doing more of the real work instead. More details soon.

Beautiful indeed.

Man, this is beautiful. A life adorning the gospel. Listen to what @StevenBartlett—host of one of the world’s most popular podcasts—says to Christian apologist John Lennox.

And I used to think TSLA was the coolest company on the planet...

I could look at this every day. Probably will.

And speaking of app icons, I'm glad Spotify hasn't changed theirs back yet. Haters gonna hate.

So glad Basecamp went back to the globe icon.

The new Google favicons are nice.

I don’t reflect on the past. It’s poison to dwell on and wallow in what could have been. When I get quiet, I’m thinking about the future. What will be and how to make it be.

It took 5.5 years for Tesla's fleet to reach 10 billion FSD miles. Now, the fleet is adding another 10 billion miles every 11.5 months

This past week, 24 of us from @HamptonFounders played Pebble Beach for our annual Founder’s Cup (and my Team USA took back the crown). What started as an idea @ThomasSmale & I had a few years ago has now grown to more than a golf trip. Founders have a lot in common, and bringing together a group of them who also enjoy golf takes it to another level. Thankful for everyone who came out and for the many people behind the scenes who made it all possible. It was the best one yet. Until next year! Now it’s time to get back to work.

On this day two years ago I took delivery of my @Tesla Cybertruck. Still on of the best cars I've ever driven.

Pressure feels like a threat, but it's not. You feel pressure when your decisions matter, and people depend on you. It can feel uncomfortable at times, but it's also a privilege. When no one relies on you — when no one expects something from you — you're irrelevant. Pressure is a privilege. @shaneparrish