These snippets come from my book “Innovate Like Elon Musk.” It’s available on Amazon, my webstore (if you’re in South Africa), Takelot.com, or in South African bookstores (Bargain Books, Exclusive Books, Protea, etc.)

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Here are some interesting, peculiar, and innovative features that Tesla vehicles come with.

Dog mode

Tesla Dog Mode is a feature that keeps the car at a comfortable temperature for pets left inside while the owner is away. It displays a message on the touchscreen indicating the pet’s safety and prevents the car from automatically turning off. It helps ensure the well-being of pets and provides reassurance to passersby.

To learn how to start your own brand product, purchase a copy of the “90 Days to Create & Launch” book.

I often say to young people that to stay productive, they should not listen to people over 40 who have achieved prestige and are ever complaining and condemning “structures” in society.

Most of these people’s favourite topics are race and gender.

Why should you not listen to them? These people knew the societal challenges when they were 25.

This is an excerpt from my 9^th book ‘Innovate Like Elon Musk.’ Purchase it on Amazon, here if you are in South Africa, or, visit South African bookstores.

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In this section, we will look at some of the explicit instances that indicate innovative business manoeuvres and first-principle innovations employed by Elon Musk’s companies. Some portray material-to-proprietary innovation, and others are marginal improvements.

I hope this heading is arrogant enough. Beat that, ChatGPT!

This is where I explain what ChatGPT is. In short, I asked it to do so.

It replied: “ChatGPT uses deep learning to generate text responses. It’s trained on a large amount of text data and uses that information to predict what the next word in a sentence should be, based on the context. It uses this information to generate a response to a given prompt or input.”

ChatGPT is like Google, which went to a private school in Britain: It explains in detail in one go.

Now that we’ve got that out of the way, thanks, ChatGPT.