MrWatson2018
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- Oct 4, 2018
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Would you have survived all these failures?
1995 - Rejected from the job of your dreams despite an excellent CV, because of your young age
1996 – Kicked out of the company you created
1998 - Your new company is going very badly and is struggling to get through the month
1999 - You almost died in an accident on a McLaren
2000 – Thrown out of the second company you founded. Kicked out while you were on honeymoon
2000 - You fell ill with malaria
2001 - The supplier of an object essential for your third company (but useless for him) does not sell it to you and puts you into trouble
2006 - The first public demonstration of your new product is a millionaire failure
2007 - The second public demonstration of your new product is a millionaire failure
2008 - The third public demonstration of your new product is a millionaire failure and results in the destruction of a very expensive government agency item
2009 - Your fourth company is almost bankrupt
2013 - A new technology in your third company’s product is a giant failure
2014 - A specimen from your fourth company catches fire and the whole world talks about it
2016 - All the products of your fourth company have delays of one year, with no fault of your own
2017 – You suffer of every possible depressive crisis, you are clearly a little autistic and this makes your interviews tragic and not very credible
2018 - The whole world hates you because of a photo taken while you roll a joint (where it is legal)
2018 - The institution presiding over the stock market takes a legal action against you (more or less unjustified)
2019 - You work so hard that you sleep in your office
2020 - The shares of your fourth company are the most shorted ever, that is, the world is betting against you
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Welcome to the life of Elon Musk!
1995: Netscape, 1996: Zip2, 1998: PayPal, 2001-2008: SpaceX (the mysterious rocket supplier is Russia, the government agency whose satellite you have blown up is NASA), 2009: Tesla, 2013: SpaceX (self-landing of rockets), 2014-2020: Tesla
1995 - Rejected from the job of your dreams despite an excellent CV, because of your young age
1996 – Kicked out of the company you created
1998 - Your new company is going very badly and is struggling to get through the month
1999 - You almost died in an accident on a McLaren
2000 – Thrown out of the second company you founded. Kicked out while you were on honeymoon
2000 - You fell ill with malaria
2001 - The supplier of an object essential for your third company (but useless for him) does not sell it to you and puts you into trouble
2006 - The first public demonstration of your new product is a millionaire failure
2007 - The second public demonstration of your new product is a millionaire failure
2008 - The third public demonstration of your new product is a millionaire failure and results in the destruction of a very expensive government agency item
2009 - Your fourth company is almost bankrupt
2013 - A new technology in your third company’s product is a giant failure
2014 - A specimen from your fourth company catches fire and the whole world talks about it
2016 - All the products of your fourth company have delays of one year, with no fault of your own
2017 – You suffer of every possible depressive crisis, you are clearly a little autistic and this makes your interviews tragic and not very credible
2018 - The whole world hates you because of a photo taken while you roll a joint (where it is legal)
2018 - The institution presiding over the stock market takes a legal action against you (more or less unjustified)
2019 - You work so hard that you sleep in your office
2020 - The shares of your fourth company are the most shorted ever, that is, the world is betting against you
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.
.
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Welcome to the life of Elon Musk!
1995: Netscape, 1996: Zip2, 1998: PayPal, 2001-2008: SpaceX (the mysterious rocket supplier is Russia, the government agency whose satellite you have blown up is NASA), 2009: Tesla, 2013: SpaceX (self-landing of rockets), 2014-2020: Tesla
