Please someone explain this with an example. I know I am dumb.

​@@remllon As in you delete so many things that sometimes you accidentally delete important things and they need to be added back in

@@hp-qx7tf My first language is not English so couldn't understand this part clearly. Thanks for explaining friend. 💛

It means your aptitude should be to delete steps of the process - to the extent that you end up deleting the crucial steps that need to be added back in. The advantage of this process, as I infer, is that you’ll end up having the minimum required steps

@@kanishksingh5146 It makes sense. Thanks! 👍

Sounds like a great work environment 😂

Sounds like my supervisor. I feel like talking to the wall.

Yeah, my Design Manager make me do that same thing like a robot.

Run away, dude!

thank you

Normally I appreciate the time stamps but for a 1:30 minute video??? Its probably faster to press forward arrow couple times HAHA. This is great example of optimizing for a problem that doesn’t exist as mentioned in the video.

I skipped straight to this comment

​@@clickpwnthink more. This is more like a summary.

@@clickpwn I appreciate the feedback. On the other hand this is just about the most thumbs up I've gotten in two years on a time-stamp comment.

@@miloscrypto8099?

He is not an engineer😂 at all

@@kxkxkxkx Except he is.

@@PedroTRamos1 He is not a certified engineer. He works as a CEO and yes he might have a great understanding and knowledge of rocket propulsion systems, but he is not qualified to work as an engineer

@@isagiyoichi5207 Bachelor of Science in Economics and Physics. Funny you say he´s not qualified to work as an engineer when he´s the chief engineer of a rocket company.

Thx for the props!

Simplify is different from optimize. Step three that you describe is not accurate enough

@@seanandrews5329 what do you suggest number 3 should be?

@pa_2600 lmao exactly, the dude definitely needs to rewrite this shit

@@conflictingwants number 3 was only said to be one thing: optimize. This is what I suggested to use, too. Since it’s written in a comment you seem to have an unfounded confusion,

@@seanandrews5329 “since it’s written in a comment”. I’m failing to understand what you mean.

Ty!

way too long bro for a minute video

Well explained what matters @@scottmcall7915

I love how everyone here is behaving as though this is special/groundbreaking advice...... You'll find this advice everywhere. It's basic stuff. But to get your name and celebrity out there like this demonstrates Elon's number one skill is marketing...... not engineering. He has engineers that actually do the engineering...... He's just an ideas and marketing guy. A CEO. Plenty of successes and absolutely plenty of mistakes and lies and like most truly great CEOs, bases his decisions on a complete lack of morals and empathy in mind. Purely focussed on achieving success and nothing else. He is both an amazing CEO (SpaceX, Tesla) and awful CEO (Twitter), and awful person (his own family life is an abject mess). Don't blindly admire this guy..... like he says.... question.... Anyone worth their salt should be aware of the multitude of broken promises, abject failures and outright lies this guy has told as much as his successes.

​@@scottmcall7915it's chatgpt summarized

who tf are you, no one cares what you say mate@@Shblibble

Jajaja I have the same thought 😂

he doesnt work

@@brillsmith2207 yeah i mean all you would see is him talking to his workers about things they did and adding input

I guess that would show he has already automated most of his work

what exactly do you expect him to do at work? the man owns companies mostly. he has people work for him

@@jordanw1643😂😂😂😂

Yeah. You HAVE to fail many times in order to do anything and to figure out how to do something correctly etc. testing means basically testing for failures to figure out what works and what not to do. Not speaking from engineering but in general. “Failure” is almost the wrong word for it, people should see it more as “testing the validity of the process or thing” that doesn’t mean you failed if it doesn’t work, it means you tested for a weakness, found one, and can now attempt to develop a correction or improvement or alternative solution.

Thanks for your love care and support, it's my pleasure talking to you here. Where are you from?...

@Elonmusk730...I'm from India dear Elon

Idk about that. Some people work a lot, speak for yourself

​@@anthonywlongMany people work a lot but not in a smart way (with leverage and automation).

@@LalzJeNeSuis clearly Elon Musk is special. My point is the amount of work he does isn’t what separates him. You’re just agreeing with me but using other words

@@anthonywlong I’m good. I have my degrees and I am financially independant. Don’t be mad if you feel I was talking of you.

@@LetsBoogieLetsDance it’s okay to admit your wrong btw. Your credentials has little to do with your universal statement. Have a good life though

I can see him doing well, but not sure he can do that well, like, we won't be the richest person on earth or something

Thanks for your love care and support, it's my pleasure talking to you here. Where are you??

It’s actually funny and made me laugh. Going through the 5 improvement process only to delete it at the end is humorous and the sudden cut at the end made it even better

And here for free, we get his lesson from his hard earned knowledge from those past mistakes.

study physics

@@RR-et6zp Resurrect Einstein, with the data we have now, to finish his last project for a unified field theory.

@@ydne nd yet, despite the additional tech supply, still be a ..Theory athat. That, one come wonder, if indeed ‘belief’ the prerequisite upon to hold oneself, (why) Einstein long suggested a divine system in liew..

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​@@ydneit's not about data for astrophysicians

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He said everyone's wrong some of the times. He might be wrong about something that he doesn't quite understand. That might be law that he doesn't quite understand. - EM1

Let's apply it something from normal life, such as going the gym. Question the requirements: do I want to lose weight? Do I want to gain weight? Do I want to get strong? Do I want good cardio? If you don't know what the requirement is you won't get anywhere. Remove unnecessary steps: I realised that specific exercise isn't relevant to my requirements or doesn't give much benefit. Stop doing it. Optimize: improve your diet. Follow a proper routine. Reduce time to learning: hire a personal trainer for instant feedback. Film yourself exercising to get knowledge on your form. Watch videos to see how the exercise should be done. Automate: as you continue your routine into weeks and months, hopefully it should require less conscious effort and become habit. Well done, you just automated yourself!

@@dahui58this one’s helpful. Thanks!

@@dahui58 Thanks so much for sharing

Basically many people are lacking a higher level of awareness to not only complete tasks given to them, but to have the ability to discern if the tasks have any real value at all. You want to have enough self reflection to be able to design and system of your life as opposed to just being a machine that only completing orders given to you by outside sources.

Musk said: "If you're not occasionally adding things back in, you're not deleting enough." I'd generalize that and say a 100% success ratio is hardly ever good. Think of playing a game. If you win every time, you should pick stronger opponents. Think of making offers in bussiness. If you win every offer, you are not charging enough. Think of learning a skill. If you never fail, you're probably not pushing hard enough. So no, none of this only applies to engineering or manufacturing. Those are general rules.

!! Brilliant move