55 Elon Musk Motivational quotes about success

Elon Musk Motivational and Inspirational Quotes about success & Failure will motivate you in your career progress.Many times we lose our hope after some failure and rejection in life and in career as well as in the process of new company progress,These Elon Musk Motivational and Inspirational quotes will motivate you to overcome your failures and depression and change them in success

Elon Musk is considered a modern day genius strides towards a solar-powered world filled with electric cars,hyper-loop, and casual space travel. Elon Musk dares to dream the big dreams and has the ability to make his dreams come true.

Here we bring Elon Musk Motivational and Inspirational Quotes about success and failure,which will help you to motivate yourself and you can share them with your family and friends,see what you can learn from Elon Musk quotes.

1.    "Failure is an option here.
       If things are not failing,
       you are not innovating enough."

2.     "Some people don't like change,
       but you need to embrace change
       if the alternative is disaster."

3.     "When something is important enough,
       you do it even if
       the odds are not in your favor."

4.     "The path to the CEO's office
       should not be through the CFO's office,
       and it should not be through
       the marketing department.
       It needs to be through
       engineering and design."

5.     "Persistence is very important.
       You should not give up unless
       you are forced to give up."

6.     "Constantly think about
       how you could be doing
       things better
       keep questioning yourself."

7     "Brand is just a perception,
       and perception will match reality over time.
       Sometimes it will be ahead,
       other times it will be behind.
       But brand is simply a collective impression
       some have about a product."

8. "It is a mistake to hire huge
       numbers of people to get a complicated job done.
       Numbers will never compensate
       for talent in getting the right answer
       will tend to slow down progress,
       and will make the task incredibly expensive."

9. "I always invest my own money
       in the companies that I create.
       I don't believe in the whole thing of just
       using other people's money. I
       don't think that's right. I'm not going to ask
       other people to invest in something
       if I'm not prepared to do so myself."

10. "It is possible for ordinary people
to choose to be extraordinary."

11     "It's OK to have
       your eggs in one basket
       as long as you control
       what happens to that basket."

12     "Brand is just a perception,
       and perception will match reality over time.
       Sometimes it will be ahead,
       other times it will be behind.
       But brand is simply
       a collective impression some have
       about a product."

13. "I don't think
       it's a good idea
       to plan to sell
       a company."

14. "A company is a group
       organized to create a product or service,
       and it is only as good as its people
       and how excited they are about creating. "

15. "People work better
when they know
what the goal is and why.

16. "If you're co-founder or CEO,
       you have to do all kinds of tasks you might not want to do...
       If you don't do your chores,
       the company won't succeed... No task is too menial."

17. "I say something,
       and then it usually happens.
       Maybe not on schedule,
       but it usually happens."

18. "the first step is to establish
that something is possible
then probability will occur."

19. "I don't spend my time pontificating
       about high-concept things;
       I spend my time solving
       engineering and manufacturing problems."

20. "My biggest mistake
       is probably weighing too much
       on someone's talent and
       not someone's personality.
       I think it matters whether
       someone has a good heart."

21. "I don't create companies
for the sake of creating companies,
but to get things done."

22. "I don't believe in process.
       process becomes a substitute for thinking.
       You're encouraged to behave l
       ike a little gear in a complex machine.
       Frankly, it allows you to keep
       people who aren't that smart,
       who aren't that creative."

23. "Starting and growing
       a business is as much about the innovation,
       drive, and determination of the people behind
       it as the product they sell."

24. "The first step is
to establish that something is possible;
then probability will occur."

25. "There are really two things
       that have to occur in order for
       a new technology to be affordable to the mass market.
       One is you need economies of scale.
       The other is you need to iterate on the design.
       You need to go through a few versions."

26. "Talent is extremely important.
       It's like a sports team,
       the team that has the best individual player will often win,
       but then there's a multiplier from
       how those players work together
       and the strategy they employ."

27. "Work like hell.
This improves
the odds of success. "

28. "I'm interested in things
       that change the world
       or that affect the future and wondrous,
       new technology where you see it, and you're like,
       'Wow, how did that even happen?
       How is that possible?'"

29. "Really pay attention to negative feedback
       and solicit it, particularly from friends. ...
       Hardly anyone does that,
       and it's incredibly helpful."

30. "If you get up in the morning
and think the future is going to be better
, it is a bright day. Otherwise, it's not."

31. "Great comanies
are built on
great products."

32. "What makes
       innovative thinking happen?...
       I think it's really a mindset.
       You have to decide."

33. "People should pursue
       what they're passionate about.
       That will make them happier than
       pretty much anything else."

34. "Being an entrepreneur
       is like eating glass
       and staring into
       the abyss of death."

35. "I wouldn't say
       I have a lack of fear.
       In fact, I'd like my fear emotion
       to be less because
       it's very distracting and
       fries my nervous system."

36. "If you're trying to create a company,
       it's like baking a cake.
       You have to have
       all the ingredients
       in the right proportion."

37. "I think most of the important stuff
       on the Internet has been built.
       There will be continued innovation,
         for sure, but the great problems of
       the Internet have essentially been solved."

38. "I think we have a duty
       to maintain the light of consciousness
       to make sure it continues
       into the future."

39. "When Henry Ford made cheap,
       reliable cars, people said,
       'Nah, what's wrong with a horse?'
       That was a huge bet he made,
       and it worked."

40. "When somebody has a breakthrough innovation,
       it is rarely one little thing.
       Very rarely, is it one little thing.
       It's usually a whole bunch of things
       that collectively amount to
       a huge innovation."

41. "You shouldn't
       do things differently
       just because they're different.
       They need to be... better."

42. "You have to say,
'Well, why did it succeed
where others did not?'"

43. "I would just question things...
       It would infuriate my parents...
       That I wouldn't just believe them
       when they said something 'cause I'd ask them why.
       And then I'd consider whether that
       response made sense given everything else I knew."

44. "It's very important
       to like the people you work with,
       otherwise life [and]
       your job is gonna be
       quite miserable."

45. "Life is
       too short for
       long-term
       grudges."

46. "If you need inspiring words don't do it

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47. "Disruptive technology
       where you really have
       a big technology discontinuity...
       tends to come from new companies."

48. "As much as possible,
       avoid hiring MBAs.
       MBA programs don't
       teach people how
       to create companies."

49. "Don't delude yourself
       into thinking something's working
       when it's not,
       or you're gonna get fixated
       on a bad solution."

50. "If something has to be designed and invented,
       and you have to figure out how to ensure
       that the value of the thing
       you create is greater than the cost of the inputs,
       then that is probably my core skill."

51. "I always have optimism,
       but I'm realistic. It was not with t
       he expectation of great success that
       I started Tesla or SpaceX...
       It's just that I thought they were
       important enough to do anyway."