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ELON MUSK'S IMPOSSIBLE CHOICE: RISK EVERYTHING OR LET ONE COMPANY DIE "The most difficult choice I faced in life was in 2008. I think I had maybe $30 or $40 million left in 2008 I had two choices: I could put it all into one company, and then the... other company would definitely die, or split it between the two companies. But if I split it between the two companies, then both might die When you put your blood, sweat, and tears into creating something, it's like a child So it’s like, am I going to let one starve to death? I couldn't bring myself to do it, so I split the money between the two. Fortunately, "thank goodness", "they both came through"show more

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ELON MUSK: "The most difficult choice I faced in life was in 2008." "I think I had maybe $30 or $40 million left… I had two choices: I could put it all into one company, and then the other company would definitely die, or split it between the two companies. But if I split it between the two companies, then both might die." "I couldn't bring myself to do it, so I split the money between the two. Fortunately, thank goodness they both came through."

ELON MUSK: "The most difficult choice I faced in life was in 2008." "I think I had maybe $30 or $40 million left… I had two choices: I could put it all into one company, and then the other company would definitely die, or split it between the two companies. But if I split it between the two companies, then both might die." "I couldn't bring myself to do it, so I split the money between the two. Fortunately, thank goodness they both came through."

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ELON MUSK: “We had the third consecutive failure of the Falcon 1 rocket for SpaceX. Tesla almost went bankrupt. We closed our financing round 6 p.m. Christmas Eve, 2008. It was the last hour of the last day that it was possible. We would have gone bankrupt two days after Christmas otherwise. What's your pain threshold? Well, it's real high. So, yeah, SpaceX is alive by the skin of its teeth. So is Tesla. If things had just gone a little bit the other way, both companies would be dead. And one of the most difficult choices I have ever faced in life was in 2008. I think I had maybe $30 million or $40 million left in 2008, and I had two choices. I could put it all into one company, and then the other company would definitely die. Or split it between the two companies. But if I split it between the two companies, then both might die. And when you put your blood, sweat, and tears into creating something, building something, it's like a child. So it's like, which one am I going to let one starve to death? I couldn't bring myself to do it, so I split the money between the two. Fortunately, thank goodness, they both came through. (2:00) ... Well, there's a ton of failures along the way, that's for sure. As I said, for SpaceX, the first three launches failed. We were just barely able to scrape together enough parts and money to do the fourth launch. If that fourth launch had failed, we would have been dead. So, multiple failures along the way. I tried very hard to get the right expertise in for SpaceX. I tried hard to find a great chief engineer for the rocket, but the good chief engineers wouldn't join, and the bad ones, well, there was no point in hiring them, so I ended up being chief engineer of the rocket. So if I could have found somebody better, then we would have maybe had less than three failures.”

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