Launching on March 24th. 5 days to go.

This book. This class.

I spent over five years meticulously compiling *The Elon Book*. The greatest unexpected reward wasn't the increase in knowledge, but the expansion of my imagination. Studying Elon's ideas, company, and products awakened a childlike curiosity within me. Your imagination grows as you become aware of new possibilities.

I've tested many AI models with OpenClaw and found that Kimi AI's token is the most efficient, has the best coding performance, and is the simplest to set up.

Launched on March 24th. 9 days later.

Thank you @EricJorgenson for the copy of "The Book of Elon".

"There's a talent surplus in finance and law, especially in the United States. Too many bright people are flooding into finance and law. This is both a compliment and a criticism. We should reduce the number of people working in law and finance and let more people create value." — Elon Musk

Coming in 2029: *Wolverine on Mars* (This image does not accurately represent the typical readership of *The Book of Elon*. Please do not let it influence your purchase decision.)

These seemingly ordinary companies are actually the ten stocks with the highest growth over the past century! 1. Coca-Cola – 500,000 times (15% annualized return) 2. Altria – 170,000 times (12% annualized return) 3. PepsiCo – 80,000 times (14% annualized return) 4. Berkshire Hathaway – 60,000 times (20% annualized return) 5. IBM – 40,000 times (11% annualized return) 6. Walmart – 20,000 times (15% annualized return) 7. Disney – 13,000 times (10% annualized return) 8. Johnson & Johnson – 10,000 times (11% annualized return) 9. McDonald's – 9,000 times (15%) 10. Procter & Gamble – 7,000 times (10% annualized return) Clearly, high dividends plus reinvestment are the nuclear weapon of compound interest. More than half of the century's growth comes from dividend reinvestment. It's not about how fast the stock price rises, but about continuously buying back dividends, compounding interest over a hundred years. The most accessible way for ordinary people to get rich: High dividends + long-term holding = snowball effect. By catching a few top-performing stocks, ordinary people can absolutely change their destiny!

The New York Times has already started promoting my new book for free 😂, even though they only received a very early draft and without my prior permission. @teresagoody summarized it well. Mr. Zhao's lawyer, Teresa Goode Gillen, said in a statement: "We are delighted that The New York Times is so interested in Mr. Zhao's memoir, *Money Freedom*, one of the most anticipated books of the year—even if their report is based on content not in Mr. Zhao's book and not his own words. We look forward to readers being able to read Mr. Zhao's true words when the final edition is published." The new book is about to be published. (I know, I know…editing a book takes two to three weeks for each revision.)