No Longer CEO, This is Elon Musks Latest Job at Tesla

Billionaire from the United States Elon Musk is known to no longer hold the position of CEO at the electric car company Tesla.

Musk is currently no longer chief executive.

There is also a new position written "Technoking of Tesla".

This change of position was revealed after the information submitted to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) was made on Monday (15/3/2021).

Investigate, this information only changes the name of the position.

The name Elon Musk remains the number one person in this leading electric car manufacturer.

Not only Musk, the name of the new department was also given to Zach Kirkhorn.

Originally, Zach’s department was chief financial officer then turned to ‘Master of Coin’.

"The change of name for this position is effective starting March 15, 2021, the title of Elon Musk and Zach Kirkhorn has changed to Technoking of Tesla and Master of Coin," Tesla wrote in his letter to the SEC as reported by CNBC International, Tuesday (16/3/2021).

Until now, there has been no information regarding the reason Tesla changed the name of the company's top officials.

A source said, last month Tesla bought 1.5 billion US dollars of Bitcoin or the equivalent of Rp. 21 trillion. 

The reason for the purchase of Bitcoin was the diversification of Tesla's investment to maximize the company's cash return.

The Covid-19 pandemic is not a barrier for Tesla, whose shares have skyrocketed. Last year alone, the share price of this electric car manufacturer increased by 700%.

Even in January 2021, Tesla's market capitalization had touched 800 billion US dollars.

Although this trend did not repeat itself in March 2021, Tesla's market capitalization still has a high figure of around US $ 563 billion. Some analysts have linked Tesla's stock price to the Bitcoin price.

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These are the tricks of Bill Gates and Elon Musk to be more productive

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What is the secret that the most influential people in the world like Bill Gates or Elon Musk have to be so productive? The reality is that there is no written manual, but an article in 'Fast Company' highlights some necessary habits these people follow to maintain their success and perform at their best in their jobs.

1. Create a morning routine

Consistency and routine are useful to start the day in the most productive way possible. While tasks can vary from person to person, most of them have found a set of activities and an order that works for them. For example, Gary Vaynerchuk, CEO of Vayner Media, ensures that he wakes up every day at 06:00 and follows the same routine: "I start the day consuming a lot of information." Later, he checks his social networks, goes to the gym to exercise and returns home to have breakfast with his family before starting his workday. "By the time I go into that first meeting, a lot of things are already going through my head," he admits.

2. Tackling the most important tasks

Most productive people understand the difference between important and urgent tasks. The former drives business forward while the latter puts out fires. The article highlights that it can be tempting to fill your day with urgent tasks because fires seem important in the moment, but you will never innovate or achieve more if you do not move beyond what is and into what can be. "

This is the case of the five-hour rule followed by characters like Elon Musk, Bill Gates or Warren Buffett. It consists of spending an hour a day (or five a week) “learning something new” from an unfamiliar field.

3. Maximize the use of the calendar

“The reason we always have unfinished items on our to-do lists is because those lists are the wrong tool to drive our accomplishments,” explains renowned author Peter Bregma. Therefore, he proposes to write what we are going to do on a calendar to be able to see which tasks are most important. "Decide when and where you will do something, and the probability that you will do it increases dramatically."

4. Divide the day into minutes, not hours

Calendars are often broken into 30- or 60-minute increments, but productive people like to cut back on activities even further, eliminating the possibility that time is not scheduled. For example, Alan Greenspan, former chairman of the Federal Reserve, breaks his day into 15-minute chunks to get the most out of the day.

5. Don't always consume email

We all know that email can be a waste of time, but few of us do anything about it. A recent study by Adobe found that the average person spends 7.4 hours per day of the week on email. However, productive people aren't always glued to the screen or using technology, says Jason Jennings. "Most super productive people only check their email two or three times a day." That is why he insists on scheduling the mail to consult it at intervals of time.

6. Take care of yourself

You cannot be productive if you are not healthy. That's what Virgin Group founder Richard Branson claims. He gets up himself at five in the morning to exercise. Others like Bill Gates always try to sleep seven hours a day so that they can have a productive day later.

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