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The Rabbi Daniel Lapin Podcast
Episode: One African-American Talks Frankly To Another
Date: 07/25/25 Length: 00:41:39
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Greetings, Happy Warriors, and welcome to the Rabbi Daniel Lapin show, where I your rabbi, reveal how the world really works. Thanks for being part of the show, and thank you for subscribing and thank you for your participation. As you know, you are welcome to become a member of the Happy Warrior community, and when that happens, I enjoy communicating with you on the Happy Warrior website and enjoying the conversation and the insights that I get from your participation. So it's not just one way communication. This may not be quite as interactive as the old style talk radio shows on terrestrial radio. I used to be the host of a show like that in Seattle. I was a host of a show like that on ksfo in San Francisco for a number of years and and now I'm enjoying the wonderful world of podcasting. But one of the ways to keep it or to make it a little bit interactive, is through the conversation aspect the community side of it, and that takes place in the community at the website, we happywarriors.com and this, dear Happy Warriors is perhaps the most exciting thing we have currently. It's certainly something I've been very enthusiastic about for a while. And that is, of course, that for members of the we happy warrior community, we have a special weekly bonus audio program in which I discuss things that I don't speak about very often in public. And this week, for instance, if you were a member of our Happy Warrior community, you would go to the We Happy Warrior website, and you'd see the bonus program for this week, and there you will listen to an discussion on selling, on the profession of selling, and also an explanation for why it is that nearly 80% of the human resources professionals in the United States of America are women. Is this anti male bigotry? Are men not being employed? Are men being gotten rid of? Are men being underpaid? Well, how do you explain the fact that so many human resource positions, Chief Human Resource Officer, all women, 80% of them are women. What's going on there? And we discuss that, and what we discuss also the reason that you shouldn't think of a sales professional as being the contemporary equivalent of Willie in Arthur Miller's horrible play Death of a Salesman. No, the field, the profession of selling, is not only reputable, it is also secure and it satisfies a masculine need for a masculine profession. You want to know what all that means? Well, obviously, I don't talk about it in public. It's far too dangerous, but there it is on the bonus podcast on the we happy warriors website, for those of you, we are so grateful to for being members. 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And if you have been listening for a while, or if you have read Thou Shalt prosper, or Business Secrets from the Bible, or our Thought Tools over the years, then you already know something that the vast majority of people do not know, which is that making money is a collaborative enterprise. You cannot do it without other people. Here's a simple analysis. Let us imagine that you know, let's say your work is being a plumber, shall we say, or being a seamstress, repairing clothing. Would you or. Selling clothing. Would you rather live in a prosperous neighborhood of successful and wealthy people, or would you rather live in a poverty stricken slum? And the answer is, you're going to do much better if you live among other people who are doing well. If you're living in a poverty stricken slum, people will do with leaking faucets and broken pipes. They're not going to spend money to fix them. So as a plumber, you're a plumber out of luck. And so it is with whatever other goods or services you provide to your fellow human beings, to the other children of God around you, you really are better off if they have a few dollars. And so it is that that is true for me and for you and for all of us. And so ensuring that as many people as possible can boost their income is in our interest, in everybody's. And so that's why you can obtain for absolutely no money at all, a free download. It's an e book. You get a book called Boost Your Income. You can go on to Rabbi Daniel lapin.com and look for it. Or you can go to we happywarriors.com and look for it. There. You'll have no trouble downloading it, and it will be all yours. And I can tell you that it will have changed. Will cause change in your life positive changes in terms of your financial destiny. Think about it. I mean, could you think of three really bad things to do that would hurt your income? Could you think of three dreadful mistakes to make that could hurt your income? You know? Yeah, one of them is having an affair and getting your picture of you and your paramour put up on a screen in an audience of 60,000 people, as happened to the former CEO of the data company called astronomer who lost his job. Yeah. So that would be one way to hurt your income. Could you think of another two ways to hurt you. Of course you could. And now, can you think of three ways to enhance your income, three things that you could do that would do well for your career? Well, that's what the book boost your income is all about, three things that can your career. So go for that, and let us move on to the topic of today's show, which is a message from one African American to another. The person issuing the message is me. I'm an African American as I was born on the African continent. Even lived there a number of years and then became a proud American citizen. And so by definition, yes, I am an African American, and I am sending a message to another African American, who is that? Zoran Mamdani, you might say, a Ugandan American, a man who was born in Uganda and who is hoping to become the next mayor of New York? No, now I don't have anything interesting to say to him. I don't want to hear anything interesting, but it's to another African American, a more famous one. His name is Elon Musk. Now before you start laughing at me, let me assure you that not for a single millisecond does it cross my mind that Elon Musk will ever hear this, and even if he did that, he'd be in any way interested in it. That's not what this is about. The truth is, although I'm calling it a message from one African American to another, this is really all for you, you happy warriors. It's all for you. This is a podcast with information that enables you to live your life more effectively through advancing your families, your finances, your friendships, your fitness and your faith, the five fundamental indispensable areas of life and how they integrate with one another into one collaborative, cohesive system. So that's what we do on this podcast, right? And the format today is in the form of a message to Elon Musk. Now, before I go very much further, let me tell you that
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I don't know the man at all, but I did take the time to read Walter Isaacson's biography, which, again, I found fascinating. This is not a general book recommendation. It's not necessarily something you'd invest a lot of your life hours into reading, but if I was going to be talking about Elon Musk, it didn't seem reasonable to do so without having read what is a very good, definitive biography. And I'm actually. Be even impressed that Elon Musk okayed it. He let Walter Isaacson follow him around, I believe for maybe more than a year, maybe two years, he certainly it was a major, major commitment. He shadowed him, and he had access to him and access to the people he worked with. And so I got to know a little bit about Elon Musk. No one can ever hope to know a whole lot about such an unusual figure. And he really, he strides like a colossus across the American or the world financial landscape and I have to say that, you know, and I can't say I admire him as a human being or as a person or as an intellect or as no, none of those things. But he is notable. He is very significant, and he has achieved the most remarkable things. I think, if Elon Musk never does another thing, if he retired tomorrow, which he'll never do, but if he did, he right away, even now, takes his place among the titans of American commercial enterprise. Cornelius Vanderbilt, right shipping, railroads, John Rockefeller, Standard Oil, Andrew Carnegie Steel, the Carnegie Steel Company, JP Morgan in a banking these are all names you all know, right? The Henry Frick. Henry Clay Frick, one of the ways you might know him is museums. He was a big art collector, and also coal and steel. Henry Ford. Henry Ford Elon Musk is no less significant a person in American business history than Henry Ford, Thomas Edison, in terms of innovator coming up with astounding things, Hearst in publishing, Ray Kroc comes to mind, right? The guy who built McDonald's hamburgers. These are, you know, giants on the American commercial landscape, Sam Walton, Walmart, Warren Buffett, Bill Gates himself, Bezos, Steve Jobs. I mean, the names pop out, you know, Elon Musk takes his place in that remarkable collection of amazing human beings, people of really, well, amazing business titans of America, no question about it. So with all those admirable characteristics and achievements, I thought, Okay, now let me think to myself, what would be the three biggest areas of failure that I would lay at the feet of Elon Musk. And again, I stress that I don't think that he would know about it or care about it. He operates on an entirely different level. And so again, I'm not saying this because I want him to hear I'm not trying to improve Elon Musk, but I am committed to bringing you information that can help you improve your life. And so bear with me for a moment as I identify what I think are the three main failures of Elon Musk, the three areas in which I would say these are the opposite of building. PayPal, an incredible achievement. SpaceX, unbelievable. Tesla, remarkable. What are three failures of Elon Musk? Okay, so the first one is he is astonishingly quick to burn bridges. Now I won't pretend to know anything about what really goes on behind the scenes. What happened between him and President Trump, I have no idea, but to all intents and purposes, it certainly appears as if these two men who did so much during their brief collaboration, broke up in a way, and I'm not talking about the President now his own discussion, but only talking about Elon Musk, the African American, and looking at him from his point of view, he was close the President of the United States owed him a great deal, and I think was willing Probably to retain a friendship and an affiliation, but that ended up in an almost childish I'm not saying the President was blameless by any means, but talking only about Elon Musk. Yeah, he really did put him out, and it seemed as if the bridge was burnt. And seems as if that is, then again, from Walter Isaacson's biography of Elon Musk. There are a whole lot of other people that he ended relationships with, but it didn't need to be in a contentious way that severed the friendship, severed the connection. And in the business world, I have seen people end relationships, end formal business relationships, but retain warmth and mute. Respect. It's not easy. You've got to be taught how to do it. It's not it doesn't come naturally. But somebody with the remarkable capabilities of Elon Musk, surely you would have thought, you know, wouldn't he have gone out of his way? He he broke up with the co founder of Tesla was a guy called Martin Eberhard. And Martin Eberhard is, is a brilliant car man, and it's, it's possible, you know, to clash over the direction of which Tesla must go. And, I mean, I don't know the details, but the bridges are burnt. They had a public dispute and lawsuits and mutually contentious public it was a it was unnecessary. Musk started PayPal with Peter Thiel. And again, you know, they when that relationship ended, bridges were burnt. There was a very important guy at Tesla called Jim Keller, a software man. And again, that ended badly, a company called Open AI, which I think their main product is chat, GBT, and so it's an AI company, and that was built with Sam Altman. And again, when Musk fell out, he co founded open eye, but he fell out with Sam Altman, and again, you know, unnecessarily, surely life would be better professionally and socially, if he would have retained ongoing friendships. And it should have been possible, because that's what people would like to achieve. There may be hurt feelings, but you get over them, and you protect and preserve the relationship. But with Sam Altman, the Elon Musk burnt the bridge. There were people when Elon Musk took over Twitter, there were people that he fired, but again, he didn't just fire. It's understandable. New owner comes in. People have to leave, but it can be done in a way that is not public and not insulting and doesn't basically end any relationship whatsoever. Do you remember that time and again? I mean, Elon Musk is so remarkable, but you remember that time where kids were stuck in a cave in Thailand, and Elon Musk jumped in and designed a sort of mini submarine to get people out and force for again, no apparent reason. Elon attacked a guy called Vernon Unsworth, who was the chief rescuer on that operation. And again, I mean total destruction of the relationship. They could have collaborated. They should have, they did. But in the end, the relationship was destroyed. I think. Again, I don't know too many of details, but he definitely, Elon Musk definitely fell out with Bill Gates. And what happened is Bill Gates shorted Tesla stock, you know, to bet in the stock market that stock will go down, and it's not good for a company if significant investors do that. And so Elon Musk attacked Bill Gates, but again, it was done in a way that that really just shattered the relationship. So I'd say that that is one very noticeable that I'm going to call that floor number one in Elon Musk for today's discussion. Now I'm not going to suggest that when compared to other prominent leaders in American business that Elon Musk's predictions are wildly worse. I mean, even a relatively staid leader like, shall we say, Jamie Dimon, who's the CEO of JPMorgan Chase, you know, he's had his fair share of bad predictions. They were somewhat more technical, I would say so.
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There were some very serious trading issues at JP Morgan's London department in, I don't know, 1015, years ago, something like that. And he dismissed it, you know, he said it's a storm in a teacup, but it wasn't. It turned into a big loss, but Okay, fine. This was, you know, in his company, he's a couple of times he's given warnings of a recession that that haven't, sort of actually materialized noticeably. He's spoken about inflation going crazy. He's spoken about crack up in the bond market. And these were all predictions that you know were not accurate at all, but, but in the case of Elon Musk, there really are. Very different indeed. And there's sort of things that everybody can relate to. You know, if somebody said to me, you know, how serious is the financial performance, the trading issue in JPMorgan Chase's London office in when it was 2010 or 2012 you know, it just wouldn't have grabbed me. But what happened was, in 2016 Elon Musk, loudly and prominently claimed that a Tesla would drive itself from Los Angeles to New York by the end of 2017 and I remember this, and I remember saying at the time, that's not going to happen. It's not that I'm an expert on autonomous car technology, but I just have a sense of how the world really works. And driving from Los Angeles to New York, there are too many unknowns. I don't see it happening in a year. I really don't from 2016 to 27 Well, of course, it didn't happen. You know, I wasn't a genius. Pretty much everybody realized that was ridiculous. And the truth is that that even now, right, we're halfway through 2025 and we're still nowhere near a car being able to drive by itself from Los Angeles to New York not going to happen in 2019 Elon told us that by 2020 again, in a year, we're going to see a million self driving taxis on the street by 2020, a million self driving taxis. At the moment, not a single fleet of robot taxis has been launched. As far as I know. I'm pretty sure that hasn't happened yet. It's still an idea. You know, he said things like, the only hope of future civilization is to migrate to Mars. I dismiss that as complete rubbish, the idea that artificial intelligence is dangerous and can threaten the survival of humanity. I said it at the time, complete and utter rubbish, and he doesn't say that anymore, to give him his due. But he did say that SpaceX would have humans on Mars by last year, by 2024 he said that repeatedly, there were many, many times. And you know that's not that SpaceX is nowhere near sending human beings. And he said regular Mars flights, they're going to be starship trips to Mars within it's not happening. You know, then, of course, what happened was that he was being into the solar roof thing, and he had cousins who he put into the business. And I don't know the details, but it was a big mess. It's not been going well. But in 2016 when he developed and presented to the world these idea, or this idea of roof tiles, and I think they were under the Tesla brand, and he said that, you know, really quickly everybody would be adopting these things. Well, you know, that hasn't happened. So he really does make a lot of firm predictions about the future. Here's another one. Do you remember? Do you remember the whole issue of big 18 wheelers? Tesla 18 wheelers? So back in 2017 we saw the first one. It seems like yesterday. I remember it so clearly. But they promised that these things are going to be delivered and going to be on the road in numbers by 2019 so that that isn't the case. It's not there very few of them operating and the ramp up is not happening. I don't really understand his neuralink work, but I do know that about five years ago, maybe six years ago, he said that neuralink would begin human brain implant trials within a year. Well, the first trial actually was last year, in 2024, and it's not, it's not racing ahead, and that's that, you know, that's, that's about it. Oh, one, one more case. I don't understand why he did this again. You know, when it comes to the future, he's not that good. Tesla will go private at $420 you remember that he tweeted? It was on tweet, he said funding secured were the words to take Tesla private at $420 a share. And wow, people went crazy. That's amazing at the time. This was big, big news. Well, of course, it didn't happen. And what it what did happen is that the Security and Exchange Commission, sec sued, and they, I think they got a fine from Elon of $40 million sounds like a lot of money, right? Anyway. So, so number two in the list of Elon's floors are really bad prediction. Number one was he burns bridges. Number two, he makes bad predictions. And here's Elon flaw. Number three in the message from one African American to another, although it's not really to him, this is just for us. And the third floor is the way he fathers kids. Elon has 14 children with four different mothers, and he's quite pleased with that, because he is not planning on slowing down. Apparently, he is engaged in securing the services of yet other women in order to Father more children. Now, again, giving him credit, he absolutely provides for the mothers and the children. There's no, there's no he's very solid on that, no question about it. But the problem is that he's not being a father to those 14 children. Why do I say because it's impossible, with all he is doing and the frenetic pace at which he operates his many businesses, the notion that he's actually fathering 14 children not happening. And secondly, I want to point out that in the Lord's language, in Hebrew, there is no word for a single parent. God is revealing a great deal by showing us in his language that the word parents only exists as a plural. See, in English, you can say a parent, I'm a parent, but in Hebrew, you can't. You can only say we are parents. So I can say Susan and I are parents. I can't say I am a parent, because parenting is a man woman, occupation, it can't be done by one person. And so enough said, I think Elon is very is good for providing financial support for his four wives and 14 children, but he's not giving them what they really need, which is a mother and a father raising them at home. That's not happening. So again, the three floors burns bridges makes bad predictions about the future. Only kind of prediction there really is right and the way he's not providing parents for his children. So what is the unifying factor there? What is the common denominator? How do we explain that a an African American of such incredible capability makes these three mistakes, burning bridges, bad predictions and not father and not being parents to his 14 children, and here is the answer, I believe that the answer is that Elon Musk doesn't get the idea of past or future, particularly future now, he builds very futuristic things, of course, but his predictions about the future are not correct. Now, you obviously can say that aiming for the stars means, you know, he reaches very, very high levels, even if he doesn't reach what he aimed for. And I'm not disputing that at all, but what I am saying is that he burns bridges. That's not a wise thing to do to make predictions that consistently that do not work out, that's not a wise thing to do, and to bring 14 children into the world that are never going to have parents, that also not a wise thing to do. So what is the feature? I think the common feature, primarily, is a failure to get the future. It's more than not getting it intellectually, it's like not on his landscape at all, even emotionally and viscerally, he doesn't get it. Because if he did, like, you know, almost any normal person would take a grip of himself, no matter how angry he is with somebody. And he's going to say, you know,
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you know, you never know. The world has a funny way of turning around. Things change. Who knows if, down the road, I'm not going to really want a relationship with this person, so we have to terminate our business relationship, but I'm going to figure out a way to do that without destroying the human relationship. That's what normal people do. But if you don't have a sense of if it's not on your radar screen at all, you're only in the present, well then why on earth would you think that? And I am fairly sure that there is no other way to adequately explain just how easily and how frequently Elon Musk burns bridges, meaning that he has no future, no possibility of a future connection or relationship with these people. Clearly, the future is just not on his on his screen at all. Secondly, bad pre. Addictions? Well, yeah, if you don't understand how the future works, and if you don't understand that in a sense, you can never know the future. If future is always going to surprise us in one way or another, you can, you can, very cautiously and gently get a little bit of a sense, and I'll talk more about that in just a moment, but bold proclamations about the future. You can only do that if you don't understand that the future is essentially unknowable. But it's not wise. It doesn't boost Elon Musk. It hurts him. And finally, number three, fathering kids. Yeah, so yeah, not an understanding of the future there. He brings these kids into the world, and he believes he's doing a good thing, because at least he's right on the fact that the problem facing most developing countries is a shortage of human beings who have been well educated and acculturated, as I'm sure his children will be but the again, not understanding that a future in which children are educated technically, but have no father is not good for the future to give birth to produce a Child and not make sure that that child has a mother and father raising that child in an intact family that's a failure to comprehend the future. We have a better sense of how those kids are going to turn out than he does when one of his children, very publicly, became estranged from him and renounced the musk last name that hurt him by all accounts. It certainly surprised him, but it didn't surprise you and me, because we have a better understanding of the future, producing a child like that, letting their child grow up to adolescents and teenagers without an intact family, you don't have a high probability of producing a
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loving, good, healthy, in every way, child and in fear. In fact, so far, that does not look as if happened. Indeed, it bore out. So our relationship to the future is essentially spiritual. That's what we have to understand. I can understand the present if all I understand about the world is the physical and the material. Because in the present, everything, pretty much is it's right there. Now I won't be fully as effective as I could be, because certain aspects of the present certainly have spiritual overtone, in advertising, in decisions, economic decisions people make, in decisions people make based on love and desire. You know, there are, they are. But in general, the present is here. You can it's right here, you can perceive it easily. The future, you can only perceive through your spiritual powers, right? It's the same way as Can you can you perceive God only through your spiritual powers? Because he is not standing visibly in front of you, doesn't mean he's not there, means that you need to use your spiritual ability to perceive it. If you have not developed your spiritual ability, you won't perceive him. That's all. It's like. You know anything else? If there are people who have not trained their powers of observation, and I'm sure you've had this experience where you might say to somebody you know that was really interesting, the badge that guy was wearing in his lapel, and the person you're with who spent exactly the same amount of time as you did with that person said, Well, I didn't see. What was he wearing in his lapel. If you don't have certain capabilities, the things you don't see. If you don't have spiritual capability, you don't see God, that's all. And if you don't have spiritual capability, you do not see the future, that's really important. So how do you develop that thing? In order to see the future a little bit more clearly, you have to develop the effort faith. That's why, in the five indispensable Fs that we specialize in teaching, whether to our coaching clients or whether it's to readers of the book or listeners to the podcast. Focus very much on making sure people understand the interaction between family and finance and faith and fitness and friendship and fit. Faith is a very important part of that in terms of understanding the future. And so let me, let me give you four specific ways to work on this. Well, first of all, realizing and assuring yourself and getting to understand that the way the world really works is. Is that the 5f apply at all times and in all places. They really are universal principle. And so clearly, you have to work on understanding and wrapping your head around the five F's, and above all, their integration, and how that how faith connects to family and how faith connects to finances, and how faith connects to friendship, and how faith connects even to your relationship with your own body. So that's, you know, that's obviously our book, the holistic you and it's the way we train people and work with clients. Okay, all under number two, you've got to detach your ego if you want to understand the faith aspect, and that means understanding the future, detach your ego. Now that's easier said than done, because we all have egos, men more than women, but that's one of the reasons we speak about the intuitive ability of women. I'll tell you, blanket in general, women see the future better than men. You know why? Less compelling egos, and you can see that, right? Women in general will very often put forward an idea diffidently, as if they're unsure about it. Men will bluster forward. Many men will, and most men, I'll say, with aggressive confidence. Okay, it's a difference. Well, when it comes to seeing the future, understanding the future, it is necessary to detach your ego as much as possible. And again, I talk other in other places about exercises to do that and to make sure that can detach your ego, because it's not possible to make correct determinations about the future, both in terms of what other people are going to do, what you ought to do, what the future might look like that you should prepare for. Cannot do that if your ego is running thing to just let me give you just one tip. I know this sounds crazy, but truth often does, doesn't it? If you want to work on devoting some time to understanding the spiritual aspects of the future, one of the best ways to detach your ego is to fast. That's right, to spend a day without eating or drinking, and then devote after you've at the end of the day before, after you've done that, before you break that fast, before you eat or drink anything. Spend the last hour of your fast or maybe earlier than that. It doesn't have to be the last hour, but in in the second half of your fast day, spend, give yourself an uninterrupted hour without your telephone and without anyone interrupting or disturbing you just thinking, and as much as possible, do that in a dark room because you're trying to minimize physical stimulus. Food is a very important one. Drink is a very important one, and what comes through your eyes is very important. So dark room, after you fasted for a good few hours, spend the last little while of your fast contemplating and thinking these through. You'll be amazed. What enters your mind. You are opening your mind to spiritual emanations. You will be astonished. So number one is understand the universal applicability of the five F's. Number two, detach your ego. Number three, wrap yourself around the concept that change is one of the big rules of reality. Change is a reality. Recognize that change comes all the time, and that change is normal. That's it. And finally, please protect yourself from the prognostications of experts. Protect yourself, because the more you get rubbish input, the harder it is to tune in to the soft, spiritual emanation that really do reveal the future. And today, it's almost impossible to turn on your computer or your or your phone without having someone I'm putting the word experts in quotation marks, okay without having experts telling you what's about to happen. And again, Jamie Dimon of JP, Morgan Chase got it wrong many times. He was an expert. He is an expert. No question about it. He's a huge expert in finance, and there are so many things Elon Musk is an expert in, but predictions are not one of them. Don't just protect yourself from those prognostications of experts and in doing so, you'll learn to don't pay attention to what people say, pay attention to what they do, and that'll give you a much better idea of the direction things are going to take. I've shared with you in the past that when it came to political predictions, I usually turn to the betting side. Yeah, because what speech is cheap, people will say anything. But when you put money down on a bet for the future, you get a much better idea of what a lot of people are thinking. So watch how people behave, and you get the wisdom of the crowd to whatever extent that exists. But those are the ways in which you can focus on and develop the future very effectively indeed. So don't forget to get yourself your own copy of the free download eBook. Boost Your Income and make sure also that you are a member of the Happy Warrior community. Join our community and be part of it and derive the benefits of camaraderie with other people who share your values and with other people who trying to achieve just what you're trying to achieve. And doing all of that in the company of like minded people is what the we happy warriors community is all about. And finally, because it is so very important to grasp the 5f system, make sure you get yourself your own copy of our book, the holistic you, which, by the way, also has an accompanying workbook. And I strongly recommend both those things for your attention. So happy warriors, that brings us to the end of today's show. And so I, in all humility and with enormous affection, bid you farewell for another week and hope you have a week of growing onwards and upwards in your families, your finances, your fitness, your friendships and your faith. God bless you.
