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Posted on EVANNEX on December 22, 2020 by Matt Pressman

The Wall Street Journal spent some time recently with Elon Musk. What transpired turned out to be a surprising (and often fascinating) interview. That said, most post-interview buzz only highlighted one thing: Elon's move from California to Texas. Big news, granted, but during Elon's discussion with WSJ editor-in-chief Matt Murray, Musk revealed some valuable insight into his personal keys to innovation. 

Between Tesla, SpaceX, The Boring Company, and Neuralink, Elon Musk definitely has his hands full. That said, he always innovates — often in established industries ripe for disruption. So how does he do it?

After analyzing the WSJ interview, Minda Zetlin at Inc. notes that creating innovative products is "absolutely learnable" according to Musk. In the end, the path to innovation all comes down to answering a few simple questions.