This is a day in Elon Musk’s busy schedule.

If you find it difficult to keep a job, then it is not surprising that all three high-ranking roles Elon Musk make their days “long and difficult”.

Musk, who is currently the CEO of Tesla, SpaceX and until recently on Twitter, spoke about his busy schedule during an interview at The Wall Street Journal’s board summit on Tuesday.

“My days are very long and complex, as you can imagine,” Musk said in comments published by CNBC, adding that “a lot of context switches… Context switches are pretty painful.”

The billionaire businessman, who somehow also finds time to tweet regularly to his 141 million Twitter followers, said he tries to manage his schedule so that it’s “predominantly one company on one day.” At least that’s the goal.

Clarifying, he said that Tuesday would be “Tesla day” but added that it could “end up on Twitter late tonight and tomorrow will also be part Tesla day, half Twitter, and then Thursday will be half day.” SpaceX”. , half a Tesla is like a day.” So yes, one day the company obviously does not always succeed.

Stating what seemed obvious, the master juggler said that their roles are “somewhat intertwined” and confirmed that “time management is extremely difficult” for him.

He said he has a part-time assistant who helps him manage his schedule, although he mostly manages it on his own, most often at 2am with his head hitting his pillow.

Of course, Musk himself chose to remain CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, just as it was his decision to join Twitter, which he acquired in October for $44 billion. He also led the program there until recently, when he appointed Linda Iaccarino as new CEO from the company, a move that can take you a couple of hours every day.

And when he’s not running companies, Musk’s busy mind tends to think of new ones, like The Boring Company, a business he founded in 2016 to build high-speed underground transportation systems, and Neuralink, which he co-founded in 2016 to develop brain. interfaces -implantable computer.

The year before, Musk also co-founded OpenAI, the much-discussed generative AI startup made famous by the ChatGPT chatbot. Musk is no longer affiliated with OpenAI, so with all the buzz around AI right now, don’t be surprised if he launches another business in the same sector, even if it means spending a little less time on your other projects.