I just watched Tesla’s latest self-driving footage…
Heading straight to the dealership with no driver at the wheel.
And what happened next completely shocked me.
Tesla’s Next Move Is Bigger Than It Looks
Tesla isn’t just rolling out EVs anymore — it’s opening the door to its next stage of disruption.
In Arizona, the company just earned permission to launch its own ride-hailing network — a move signaling that transport is shifting under our feet.
At the same time, a surprising partnership looms: Tesla’s deciding to plug Apple CarPlay into its vehicles, suggesting the firm may finally open its software gate.
And behind the scenes: Musk’s record-breaking pay package and European sales slips show this isn’t just innovation — it’s high-stakes change.
If you’re wondering where the real leverage is now, it’s in the transitions others ignore.
Elf Labs controls 500+ trademarks & copyrights tied to some of the most valuable characters on earth — including Cinderella, Snow White, Peter Pan, Pinocchio and more. These are the same types of assets media giants spend billions acquiring.
But Elf isn’t an early-stage idea anymore. In the last 12 months alone, they’ve brought in 2,200 investors, secured a nationwide T-Mobile–backed telecom deal, launched multiple productions on patented interactive content, and signed a distribution partnership reaching 200M+ TVs. And this is just the beginning.
Their team has a $6B+ licensing track record and has already generated $15M+ in royalties for Elf.
This is the rarest kind of opportunity:
A later-stage, high-traction company… still available at an early-stage price.
The Catch? Limited shares remain.
The Compass Ahead
Companies that thrive in big transitions aren’t the ones in front of the camera — they’re the ones working while everyone watches the show.
Watch for who builds the ride-hailing fleet, integrates your phone, wins the regulation pivot.
This isn’t a product story — it’s a positioning story. And Tesla is already building for the next chapter.
