Elon Musk admitted to making mistakes in his first two months in charge of Twitter as he attempts to mold the social media platform to his vision.
Musk appeared on the All-In podcast with his fellow Silicon Valley investors David Sacks and Jason Calacanis to discuss his business efforts at the company. There, he discussed his mistakes and his predictions of rapid improvement in the company's operation shortly.
"You're going to swing for the fences, you're going to strike out a bit more, but we're going to swing for the fences here at Twitter, and we're going to do it quickly," the billionaire added.
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