Tesla Just Made a Car Fly. AI Writes My Blog. The Future Showed Up Early!

On Thursday night, October 15, Tesla did something I honestly never expected to see in my lifetime. At a SpaceX test site in McGregor, Texas, Elon Musk unveiled the brand-new Tesla Roadster. Then he made it fly.

Well, sort of. Stick with me, because there's a lesson in here about AI, blogging, and sharing your voice that I think you'll like.

The Roadster raced up a giant curved ramp and used a fan-powered suction system to stay stuck to it until it was hanging completely upside down. Then cold-gas thrusters, built with help from SpaceX, launched it off the ramp, flipped it in midair, and set it down safely. In another demo it jumped right over a row of cars and a semi-truck.

Tesla also says it goes from 0 to 60 mph in under one second. Musk summed it up this way: "Turns out the future does have flying cars."

To be fair, nobody was behind the wheel during the stunts, production isn't planned until 2028, there's no price yet, and whether owners will truly fly or just hop is still an open question. But I watched it with my jaw on the floor.

Here's why this grabbed me. For most of my life, having a blog meant hiring a web designer, learning code, or staring at a blank page for hours wondering what to say.

Today, every single post on this blog has been created with AI. It's not quite a sports car flipping upside down over a semi-truck. But if you'd told me ten years ago that I could share a few rough notes and have a finished, well-written article on my own website minutes later, I'd have said, "Sure, and cars will fly."

Well. Here we are.

I've written posts here with the AI built right into Builder by HBA, the website and blog builder from The Home Business Academy. I've used ChatGPT. And now I'm using Claude AI.

In fact, this very post was started and created with Claude AI, connected directly to my Home Business Academy website and blog. I gave it my idea, the Tesla video, and a few notes. It researched the event, wrote the draft, and saved it right here on my blog for me to review before it went live.

Builder by HBA is just $25 a month, and you can blog as little or as much as you like. One post a month or one a day, it's up to you. Use the built-in AI, or connect your own ChatGPT or Claude if you already have one.

Write about your health journey, your favorite movies, your travels, your grandkids, your faith, your business, or whatever matters to you. It's your chance to let the world, or just the people you choose to share it with, know a little or a lot more about you, as you desire.

I put together an information page at chaseswift.com/voice that shows you how to actually join and get a blog of your own. Sign up there and you'll get a series of five short emails that walk you through the whole process, step by step. Here's a quick look:

If you live in one of the 36 U.S. states where it's available, I have a free method that pays me about $450 a month using three legal sweepstakes sites. No deposit and no credit card. That's more than enough cash flow to cover a $25 blog many times over, without touching your savings. I explain it all at chaseswift.com/vgw:

Put it together and here's what I'm offering. For $25 a month you can start blogging and sharing your voice with the help of AI. And if you'd rather not spend even that, I can show you a way to bring in enough to cover it, so this little venture doesn't come out of your pocket or your savings.

Tesla is still working on making flying cars real for everyday drivers. Sharing your story with the help of AI? That part is already here, and you don't have to wait until 2028.

— Chase Swift

Disclosure: I'm an affiliate of The Home Business Academy and may earn a commission if you join through my links, at no extra cost to you. The sweepstakes earnings mentioned here are my own personal results, not a promise or typical result. Yours will vary, and availability depends on your state and each site's eligibility rules.