Zero to one
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- Author：Peter Thiel
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Summary
Zero to oneNie bedzie nastepnego Billa Gatesa， ktory stworzy system operacyjny。 Kolejni Larry Page czy Siergiej Brin nie wymysla wyszukiwarki。 Jeszcze jeden Mark Zuckerberg nie zaproponuje serwisu spolecznosciowego。 Jezeli kopiujesz tych ludzi， to znaczy， ze niczego od nich sie nie nauczyles。\n[ze Wstepu]\n\Zero to One\" jest ksiazka， wynikajaca z doswiadczen autora， o tym， jak budowac firmy oparte na zupelnie nowych pomyslach， jak zamiast powielac w nieskonczonosc istniejace rozwiazania， tworzyc cos z niczego， przechodzic od zera do jednego。\nI chociaz nie ma formuly gwarantujacej sukces， bo kazda innowacja jest unikalna， to ksiazka ta wyznacza kierunek myslenia o prawdziwej przedsiebiorczosci。 Daje czytelne wskazowki i nieszablonowe rady。 Pokazuje， ze ludzie sukcesu potrafia dostrzec wartosc w nieoczekiwanych miejscach i ze technologia jest cudem， gdyz za jej pomoca mozemy osiagac wiecej za mniej， dzieki czemu nasze mozliwosci wchodza na wyzszy poziom。\n"
Reviews
Friza Noviandri
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By the ‘god father’ PayPal mafia himself。 Sharp thinking and his straight forward view of life， ventures and futures。
Jonathan Isaac-Okogie
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Grace
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Although I have no plans to join/create a start-up， I found this book to have a lot of great nuggets everyone can apply to their life （i。e， focusing on themselves/their own goals， the ires of competition， and how each moment only happens once， so to make use of it and not waste the opportunity it brings）。 Overall， it’s always interesting to read from the minds of truly genius people。
Frederick Reed
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I enjoyed parts of this book and disliked others。 My interest waned a bit towards the middle of it though it picked up again in the last few chapters。 Peter Thiel definitely has some unique insights but I'm getting a bit tired of advice from billionaires however。 At this point I would rather read books written by and for mortals like myself :） I enjoyed parts of this book and disliked others。 My interest waned a bit towards the middle of it though it picked up again in the last few chapters。 Peter Thiel definitely has some unique insights but I'm getting a bit tired of advice from billionaires however。 At this point I would rather read books written by and for mortals like myself :） 。。。more
Bhuvanesh Kandasamy
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 The book shares thoughts on how to build a successful business。 A successful business goes from zero to one， and cannot be replicated by its competitors。 Peter Thiel shares 7 principles in building a successful business。1） Technology - The company's technology should be 10x than its competitors to have meaningful impact2） Monopoly - The company should dominate atleast a niche market before expanding。 So it can grow with its existing cash flow and innovate with it in the future3） Timing - The bus The book shares thoughts on how to build a successful business。 A successful business goes from zero to one， and cannot be replicated by its competitors。 Peter Thiel shares 7 principles in building a successful business。1） Technology - The company's technology should be 10x than its competitors to have meaningful impact2） Monopoly - The company should dominate atleast a niche market before expanding。 So it can grow with its existing cash flow and innovate with it in the future3） Timing - The business should be relevant to the current market scenario4） Team - The business should have less members on the board and all the people should have meaningful relationships5） Distribution - The business should have proper sales/distribution people so it can reach its consumers effectively6） Durability - The business should keep in mind the durability factor and how competitors/certain regulations can have a big impact on its business7） Secret - The business should solve a problem which has not been solved before。One thought that caught my eye was the leaders of these companies do not talk about its monopolistic business but work silently to expand its competitive edge。 As explaining about its performance， tend to attract competition in its business。 。。。more
Nikolaos Kales
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A practical one。 Stays in the content， rather short yet useful。
Abhijeet Kumar
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Zero to One is what is promised on the cover; notes。It's an organised compilation of notes containing studies of different startups， business theories and other relevant event updates。 The book is entirely about the working behind the success （and failure） of businesses。For someone who wants to move from zero to that ONEth step， to found a startup， this book could serve as the reality checklist。 Zero to One is what is promised on the cover; notes。It's an organised compilation of notes containing studies of different startups， business theories and other relevant event updates。 The book is entirely about the working behind the success （and failure） of businesses。For someone who wants to move from zero to that ONEth step， to found a startup， this book could serve as the reality checklist。 。。。more
Ashwin Nadar
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"What valuable company is no one else building？" This book knocks it out of the park， with its contrarian， optimistic and definitive thesis towards creating long term value in the world。 Emphasis on Innovation driven Monopoly capitalism over Competition， with acknowledgement of the underlying power laws makes this book stand out。 "What valuable company is no one else building？" This book knocks it out of the park， with its contrarian， optimistic and definitive thesis towards creating long term value in the world。 Emphasis on Innovation driven Monopoly capitalism over Competition， with acknowledgement of the underlying power laws makes this book stand out。 。。。more
Vachik Khachatryan
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The book was mainly about how important are monopolies and what secrets they have behind their multy billion companies。
Ashutosh Kumar
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Amazing book for someone who wants to explore about Startups
Pujain
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This is a must read for anyone wanting to have an impact in the world。 Shattered and formed many of my perceptions about technology， innovation， globalization and much more
Alejandro Tovar
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Revelador。 Muchas verdades difíciles de leer para economistas dogmáticos。
Antonio
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Jennifer
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“No matter how many trends can be traced， the future won’t happen on its own。。。。 we cannot take for granted that the future will be better and that means we need to work to create it today。”
Sindi Sikhakhane
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This is one of the books that keeps you turning the pages but if you don’t like to dig deeper into yourself and can’t bear the thought that in order to get to the top of the mountain you will fall a number of times then you will keep looking for others to blame or tha others hassle it easy you will miss the teachings of the book
Alex P
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Very insightful。 Better than any business textbook I've ever read。 Thiel thinks differently and delivers some great nuggets for anyone wishing to launch a business-a must read。 Very insightful。 Better than any business textbook I've ever read。 Thiel thinks differently and delivers some great nuggets for anyone wishing to launch a business-a must read。 。。。more
Abdullah Naeem
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The book is good and has great practical points to learn for Entrepreneurs， extracted from real life examples of startups from different aspects。
Krishnan Parthasarathy
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Good Read。 How to start from Zero and Achieve the success。 Slow， Steady and Patience will definitely win the raise of wealth and popularity。 Very Much recommended for the New Entrepreneur's。 Good Read。 How to start from Zero and Achieve the success。 Slow， Steady and Patience will definitely win the raise of wealth and popularity。 Very Much recommended for the New Entrepreneur's。 。。。more
Nada El Garhy
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Its a good book， make you think of many aspects you havent thought of before， most useful to tech startups
Lan-Anh
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Though this book is more about Peter Thiel's point of view and his experience with the "PayPal Mafia"， many sections are familiar to what I learned and believed。 Also， I like the way it was written: clear and straightforward。From "0 to 1" here not only means to start from 0 but also means to become a kind of "monopoly" by offering unique product that no other competitors in the market can follow you。 At the end of the day， it does not matter whether you entered the market earliest or not - what Though this book is more about Peter Thiel's point of view and his experience with the "PayPal Mafia"， many sections are familiar to what I learned and believed。 Also， I like the way it was written: clear and straightforward。From "0 to 1" here not only means to start from 0 but also means to become a kind of "monopoly" by offering unique product that no other competitors in the market can follow you。 At the end of the day， it does not matter whether you entered the market earliest or not - what is more important is that you can last in the market until the end。 。。。more
Midhun
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A must read。 But maybe not for everyone。 It can give a different perspective on startups！
Ananth
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Zero to one is one of those books I would reread again n again like Potter or lotr。 It's pretty insightful and sheds light on many microevents which might not be understood otherwise。 Peter theil starts the with a bold statement。 We cannot learn from the success of current top successful ppl。 Bill gates， Steve jobs or any current leaders。 Supported by his reasoning that the premise of their success journey is irrelevant today。 Hence we cannot expect same success by following their path。One of th Zero to one is one of those books I would reread again n again like Potter or lotr。 It's pretty insightful and sheds light on many microevents which might not be understood otherwise。 Peter theil starts the with a bold statement。 We cannot learn from the success of current top successful ppl。 Bill gates， Steve jobs or any current leaders。 Supported by his reasoning that the premise of their success journey is irrelevant today。 Hence we cannot expect same success by following their path。One of the most insightful this is his classification of generations and nations using how they see the future。 A perpetual optimist and a perpetual optimist。He remarks that the whole world sees china as a successful nation except for china。 It seems that they are perpetual pessimistic nation。 Hence they work relentlessly and plan meticulously。 While post cold war USA is perpetually optimistic hence over investment in future。 China's future might be secure but current life is miserable。 USA future is doubtful （dot。com bubble， real-estate bubble and more to come） but current life is way better。 He hints moderation is seen in European life where they react to things as they come。A perpetual optimistic view is the reason y so many scams r done today。。。 This view encourages ppl to invest more on future， the excessive fund accumulation by banks makes them to make lavish plans sponsoring risky businesses and this environment breeds scammers。 Hence malya and other scammers。 Coz india shifted from perpetual pessimistic to perpetual optimistic nation。 Poverty porn to diligent workforce。 。。。more
Junhui
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Technologies should not only be software products， they should also be any tools and skills that can improve productivity and rationality of people's decisions。 Technologies should not only be software products， they should also be any tools and skills that can improve productivity and rationality of people's decisions。 。。。more
Ice Retards
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Really love on definite optimism， and how it has brought about a lot of advancement compared to indefinite optimism， which only brought about a lot of bankers
Hussain Hamadi
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Zero to one Peter ThielSelf development Pages 195。。مرحباً يا اصدقاء، كتاب اليوم سيكون كتاب عن الاقتصاد وادارة المشاريع الجديدة والناجحة 🙂 。في أحد بعده موجود؟！😅 طيب بدون ما اطول عليكم المراجعة للكتاب كالتالي :。بدايةً جذبني عنوان الكتاب من فترة لما شفته في قاعة انتظار عيادة اسنان [ وللعلم كان عندهم مجموعة كتب 😊] وهو ما جعل فترة انتظاري غير مزعجة بالمرة！😅وقرأت الكتاب على الكندل والصورة من احد الحسابات بالانستقرام。。مؤلف الكتاب Peter Thiel واللي هو الماني الاصل ولكن امريكي الجنسية وواحد من اكبر مؤسسي Zero to one Peter ThielSelf development Pages 195。。مرحباً يا اصدقاء، كتاب اليوم سيكون كتاب عن الاقتصاد وادارة المشاريع الجديدة والناجحة 🙂 。في أحد بعده موجود؟！😅 طيب بدون ما اطول عليكم المراجعة للكتاب كالتالي :。بدايةً جذبني عنوان الكتاب من فترة لما شفته في قاعة انتظار عيادة اسنان [ وللعلم كان عندهم مجموعة كتب 😊] وهو ما جعل فترة انتظاري غير مزعجة بالمرة！😅وقرأت الكتاب على الكندل والصورة من احد الحسابات بالانستقرام。。مؤلف الكتاب Peter Thiel واللي هو الماني الاصل ولكن امريكي الجنسية وواحد من اكبر مؤسسين شركة pay pal المحفظة الالكترونية طبعاً سامعين بها وكان معاه في الشركة مجموعة اطلقوا عليهم اسم المافيا ومنهم : 。بعد نجاح عملية نقل الاموال الكترونياً واستفادة الـ Pay pal mafia كل واحد منهم اصبح صاحب مشروع خاص به （شاهد الصور المرفقة） 。。ما علينا الله يرزقهم ويرزقنا بعد المهم بيتر حط في كتابه هذا تحليلات للسوق الامريكي ولمعظم اشهر الشركات فيه مثل Apple و Amazon و Google و HP والعديد وبين بتحليل كيف بعض هذه الشركات توسعت وكيف بعضها فقد مساحته بالسوق وتراجع تصنيفه العام。。ومن خلال ثلاثة افكار رئيسية طرحها وتوسع بشرحها وضع بيتر الخطوط العريضة لفكرة انشاء اي مشروع جديد وكيف ينتقل الواحد من صفر الى واحد بمعنى توجد شيء من العدم بدل من يكون مجرد رقم اضافي وامتداد لمشاريع مكرره وهذا هو تعريف عنوان الكتاب！。كما تناول مفهوم الاحتكار في السوق والذي ليس بالضرورة ان يكون خطأ وضرورة التسويق للمنتج بحيث يحمل المنتج مواصفات مرغوبة وان يكون للمنتج علامة تجارية خاصة به يُعرف من خلالها في السوق، هذا وعدد كثير من المفاهيم والامثلة التي توضح ذلك ولا اود افساد متعة قراءة الكتاب عليكم。。الكتاب مفيد وسهل وافكاره واضحة ويتعمق بتسلسل جداً واضح راح اترككم مع بعض الاقتباسات。。اتمنى اكون عطيتكم فكرة بسيطة وواضحة عن الكتاب وان شاء الله نشوفكم اصحاب مشاريع ناجحة بالمستقبل 😁。المراجعة المختصرة في الانستقرام 👇🏻👇🏻https://www。instagram。com/p/CP8qxUBh6。。。。بعض الاقتباسات 👇🏻“ Founders should share a prehistory before the start a company together— otherwise they’re just rolling dice “ “ As a general rule， everyone you involve with your company should be involved full-time。 Sometimes you’ll have to break this rule” “Giving everyone equal shares is usually a mistake: every individual has different talents and responsibilities as well as different opportunity cost， so equal amounts will seem arbitrary and unfair from the start ““ Defining roles reduced conflict “ 。。。more
Andres
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Short and to the point。 This book wastes no time flourishing language or bringing in unnecessary prose。 It's a concise manual on one man's experience and advice on how to create a particular life。 There are great lessons to be taken out of this book but also some self delusions of grandeur。 If you are able to separate the two， you will get many benefits from this text。 But take it at face value。 Don't try to debate with the book because the author is very set in his ways。 It's not perfect but it Short and to the point。 This book wastes no time flourishing language or bringing in unnecessary prose。 It's a concise manual on one man's experience and advice on how to create a particular life。 There are great lessons to be taken out of this book but also some self delusions of grandeur。 If you are able to separate the two， you will get many benefits from this text。 But take it at face value。 Don't try to debate with the book because the author is very set in his ways。 It's not perfect but it is good， almost even great！ It is built for a specific type of audience so don't try to fight it if this book was not made for you。 。。。more
Magnus
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Some good thoughts to consider regarding what makes or breaks a startup。 The last chapter is weird to read， which is a shame as it rounds off the book somewhat suddenly awkwardly。 Definitely some valuable thoughts in the different chapters， although at times very briefly examined。
Mark Stapel
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 Audiobook added notes
Nik
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There is no question Peter Thiel has unique experiences to share when it comes to building startups。 Unfortunately， this isn't that book。 The order， organization， and even some of the topics are illogical。 He mixes really good advice， like 'better to be the only player in a small market than a small player in a very large market'， with strange side advice。 You just roll your eyes when he explains that they rejected all tech proposals but people in suits because 'real engineers wear t-shirts， eve There is no question Peter Thiel has unique experiences to share when it comes to building startups。 Unfortunately， this isn't that book。 The order， organization， and even some of the topics are illogical。 He mixes really good advice， like 'better to be the only player in a small market than a small player in a very large market'， with strange side advice。 You just roll your eyes when he explains that they rejected all tech proposals but people in suits because 'real engineers wear t-shirts， even when seeking millions in funding。You can also tell he views himself as more philosopher than businessman， which is why he goes on pointless segues about 'the singularity。' Several chapters seem to have no suggestions or takeaways， like his chapter on whether the best CEOs are all eccentric。This book has a few amazing points， so you will probably have to read it eventually， but start with a book that started as a book rather than a cobbled together lecture series。 。。。more
Rohit Reddy
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I'd strongly recommend anyone who wants to startup（or is actively working towards） to read this book。 Thiel lays out a good framework for coming up with ideas/problems to pursue， key parameters to increase of setting yourself up for success and understanding the workings of the ecosystem when it comes to startups（mostly digital tech startups）。 There is a bit of Thiel's perspective on the history and philosophy included， which I didn't find relevant to the subject of the book but was a good read I'd strongly recommend anyone who wants to startup（or is actively working towards） to read this book。 Thiel lays out a good framework for coming up with ideas/problems to pursue， key parameters to increase of setting yourself up for success and understanding the workings of the ecosystem when it comes to startups（mostly digital tech startups）。 There is a bit of Thiel's perspective on the history and philosophy included， which I didn't find relevant to the subject of the book but was a good read nevertheless。 Chapters 4，5，7-11 seemed to have the most valuable insights。 Quick and easy read。 。。。more
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