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What is the zero to one concept?
Zero To One is an exercise in thinking — about questioning and rethinking received wisdom to create the future. And thinking about thinking is what we’re all about.
What is the summary of book zero to one?
Zero to One is about how to build companies that create NEW things. Peter Thiel calls on entrepreneurs to build valuable businesses around such opportunities – to build a better future for everyone. This book is for entrepreneurs, founders, or investors that want to build or invest in valuable businesses.
What kind of book is zero to one?
Zero to One
| Author | Peter Thiel with Blake Masters |
|---|---|
| Language | English |
| Subject | Business, Politics & Government |
| Publisher | Crown Business |
| Publication date | September 16, 2014 |
How Do You Think and Grow Rich summary?
Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill examines the psychological power of thought and the brain in the process of furthering your career for both monetary and personal satisfaction. Originally published in 1937, this is one of the all-time self-help classics and a must read for investors and entrepreneurial types.
Who wrote the book zero to one?
Peter Thiel
Blake Masters
Zero to One/Authors
What do you think about Peter Thiel?
As far as investors and entrepreneurs go, Thiel is pretty inspirational. Thiel wrote Zero to One with the help of Blake Masters, also a budding entrepreneur, Blake co-founded a legal research technology startup after graduating from Stanford and Stanford Law School. Zero to One is about how to build companies that create new things.
What does Peter Thiel say about the future of startups?
According to Thiel, a startup has to continuously question received ideas and re-think business from scratch. It’s about the blank canvas and constantly re-writing the plan. This is where the future is made. He also argues against the old “lean startup” dogmas: “But leanness is a methodology, not a goal.
What is ZeroZero to one?
Zero to One is about how to build companies that create new things. Thiel begins by examining what the future holds and what the business scene used to look like, before the millennium.