Zero To One(Paperback) - 2014 Edition Paperback

Great book

Entrepreneurial or not, every high schooler and college grad should read this book … I encourage everyone under 25years of age to read this masterpiece.In my humble opinion all technology Product Managers, Engineers, Scientists, Content Creators, etc., and anyone in any field related to science or art must read this book.

Its good

"Zero to One" by Peter Thiel is a must-read book for any entrepreneur or aspiring business person. Thiel, who co-founded PayPal and Palantir Technologies, offers a unique perspective on how to build a successful startup from scratch. The book argues that true innovation comes from creating something new and unique, rather than copying what already exists. Thiel emphasizes the importance of creating a monopoly in your market, which will allow you to dominate and create long-term success.One of the key takeaways from the book is the importance of thinking outside the box and taking risks. Thiel encourages entrepreneurs to look beyond what is currently available and focus on creating something truly valuable. He also emphasizes the importance of building a strong team and creating a company culture that is focused on innovation and growth.Overall, "Zero to One" is a thought-provoking and insightful read that provides practical advice for anyone looking to start a business. Thiel's experience as a successful entrepreneur provides valuable insights that are backed up by real-world examples. The book is well-written and easy to read, making it accessible to anyone, regardless of their level of business experience. Highly recommended!

It arrived in a short time, with no damages. The book is very useful. If you are in the marketing industry and/or in the product team, I recommend reading it.

I just re-read this book for the 2nd time. I appreciate how accessible and efficient it is. It was taken from a Stanford course Thiel taught but it doesn't read like most business books which are usually 300 pages overloading the same idea. This book is mostly a contrarian view of standard Silicon Valley wisdom. That alone, a dissenting view on well worn startup topics, makes it worth the read. I wish we had more material like this in circulation these days.

The book was in mint condition. I like how the author has emphasized on taking creative approach on entrepreneurship

Learned a lot about start ups. If it's easy to find, it's not a secret. A lot of insights on how to bring value to a table in a world where there is seemingly no more secrets. Before this book, I have always held the belief that competition is good, but as this book shows, you have to be the one finding the secret rather than telling the stories.