Zero to one by Peter theil

Zero to one book review

Every time there is only once everywhere.  The next Bill Gates will not build an operating system.  next
  Larry Page or Sergey Brin did not create a search engine.  And the next Mark Zuckerberg didn't make
  Social network.  If you are copying these people, you are not learning from them.
  Of course, copying a model is easier than trying something new.  To do what we already know
  How to do takes the world from 1 to n, adding some more familiarities.  But every time we make
  Something new, we go from 0 to 1.  The work of creation is singular, as is the moment of creation, and
  The result is something fresh and strange.
  Unless they invest in the difficult task of creating new things, American companies will fail
  Even today, no matter how big their profit.  What happens when we get everything
  Are the fine lines tuned to the old lines of business we inherited?  As long as it takes,
  Answer: There is a danger of getting worse than the 2008 crisis.  Today's "best practices" lead to dead ends;
  The best routes are new and untouched.
  New discoveries, both public and private, in a world of huge administrative bureaucrats
  The path may seem like an expectation of a miracle.  In fact, if American business is succeeding, then we are
  Hundreds, or even thousands, of miracles are needed.  It will be disappointing but for a decider
  Fact: Humans are different from other species by our ability to perform miracles.  We call them
  Miracle Technique.
  Technology is miraculous because it allows us to do more with less, by reducing our fundamental
  High level capabilities.  Other animals are instinctively motivated to build dams or the like.

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  Honeycomb, but we are the ones who can invent new things and better ways to make them.
  Man does not decide what to make by choosing from there options given in some cosmic list.
  In advance;  Instead, by rewriting new technologies, we rewrite the plan of the world.  That's kind
  The primary truth is we teach second graders, but they are easy to forget in a world where there is so much
  We repeat what we have done before.
  Zero to One is about building companies that create new things.  It draws on everything
  Learned directly as a co-founder of PayPal and Palantir and then an investor in hundreds of startups,
  Including Facebook and SpaceX.  But when I have looked at several patterns, and I relate them here,
  The book does not present any formula for success.  The paradox of teaching entrepreneurship is that one such formula is
  May not necessarily exist;  Because every innovation is new and unique, no authority can write in it
  Solid words for how to be innovative.  In fact, the most powerful pattern I've seen is
  Successful people find value in unexpected places, and they do so by thinking about business
  First principles rather than formulas.
  The book stems from a course about startups taught at Stanford in 2012.  College students can
  Some become highly skilled in specialties, but many never learn what to do with those skills
  wider world.  My primary goal in teaching the class was to help my students see beyond the tracks
  The broader future is determined by the academic specialties that they are intended to produce.  One of those students,Blake Masters, took detailed class notes, which circulated far beyond the campus, and in Zero to One
I have worked with him to revise the notes for a wider audience. There’s no reason why the future

should happen only at Stanford, or in college, or in Silicon Valley.

Conclusion
This book help to find your niche and how to manage succed these feild.
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