Mentions Across Episodes
“The speaker mentions 'Zero to One' as a highly recommended book, suggesting it's excellent for understanding technology companies.”
“There's a great line in Peter Thiel's book, 'Zero to One', where he talks about the phenomenon of business growth over decades.”
“The speaker refers to Peter Thiel's book 'Zero to One', discussing the importance of differentiating pitches to potential recruits.”
“This comes from Peter Thiel. I think this is the book Zero to One understand that most companies don't even differentiate their pitches to potential recruits.”
“I think this is the book Zero to One. Understand that most companies don't even differentiate their pitches to potential recruits and to hiring.”
“A book that discusses the importance of differentiation in hiring and company culture.”
“The book is mentioned in the context of discussing the rarity of courage compared to brilliance in the industry.”
“One of my favorite quotes came from, I forgot who said it, but it was in Peter Thiel's book, Zero to One. Weak men believe in luck. Strong men believe in cause and effect.”
“He has a very. An idea that's been spread throughout startup culture. Peter Thiel's book zero to one. He says, listen, you want to create and capture lasting value.”
“Decades before Peter Thiel said in Zero to One that if you want to create and capture lasting value, don't build an undifferentiated commodity business.”
“The book discusses the importance of having each employee focus on one thing, which relates to Amazon's leadership model.”
“The speaker references a quote from Peter Thiel's book 'Zero to One' while discussing the innovations of Sakichi Toyota.”
“The book is referenced in the context of discussing how the best businesses resemble cults and inspire emotion in people.”
“The excerpt references Peter Thiel's book, discussing the challenges startups face in competing for talent and resources.”
“The speaker mentions this book in relation to the early lives of company founders and their experiments.”
“The speaker references Peter Thiel's book, which discusses the idea that undifferentiated commodity businesses do not make money and advises against building one.”
“The speaker references the book Zero to One, where Peter Thiel discusses the lack of a formula for entrepreneurship.”
“The chapter is The Founder's Paradox, and the book is zero to one. Notes on startups are how to build the future, and it was written by Peter Thiel.”
“The speaker quotes 'Zero to One' by Peter Thiel, emphasizing the importance of superior sales and distribution in creating a monopoly.”
“A quote from Peter Thiel's book 'Zero to One' emphasizes the importance of sales and distribution in creating a monopoly, even without product differentiation.”
“The speaker references Peter Thiel's book 'Zero to One' in the context of discussing Thiel's approach to revenge and decision-making.”
“The overwhelming importance of future profits is counterintuitive, as stated in Peter Thiel's book, Zero to One.”
“I did, uh, his book, obviously zero to one, which is a no brainer.”
“First, I want to read you this quote from Zero to One written by Peter Thiel that I think echoes exactly what we're we're learning from the book that I have in my hand.”
“Peter Thiel in his book Zero to One talks about the importance of capturing value, not just generating or producing it.”
“A quote from Peter Thiel in the book Zero to One emphasizes the importance of creating and capturing lasting value and avoiding undifferentiated commodity businesses.”
“The speaker mentions Peter Thiel's book 'Zero to One', which discusses Ada Lovelace's views on the relationship between humans and machines.”
“Zero to One to me is a book that, I mean, if you haven't read it yet, obviously read it from start to finish. It's less than 200 pages, very short read.”
“The note I left myself is actually a quote from another book and it's actually Peter Thiel zero to one. The quote I left is general and undifferentiated pitches. Don't say anything about why a recruit should join your company instead of many others.”
“The adage, the two by two matrix of the way you make money investing or starting companies is not just by being correct in your hypothesis. But having a correct. Correct. Non-consensus bet.”
“The speaker mentions Peter Thiel's book 'Zero to One' in the context of designing and selling unique products that have no competition.”