
#217 Estée Lauder
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Notable books mentioned: Estee, a success story by Estee Lauder, Setting the Table by Danny Meyer, How to Do What You Love by Paul Graham, Estée Lauder: A Success Story by Estée Lauder
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The host mentions 'Estee, a success story' to highlight Estee Lauder's journey and the pivotal moments that shaped her. This autobiography serves a…

The host mentions 'Setting the Table' as a significant influence on their understanding of entrepreneurship and the restaurant industry. They highl…

The host mentions Paul Graham's essay 'How to Do What You Love' as a complement to Bill's talk on the importance of being knowledgeable in one's fi…

#217 Estée Lauder mentions Estee, a success story by Estee Lauder, Setting the Table by Danny Meyer, How to Do What You Love by Paul Graham, and Estée Lauder: A Success Story by Estée Lauder with timestamps, quotes, and episode context.
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Books Mentioned

“The autobiography of Estee Lauder, which the speaker just re-read and is going to discuss.”
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“Danny Meyer's autobiography, which the speaker read before seeing Bill's talk and found fantastic.”
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“An essay by Paul Graham that the speaker found helpful and works well with Bill's talk.”
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“The discussion revolves around Estee Lauder's insights and experiences in the beauty industry, emphasizing her passion and the historical context of beauty.”
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“Claude Hopkins is mentioned as a successful copywriter and a source of learning about selling techniques.”
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“This phrase is highlighted as a favorite sentence in the book, emphasizing the importance of risk in achieving success.”
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“Estee Lauder is referenced in relation to her innovative sales techniques and her impact on the beauty industry.”
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“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.”
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“The speaker refers to a book that discusses the importance of product packaging, particularly in relation to Johnny Ive and Steve Jobs.”
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“It's a really hard to find book. I paid over $100 for it. It's called Invisible Billionaire, the biography of Daniel Ludwig.”
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“Claude Hopkins agrees. One is scientific advertising, which is the book he wrote that sold eight million copies.”
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“I also read his autobiography called my life in advertising.”
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“Essay Lauder quotes Coco Chanel at least twice in this book, showing her awareness and influence.”
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“Estee is about to tell us is a main point in Bill Gurley's talk Running Down a Dream.”
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“She calls these maxims, lauderisms. But our style came from years of trial and error.”
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“I've read five? No, I've read six books on Edwin Land.”
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Movies & Documentaries Mentioned
Seven
“There's a scene in that movie I've never forgot. Morgan Freeman is let into a library late at night by the security guards, doing research.”