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Zero to OneP. THIEL
The Everything StoreB. STONE
ReworkJ. FRIED
Crime and PunishmentF. DOSTOEVSKY
One Hundred Years of SolitudeG. MÁRQUEZ
Pride and PrejudiceJ. AUSTEN
MeditationsM. AURELIUS
Henry J. KaiserM. FOSTER
Astrophysics for People in a HurryN. TYSON
The PrinceN. MACHIAVELLI
The Picture of Dorian GrayO. WILDE
OutliveP. ATTIA
Shoe DogP. KNIGHT
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. HydeR. STEVENSON
Sam Walton: Made in AmericaS. WALTON
Numbers Don't LieV. SMIL
Man's Search for MeaningV. FRANKL
Elon MuskW. ISAACSON
Leonardo da VinciW. ISAACSON
Steve JobsW. ISAACSON
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What did I think about Zero to One?
You wrote that Thiel's 0 → 1 frame is the through-line — real progress means creating something new, not competing in crowded markets1. You linked this to The Creative Act: that paying close attention is choosing what to make real2.
1
On Zero to One
"Every moment in business happens only once."
2
On The Creative Act
"Attention is a form of devotion. Choosing where to put it is choosing what to make real."
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