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    10 Insightful Lessons From the Book”Zero to One”

    Book Review
    1. There are 2 types of progress: Vertical progress
    and horizontal progress.

    Vertical progress happens when you come up with


    something new which takes society from 0 to 1.

    Horizontal progress is improvisation on the vertical


    progress that takes society from 1 to n.

    2. Bad plan is better than no plan.

    3. Sales matter just as much as the product and it


    works best when sales are hidden.

    4. If your product/service is 10x better than your


    closest competitor, it’s Monopoly.

    5. 0.1% of a successful company is better than 100%


    of the failed company.

    6. Believe that there are still many ideas to be


    discovered, there are many world changing
    companies yet to be started.
    7. Work and hire people who are better than you
    are, serve the mission of the organisation and fit in
    the culture.

    8. Advertising doesn’t necessarily mean people will


    buy your product right away, it creates impressions
    that will drive the sales in the long term.

    9. Computers are complements for humans, the


    most valuable businesses of upcoming decade will
    be built by entrepreneurs who empower people
    with technology.

    10. Don’t invest in a CEO that wears suit. If the CEO


    looks like a salesman, he is probably bad at sales
    and worse at tech.
    Hope you’ve enjoyed this book review. Let us know
    if you’ve read this amazing book.

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