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Peter Thiel literally breaks down how to build monopoly-style businesses

Billionaires' first jobs Elon Musk: boiler room cleaner Warren Buffett: paperboy Jensen Huang: dishwasher/busboy Mark Cuban: sold garbage bags Steve Jobs: assembly line worker Bill Gates: programmer Michael Dell: dishwasher Jeff Bezos: McDonal

Silicon Valley’s most underrated genius Peter Thiel • Founded Palantir • Wants to live to 120+ • Author of “Zero to One” book • Part of “PayPal Mafia” • Co-founded PayPal ($1.5B exit) • First outside investor in Facebook

Bill Gates commits to donating over $200 billion through the Gates Foundation by 2045, aiming to tackle global health crises, reduce child mortality, and combat poverty. This unprecedented philanthropic effort underscores the urgency of addressing t

5 business books founders must read: • Zero to One by Peter Thiel • The Lean Startup by Eric Ries • Good to Great by Jim Collins • Shoe Dog by Phil Knight • The Hard Things About Hard Things By Ben Horowitz What else would you add to the list?

Power cut. Heavy rain. Thunderstorm outside. Sitting near the door of my house, with wet weather all around — reading Zero to One by Peter Thiel. 🌧️ 19-year-old 12th dropout, learning how to build the future — one page at a time. ⚡📖 #ZeroToOne #St

which entrepreneur inspires you the most? we all have various role models in our journey, who is your role model in your entrepreneurial journey? I like Peter Thiel, especially for how helpful he is to new emerging young entrepreneurs