Sin embargo, los emprendedores deberían tomarse en serio las culturas de la dedicación extrema: - Peter Thiel

When Baby Boomers grow up and write books to explain why one or another individual is successful, they point to the power of a particular individual’s context as determined by chance. But they miss the even bigger social context for their own preferred explanations: a whole generation learned from childhood to overrate the power of chance and underrate the importance of planning. Gladwell at first appears to be making a contrarian critique of the myth of the self-made businessman, but actually his own account encapsulates the conventional view of a generation.

not enough — you also need to capture some of the value you create.

If your product requires advertising or salespeople to sell it, it’s not good enough.