Peter Thiel thinks competition is for losers — the philosophy that made him a billionaire
When Peter Thiel told a room full of Stanford students that "competition is for losers," he wasn't being provocative for its own sake. He was articulating a philosophy that would come to define how the most valuable companies in the world are built. In Zero to One, Thiel argues that the goal of every serious business should not be to beat competitors — it should be to make competition irrelevant.