Book · 1998 · Economic aspects
Only the Paranoid Survive
How to Exploit the Crisis Points that Challenge Every Company and Career
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You know you're reading John Mark Homer ruthless elimination of hurry and David goggin's over here and then David gogin or or the CEO of Intel who wrote a book only the paranoid survive.
The best things said about it
That isn't re Business book only the paranoid survive that's it exactly.
Chris Williamson Modern Wisdom · Feb 2024 The book makes the point. Early on, eBay was kicking Amazon's butt early on. It tells you only the paranoid survive. It's probably the long-term lesson from Andy Grove.
Still used at Stanford GSB, and he wrote the book Only the Paranoid Survive.
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Why people recommend it
Only the Paranoid Survive by Andrew Grove is an essential business management book written by the former CEO of Intel that explores how leaders must navigate strategic inflections and industry-altering disruptions. The book draws frequent discussion across several podcast appearances. On My First Million, David mentions the publication while discussing management lessons and working alongside Grove during the Pentium project, noting that the text remains in use at the Stanford Graduate School of Business. Sean Cannell references the Intel CEO and his book on The Dr. John Delony Show while talking about entrepreneurial paranoia and balancing intense work ethics. On Modern Wisdom, host Chris Williamson brings up the title multiple times. In one episode with Morgan Housel, Williamson identifies it directly as a defining business book, and in another conversation with Patrick Bet-David, he highlights the core concept of paranoia functioning as a distinct business advantage. Finally, on Invest Like the Best, Jeff Jordan references the lessons of Andy Grove while discussing early marketplace dynamics between eBay and Amazon, underscoring the enduring relevance of staying permanently vigilant in competitive corporate environments.
Every mention
Chris Williamson that isn't re Business book only the paranoid survive that's it exactly 2
“that isn't re Business book only the paranoid survive that's it exactly”
“okay you know what the book's title is only the paranoid survive”
Jeff Jordan The book makes the point. Early on, eBay was kicking Amazon's butt early on. It tells you only the paranoid… 1
“The book makes the point. Early on, eBay was kicking Amazon's butt early on. It tells you only the paranoid survive. It's probably the long-term lesson from Andy Grove.”
Sean Cannell you know you're reading John Mark Homer ruthless elimination of hurry and David goggin's over here and then… 1
“you know you're reading John Mark Homer ruthless elimination of hurry and David goggin's over here and then David gogin or or the CEO of Intel who wrote a book only the paranoid survive”
Mentioned on the show without a named speaker1
“Still used at Stanford GSB, and he wrote the book Only the Paranoid Survive.”
Other mentions (5: passing, ad reads, own books)
“That's why you're a good entrepreneur, right? Only the paranoid survive. The fact that you're ringing your hands, am I doing the right thing here? Man, I can tell you 99% of people never get off the bench.”
“The Andy Grove, Only the Paranoid Survive kind of thing. Only the paranoid stay up at night staring at the ceiling, too, but there is that.”
“there's a business book called only the paranoid survive I think yeah there you go”
“So anyway, look, I really believe in only the paranoid survive like big time.”
“it's very hard to people say things like only the paranoid survive that was Andy groves quote and the problem with that is it over it coats the truth in a way”