Don't miss out on Phil Knight's profound story of the struggles through which his multi-billion corporation was formed. Shoe Dog, the New York Times Bestseller, tells the tale of how Nike was built from the ground-up despite numerous obstacles. This FastReads' Summary includes full chapter synopses with key takeaways to help you soak up the essence of Knight's rags-to-riches tale. Book Summary OverviewIn this enthralling memoir, Nike co-founder and chairman Phil Knight shares the riveting journey of the company from its early days in his parents’ servant quarters to its current status as one of the world’s most renowned brands. He narrates how, young and fresh from graduate school, he sold his car and set off to see the world. Along the way, he would stop by Japan and make his college idea of pervading the American market with Japanese running shoes work. This book captures every significant moment of Knight’s relentless journey; from selling shoes from his Valiant to heading a company that grossed $16 billion in 2006.This memoir is a tale of ambition, of endurance, and of the passionate pursuit of the American dream. Knight shares the challenges Nike has had to overcome to become the iconic brand it is today; from losing the exclusive selling rights of Japanese running shoes to facing $25 million in unpaid customs duty. He attributes his endurance to his passion for running and his unabating desire to leave a mark in the world.Click Buy Now with 1-Click to Own your copy today!Please note: This is a summary, analysis and review of the book and not the original book.