Summary:
The memoir chronicles the early days and evolution of the now-global sportswear company, detailing the founder's journey from selling shoes out of his car trunk to building a brand that revolutionized the athletic footwear industry. It offers insights into the challenges, risks, and triumphs faced by the entrepreneur, including the pivotal relationships and strategic decisions that shaped Nike's success.
Key points:
1. Believe in Yourself: Knight stresses the importance of self-belief and sticking to your vision, as seen in his creation of Nike.
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