Podcasts that mention 📚 Shoe Dog by Phil Knight, Philip H. Knight

I would say one of the great, if you're talking about like one of the near-perfect entrepreneur autobiographies is Phil Knight's 'Shoe Dog,' where he's telling the story of Nike. The reason I think it's great is that in every chapter, it's a year, and it goes in sequential order from the time he has the idea till the IPO of Nike.

Chris discusses 'Shoe Dog' by Phil Knight, which he describes as a near-perfect autobiography for entrepreneurs. He highlights the book's sequential storytelling that chronicles the journey from the initial idea to the IPO of Nike, emphasizing its relatable focus on the challenges faced while pursuing a dream.

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Um, if you read Phil Knight's book, he talks about if you went jogging in like the 40s, 50s, or 60s, people were like throwing bottles at you from their car because they're just like mad.

Shaan Puri references Phil Knight's book, 'Shoe Dog', to illustrate how jogging was viewed negatively in the 40s, 50s, and 60s. He discusses how people were hostile towards joggers back then, highlighting the shift in societal perceptions due to marketing efforts.

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you know shoe dog is like super popular about the founding story of nike

One speaker mentions the book 'Shoe Dog' as being popular and about the founding of Nike.

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Have you read the book Shoe dog I haven't I haven't it's a great book anyway it's Phil Knight's book But they built that brand by uh storytelling and authenticity

The host asks the guest if he has read the book 'Shoe Dog', mentioning it is Phil Knight's book, in the context of discussing Nike's brand building.

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