"Shoe Dog" is not just a business memoir; it's a journey into the heart and soul of Phil Knight, the enigmatic founder of Nike, who transformed a fledgling startup into a global phenomenon. With disarming candor and wry humor, Knight recounts the audacious risks and nail-biting setbacks that marked the early days of Nike, all beginning with a $50 loan from his father. From selling sneakers out of his car's trunk to forging a brand that would become synonymous with rebellion, innovation, and spirit, Knight's story isn't just about the creation of a billion-dollar empire, but about pursuing a dream against all odds. Phil Knight invites readers into the intimate circle of his life, revealing the pivotal moments that shaped Nike's destiny and his own. It's a tale of brotherhood, innovation, and relentless perseverance, featuring a band of unconventional misfits who, driven by a shared vision and an unbreakable belief in the power of sport, dared to disrupt the market and redefine the landscape of athletic footwear. "Shoe Dog" offers a rare glimpse behind the swoosh, presenting a masterclass in resilience, leadership, and the sheer power of believing in something bigger than oneself.