Reading Reflection No3

In the time frame from the last reading reflection we needed to do, I was surprised to see that one of the books that a friend had recommended was on this list. He highly suggested that I read this and after listening to the audio book I was glad he had.
Phil Knight was the founder of Nike (priory known as Blue Ribbon) and wrote a paper while in college questioning if Japanese produced shoes would be able to corner the market, like Japanese produced cameras and electronics did to the electronic market. He was able to impress a Japanese manufacturer of shoes and upon sending a sample to his old running coach, he had offered to become his mentor and partner which truly excelled his

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  1. Andres FuentesApril 15, 2019 at 5:16 PM

    Hey Collin,

    I also chose this book and I’m glad I bought a physical copy of it. His story is very inspiring and something to draw from.

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