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10 Books Like Shoe Dog That Hit the Same Nerve
You finished Shoe Dog by Phil Knight and want the same energy: Nike was one cash-flow crisis from death for fifteen straight years. The Crazy Idea survived on nerve, misfits… Here are 10 more that scratch the same itch, each with a free chapter-by-chapter breakdown, key lessons and action steps on this shelf.
Losing My Virginity
Richard Branson's memoir of Student magazine, Virgin Records, the airline war against British Airways and the branded-venture empire, plus the rule that made it survivable.
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The Z Factor
Subhash Chandra's memoir of building India's first private TV empire - audacious bets, an $11 billion crisis, and the founder's true asset: the ability to rebuild.
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Anything You Want
Business is not about money; it's a way to make your ideas happen and improve lives. If it's not a hell yeah, it's a no.
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Bottle of Lies: The Inside Story of the Generic Drug Boom
Investigative journalism on how Ranbaxy and other generic drugmakers gamed the FDA's inspection regime, the whistleblowers who exposed it, and the reform playbook for any industry built on trust-at-distance.
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Business Maharajas
Gita Piramal profiles the titans who built Indian industry - their audacity, detail-obsession and self-belief - and the psychology behind empire-building.
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Dream With Your Eyes Open
Ronnie Screwvala's entrepreneurial memoir: how a film-printing business failed, how UTV rose from the lesson, and the practical rules of dreaming big without losing the plot.
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Imagining India
Nandan Nilekani argues that ideas, not resources, built modern India - from state control to a globalized tech nation - and shows how the right ideas build the future.
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Principles
Pain + Reflection = Progress. Turn every mistake into a written principle, embrace radical truth, and let the best ideas win.
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Arise, Awake
Ten stories of Indian student entrepreneurs who built real companies while still in college, with the honest warts: failure, family pressure and raw inexperience.
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Bad Blood
A $9 billion company built on a machine that didn't work - and the culture of fear, NDAs, and famous names that kept the secret for a decade.
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