The Most Interesting (Business) Man in the World

By |2023-08-20T14:11:43-05:00June 2nd, 2023|Categories: Character, Christianity, Economics, Peter F. Drucker, Timeless Essays|

Peter Drucker is best known to the world as the author of massive bestsellers in the category of business management. But Drucker thought a lot about such things as totalitarianism, decentralization, limited government, an American type of conservatism, social harmony, the impact of mass production on human beings. A number of readers of this essay [...]

Continuity versus Innovation

By |2016-11-26T09:52:08-06:00January 26th, 2014|Categories: Peter F. Drucker, Quotation|Tags: |

I consider myself a “social ecologist,” concerned with man’s man-made environment the way the natural ecologist studies the biological environment. The term “social ecology” is my own coinage. But the discipline itself boasts an old and distinguished lineage. Its greatest document is Alexis de Tocqueville’s Democracy in America. But no one is as close to me in [...]

Most Successful Leader of the 20th Century?

By |2016-11-26T09:52:08-06:00December 7th, 2013|Categories: Leadership, Peter F. Drucker, Quotation, Winston Churchill|

The most successful leader of the 20th century was Winston Churchill. But for twelve years, from 1928 until Dunkirk in 1940, he was totally on the sidelines, almost discredited—because there was no need for a Churchill. Things were routine or, at any rate, looked routine. When the catastrophe came, thank goodness, he was available. Fortunately [...]

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