My Life and Work

Henry Ford's insights into business innovation remain relevant, reflecting his groundbreaking ideas from 1922. Rather than a mere autobiography, this work serves as a foundational guide to his business philosophy. Ford challenges conventional wisdom, advocating for revolutionary concepts such as the assembly line, shorter working hours, a minimum wage, and the five-day work week. His visionary thinking, once deemed "insane," laid the groundwork for modern labor practices and continues to inspire entrepreneurs today.