The Third Drucker: what Peter Drucker wanted for his life
The Drucker that Peter Drucker wanted to be Peter Drucker is acclaimed the Father of Modern Management. It is also known that he didn't like to be called a consultant, although much of his career was consist of giving advice to corporations. Instead, he saw himself as a social ecologist. Yet, as this Concept Map seeks to demonstrated, deep in Drucker's heart, the results that he truly valued for his life were those of a mentor, that is, how he made an impact on the life of others....
Drucker didn't just changed organizations, he changed lives. Among those who openly recognize this are:
Jim Collins
Bob Buford
Rick Warren
3 revealing accounts of what Drucker truly valued in life
Drucker's own self-awareness of his interest in people
Drucker's 7 experiences of learning from others ["Life as a Knowledge worker" by Peter Drucker 970201
Drucker's interview with BW's John Byrne months before his death [BW 051128
