Create your future the Peter Drucker way developing and applying a forward-focused mindset

By:

Rosenstein, Bruce

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Michigan Brilliance Audio 2014Description: 5 CDsISBN:

9781480580152

Subject(s):

Drucker, Peter F. (Peter Ferdinand), 1909-2005

DDC classification:

658.409ROS

Summary: You can dream it. You can plan it. You can try to make it happen. But you can never really prepare for the future unless you have a future-focused mindset. That is the underlying message behind the inspiring words and wisdom of Peter Drucker, the legendary "father of modern management." Drucker believed that the future must be created--day by day, person by person--rather than be left to chance or fate.

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You can dream it. You can plan it. You can try to make it happen. But you can never really prepare for the future unless you have a future-focused mindset. That is the underlying message behind the inspiring words and wisdom of Peter Drucker, the legendary "father of modern management." Drucker believed that the future must be created--day by day, person by person--rather than be left to chance or fate.

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