My Life and Work

The icon of American ingenuity and industry in the 20th century is the assembly line, and the man at the helm of this technology - which would forever change the face of the world - was Henry Ford, founder of the Ford Motor Company. His autobiography, My Life and Work, published in 1922, is a fascinating look inside the mind of the entrepreneur and businessman whose invention would spark a new age of manufacturing culture. In detail, Ford traces his rise and the beginnings of one of the most popular automobile companies of all time, while dispensing sage and timeless advice.