My Life and Work

*My Life and Work* is an autobiography by Henry Ford, published in 1922, that provides insights into his personal philosophy, business strategies, and the development of the Ford Motor Company. The book chronicles Ford’s journey from his early life on a farm to becoming a pioneer of the automobile industry, focusing on how innovation, efficiency, and mass production—particularly through the introduction of the assembly line—transformed not only his business but also American society. Ford emphasizes the importance of hard work, simplicity, and making products affordable for the masses, blending personal anecdotes with reflections on labor, management, and industry.