Every book has something to say. Some of them have much more in their heart even if they are short. Actually, such books are my favorites. They help me reach a conclusion in a short but meaningful way. Managing Oneself by Peter F. Drucker are one of those books. It is short but very impressive. One more reason that I love the book is because it makes use of the Socratic Method to teach important concepts. In this method a teacher asks thought-provoking questions and makes students actively engage by asking questions of their own to probe the underlying beliefs upon which a student’s beliefs are built.

When I start to read the book, I came across the following questions which made me think more and explore my inner thoughts of my career path to find honest answers to my questions and I found them. I have briefly made an infographic from these fundamental questions and I suggest you to read the book since it is very short and you can finish it in a day. I have also put a link that you can buy the book or its audible to listen in a day. Good Luck guys 😉

Audible Version: https://amzn.to/4dVOqjK

Paperback: https://amzn.to/4ayeGh5

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