My Life and Work

The autobiography offers an intimate look into the mind of Henry Ford, an industrial pioneer whose innovative ideas reshaped modern industry. It explores his groundbreaking concepts, later known as "Fordism," while revealing his complex personality—marked by reclusiveness and a penchant for conspiracy theories. As a significant figure of the twentieth century, Ford's story highlights both his visionary contributions and his darker tendencies, providing a nuanced portrait of a man who changed the world.