Memoirs of an outstanding manager of the 20th century “My Life” is one of the most famous reference books for entrepreneurs, which contains a wealth of material on issues of organizing activities. Having gone through more than a hundred editions in dozens of countries around the world, Henry Ford's autobiography has not lost its relevance for many modern economists, engineers, designers and managers. The founding father of the automobile industry, Henry Ford, has experience in creating production unprecedented in its scale and organization. Having gained fame as a brilliant ignorant mechanic, the greatest industrialist of the 20th century remained silent for a long time, not speaking in the press. And only at the age of sixty, the famous billionaire wrote a book that combines the achievements of twentieth-century science with his own inventions and achievements in the field of technology, commerce and management.