Chapter VIII: The Beginning of Business
Henry Ford
Ford's belief in the boundless potential of concentrated effort speaks directly to his own journey from farm boy to industrial titan. At a time when industrial expansion often meant exploiting labor, Ford doubled down on the idea that personal dedication and mental acuity were the true engines of success. His decision to share his wealth through employee bonuses defied the prevailing norms of corporate greed, reinforcing the notion that genuine success is shared success.