Peter Drucker quotes with context
Peter F. Drucker (1909 to 2005) was born in Vienna and later taught in the United States. He wrote dozens of books on management, among them “The Effective Executive” (1967), and coined the term knowledge worker.
6 quotes by Peter Drucker
1 of the 6 quotes are marked as paraphrased: free renderings, not a documented wording.
Focus 6
It's not about doing more; it's about doing the right things.
Life doesn't reward busyness; it rewards effectiveness.
What you don't write in your calendar doesn't happen.
What you're good at do more often. What you can't do delegate or drop.
Do what moves you forward, not what keeps you busy.
The goal of action is not activity, but impact.
One thought a day.
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