Peter Drucker believed that having a purpose driven life was the key to management, leadership and a sense of ethics.

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Abstract
Purpose
The purpose of this paper is to identify and interpret the spiritual
foundation that permeates all Drucker’s contributions, and to show
that his convictions served as his internal compass, thus helping
him to develop and articulate a coherent and unequivocally
ecological view of the nature of management.
Design/methodology/approach
The paper makes use of primary data by focusing on Drucker’s
published works, as well as private correspondence found at the
online Drucker Archives of the Drucker Institute in Claremont
Graduate University. It also makes use of materials written about
Drucker and his views by former students and colleagues.
Findings
The paper presents Drucker as a lifelong learner, as the excellent
student who used his personal lens to observe, synthesize, and
purposefully distil his experiences into what would become the
practice of management. The paper examines his contributions to
the