Jerome Freeman

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My Falstaff Revitalizing Oneself—Through Personal Experiences My personal analysis of this work by Peter F. Drucker How can the individual, especially the individual who is putting knowledge to work, become effective, and how can such a person remain effective over long periods of years, over periods of change, over years of work, and over years of living? Since this question deals with the individual, it might be appropriate to start with myself. I will begin by talking of experiences in my life that taught me how to maintain myself as effective, capable of growth, capable of change and capable of aging without becoming a prisoner of the past. Person to Person, Musician to Musician, Elder African American Man to Younger African American Man. Zeus & I Peter F. Drucker went to hear an opera by the great nineteenth-century Italian composer, Giuseppe Verdi—the last opera he wrote, in 1893, Falstaff. Drucker was totally overwhelmed by it. “ I had never heard anything like this. I have never forgotten the impression that evening made on me. “ -Peter F. Drucker. When Drucker made a study, He found, to his great surprise, that this opera, with its gaiety, its zest for life, and its incredible vitality, was written by a man aged eighty! Giuseppe Verdi was asked why, at his age, a famous man and considered one of the nineteenth-century’s foremost opera composers, had taken on the hard work of writing one more opera, and an exceedingly demanding one. “All my life as a musician,” he wrote, “I have striven for perfection. It has always eluded me. I surely had an obligation to make one more try.” " AND I ALWAYS WILL!"-Jerome L. Freeman Contact us at…Google Voice 614-859-9151 freeman.jerome@gmail.com Specialties: SMS QR Code Google AdSense, AdWord, Analytics and Reporting, Mobile App Campaigns