Peter Drucker, known as "father of modern management", has received admires from his inimitable opinion of management and having insight into society, politics, economics and the theory of management and operation. Peter Drucker's success attributed to his mindful thought of the surroundings, the humble attitude of learning, the willingness of sharing, the qualities of perseverance and the ideal state of habitual domains. The purpose is to make people have better understanding of Peter Drucker's rowing process, daily life, personality and traits, acting styles, educational philosophy as well as his contribution to management areas. Using the framework of Habitual Domains, especially the three important “tool boxes”— Seven bright attitudes, Eight methods for expanding your habitual domains, and Nine principles of deep knowledge, we will explore Peter Drucker’s life, which will help us to take full advantage of habitual domains to nurture our minds , enrich our behaviors and moreover, to achieve the ideal state of habitual domains.