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Pivot
This book, also by Clayton Christensen, was mentioned as exploring the intersection of business and personal values. It was noted for its emphasis on investing in family relationships and not solely measuring success by accolades.
he had an influence on me tactically or professionally and from a content standpoint and that one in business school you're not supposed to bring personal stuff it's about business and he was really o...
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This book, also by Clayton Christensen, was mentioned as exploring the intersection of business and personal values. It was noted for its emphasis on investing in family relationships and not solely measuring success by accolades.
he had an influence on me tactically or professionally and from a content standpoint and that one in business school you're not supposed to bring personal stuff it's about business and he was really one of the first academics to tax on my life lessons in business strategy and he talked about the notion that you had to invest early and often in your relationship with your family or you would end up bankrupt as a person regardless of your success he said that he talked a lot about not judging your success by the accolades you receive but your ability to put yourself in a position to improve other people's lives and I started about five or seven years ago talking about the difference between success and happiness in my class in large part because Professor Christensen was really gave academics license to talk about personal values in the context of business he was a very decent man wrote an iconic book called you know how you measure your life did talked a lot about this