World-renowned innovation expert Clayton M. Christensen's How Will You Measure Your Life is a book of lucid observations and penetrating insights designed to help any reader—student or teacher, mid-career professional or retiree, parent or child—forge their own paths to fulfilment.

The book uses research done at the Harvard Business school and in some of the worlds other leading universities. It's been rigorously tested in organisations of all sizes around the world as well.

In this podcast, I summarise 3 business theories that could be applied to our personal life. I look forward to hearing from you on how it's shaped your perspective . 

If you are serious about this, strongly suggest popping in your earphones! 

Have fun Introspecting and I look for to your feedback.
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"You might be tempted to try to make decisions in your life based on what happened in the past or what has happened to other people. You should learn all that you can from the past; from scholars who have studied it, and from people who have gone through problems of that sort that you are likely to face. 

But that does not solve the fundamental challenge of what information you should accept and which you should ignore as you embark into the future. Instead using robust theory to predict what will happen has a much greater chance of success. The theories in this book are based on a deep understanding of human endeavour - what causes what to happen and why. They have been rigorously examined and used in organisations all over the globe, and can help all of us with decisions that we make every day in our lives, too”.