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Playing to your distinctive strengths is vital to personal disruption. We covered this accelerant in episode 120, and I hope you've taken the time to consider your own "superpower." Today's episode is focused on distinctive strengths, but with a bit of a twist—instead of focusing on your own, we're going to discuss the inherent value of the distinctive strengths of others. My guest today is CV Harquail, author, consultant, speaker, and self-proclaimed "change agent" whose life's mission is to create a world in which all people flourish. CV wants to help leaders think differently about the relationships between business outcomes, organizations, and the individuals that inhabit the systems we create. Her new book, Feminism: A Key Idea in Business and Society, examines the role that feminism could and should play in the organizations and businesses.
This episode is the second part of a seven-episode series celebrating the re-release of Disrupt Yourself by Harvard Business Press on November 12, 2019.
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Playing to your distinctive strengths is vital to personal disruption. We covered this accelerant in episode 120, and I hope you've taken the time to consider your own "superpower." Today's episode is focused on distinctive strengths, but with a bit of a twist—instead of focusing on your own, we're going to discuss the inherent value of the distinctive strengths of others. My guest today is CV Harquail, author, consultant, speaker, and self-proclaimed "change agent" whose life's mission is to create a world in which all people flourish. CV wants to help leaders think differently about the relationships between business outcomes, organizations, and the individuals that inhabit the systems we create. Her new book, Feminism: A Key Idea in Business and Society, examines the role that feminism could and should play in the organizations and businesses.
This episode is the second part of a seven-episode series celebrating the re-release of Disrupt Yourself by Harvard Business Press on November 12, 2019.

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