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How Will You Measure Your Life Summary & Review: Your Calendar Is the Strategy
How Will You Measure Your Life summary: Christensen’s three questions on career, family, and integrity — and why your calendar is the…
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"The questions you ask after the case study ends."
James Allworth was Clayton Christensen’s student at Harvard Business School and a co-author of How Will You Measure Your Life. He helped press the classroom questions that turned a last lecture into a book: how you will know a career, a family, and a conscience actually worked.
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How Will You Measure Your Life Summary & Review: Your Calendar Is the Strategy
How Will You Measure Your Life summary: Christensen’s three questions on career, family, and integrity — and why your calendar is the strategy you actually have.