Christensen, professor at Harvard Business School, master of management thinking, and author of "The Innovator's Dilemma", was named one of the "50 Most Influential Thinkers of Our Time".
Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, Andrew Grove, and Malcolm Gladwell highly praised Christensen. Christensen is also the author of "The Innovator's Dilemma" and guided China's Internet entrepreneurship. Robin Li, Jack Ma, and Zhou Hongyi all highly respected him.
In the spring of 2010, Christensen was diagnosed with lymphoma.
He endured the torment of chemotherapy, fought against the disease, and repeatedly thought about whether his life was meaningful. He realized that "God measures my life not by money, but by how many people I can help and become a better person."
He gave a powerful speech to Harvard Business School graduates: How Do You Measure Your Life? ?
This speech is thought-provoking. He uses the theories taught in the Harvard Business School class to not only explain problems in enterprises, but also to manage and predict one's own life, thereby achieving the perfection and happiness of life.
In this book, Professor Christensen shares his life experiences of dreaming to be an editor of the Wall Street Journal, being fired from the company he founded, discovering his passion for teaching, raising children, and fighting illness.
Professor Christensen said sincerely that he had used his business management research results to calmly resolve all the emergencies he encountered in life and work.
As long as you want to live a meaningful life, you can get inspiration from this book.
