Month: February 2020

How will you measure your life? A post about Clayton Christensen

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I wanted to write about professor Clayton Christensen since he passed away last January. Truth to be told, I didn’t know about him, his papers, and his books until recently.

At first, I thought about writing about disruptive innovation, and I was looking to disruptive business models related to retail. But finally I decided to split it, the post was way too large.

In this post I will focus on the person, a brief view of his works, and last years with his essay-article-book “How will you measure your life”. I hope you’ll find it as interesting as I did when I first read that article.

Who was Clayton Christensen?

Clayton M. Christensen was an academic and business consultant, Harvard … Read the rest!

Applying the 20/20/20 formula

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In the words of Robin Sharma: The way you start your day powerfully shapes how productively you live it. This is the purpose of the 20/20/20 formula, to improve your productivity by applying this new morning routine, starting the day with exercise, contemplation, and learning.

This formula is included on his successful best-selling book The 5AM Club.

This secret formula is the result of studying the mindset and habits of the great minds, leaders, artists, scientists, and in general great performers.

20/20/20, what is this about?

Basically, Robin Sharma, in his book, wants to share with us that the “great geniuses and business titans” wake up earlier to mastery their productivity by owning their morning.

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The entrepreneurial gene: Tony Hsieh’s path to deliver happiness

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It was the year 2011, on a trip across the states, when I bought Tony Hsieh‘s book Delivering Happiness at the airport, don’t remember if it was LAX or Las Vegas. It was during my honeymoon trip.

At that time I already know Tony’s profile as Zappos CEO, about its Amazon acquisition, and about the customer experience excellence that Tony and his mates built. I remember that at Privalia, an interim CTO started talking to us about something called “customer-centricity” around the year 2010.

But I didn’t know his story before Zappos, how did he get there, his way to success. This is what this post is about, the evolution of the person, from his early days to his … Read the rest!