Innovation is what most of us immediately point to when it comes to product success—but how often have we innovated our own thinking? Have we ever discovered what it means to be at the intersection of interests, ideas, and impact? So many creative entrepreneurial endeavors are based on a portfolio—of skills, careers, and people. And getting into the heart of that is really important.
I'm super happy that I got a chance to pull in Christina Wallace's experiences in this space. Christina dons so many hats—founder, podcaster, professor, and author. She’s currently the Senior Lecturer of Entrepreneurial Management at Harvard Business School, where she co-leads HBS Startup Bootcamp, and is an active angel investor and startup advisor. She’s also authored the book “The Portfolio Life” that’s gonna be live very soon.
Christina talks about her mentor, Clayton Christensen (mastermind behind disruptive innovation), and the way he shaped the thinking of so many entrepreneurs. Clayton draws parallel to product frameworks and urges to apply them into practical everyday scenarios, a mindset that's sure to help most founders and builders today to intersect their thinking.
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