Harvard Business Review

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Entrepreneurship Article

Innovation

Article

Servant Leadership Article

Title/Author(s)

How will you measure your life? Clayton Christensen

   
         

Persistent GCU Library Link (Permalink)

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50 Word Paraphrased Abstract (Your own words)

Dr. Christensen challenges students to look at the most important priorities in life. He encourages people to find happiness in career and family life. Having a clear purpose that aligns with what is important to you will help you stay on track.

     
         

Why is this article considered a scholarly source?

The article was published in The Harvard Business review, a peer reviewed academic journal. The author, who holds a PhD, is an experienced educator and expert on innovation.

     
         

How is this source relevant to your research paper?

The behaviors discussed in the article are practical in the servant leadership section.

     
         

Main ideas to remember from the article

Treat people well in business relationships. Find ways to invest time in family relationships for enduring happiness. Be honest all the time, no gray area.

     
         

APA 6th Edition Reference and Citation

Christensen, C. M. (2010). How will you measure your life? Harvard Business Review, 88(7/8), 46-51.

     
         

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