How to live?

The Harvard professor Clayton Christensen directs his theories on the functioning of economic advice on career and personal life from. What initially sounds slightly absurd, is the result times convincing, sometimes provocative, but always stimulating. Analytically and lucid, but always with a focus on usability.

Christensen is based on the thesis that even easily fail the most well-meaning and highly talented people through the wrong set of priorities. Personally, I found especially the introduction to the analytical mind of the author profitably, and the belief that one can be happy only by consciously setting goals and dealing with their own values.