Entrepreneur Journal Week 4: Clayton Christensen

January 25-31, 2015

This week's theme was a life well lived. We studied Clayton Christensen's "How will you measure your life?" Watched E Corner videos "Do what you love" by Tom Kelley and "Effective choices, not longer days" by Jeff Hawkins. We also read "Little Things are Important" by Elder Joseph Wirthlin. We finished reading "The Start-up of You" I loved Clayton Christensen's concepts about keeping your life the focus and not to get sidetracked or swept up with the day-to-day; that you misdirect your efforts from those things that matter most, our relationships. His message radiates joy through me as I am to find my path where I concentrate my focus as a wife and mother yet apply focus on business pursuits I feel divinely inspired to pursue as well. I felt lifted as I read and studied about how people are business. Gone was the yucky feeling that can associate business classes. I felt light, inspired, guided and empowered.
Elder Wirthlin also reminds us of the importance of our relationship with God, ourselves,and others. He also teaches us the importance of each minute. He says " managing the minute is the secret of success." With each minute that passes I need to ensure I am learning, doing and becoming who I need to be, as I further develop my relationship with the father and as I make continuing efforts to serve my fellowmen.