Today’s #ThursdayThoughts comes from Clayton Christensen, an Harvard business professor and consultant who developed the 'disruptive innovation' theory, which has been one of the most powerful and influential business concepts of the early twenty-first century. In his book 'The Innovator's Dilemma,' published in 1997, Christensen introduced the term 'disruption,' leading him to become the most influential management thinker of his time. He also co-founded Rose Park Advisors, a venture capital business, and Innosight, an innovative management consulting and investment organization. Mr. Christensen emphasizes the importance of motivation in achieving future objectives. The desire of achievement will keep you motivated throughout the process of invention, but this is going to mean nothing if you aren’t implementing your resources. In the end, unless a strategy is adequately implemented, it is nothing more than good intentions. If you're motivated and ready for success, let's talk! . ...