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The Walker Webcast

Christina Wallace, Entrepreneur and Harvard Business School Professor

Aug 10, 2023
Serial entrepreneur and top professor at Harvard Business School, Christina Wallace, discusses finding fulfillment through pursuing passions, treating dating like a business problem, redefining work-life balance with a portfolio life, the dilemma of choosing between candidates, the value of orthogonal networks, and comparing US vs UK book covers.
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  • Embrace diverse interests and create a fulfilling, flexible, and sustainable life.
  • Redefine ambition as a pursuit of personal fulfillment and impact.

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The Value of Creating a Portfolio Life

Christina Wallace, an expert at the intersection of business, technology, and the arts, discusses the concept of a portfolio life. She highlights the importance of embracing diverse interests and creating a fulfilling, flexible, and sustainable life. Wallace emphasizes the need to align personal passions with professional pursuits, allowing individuals to make a difference in areas they care about. She encourages people to reconnect with their genuine interests and design a unique career path that matches their values and ambitions.

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