According to research, conducted by the renowned Harvard Business School professor, Clayton

Christensen, more than 750 million people still live in extreme poverty today, surviving

on less than $1.90 per day.

So why does Clayton Christensen spend his time thinking about this problem?

After all, this guy was on the cover of Forbes Magazine in 2011.

In fact, in the story Forbes wrote,

every business leader calls him or makes the pilgrimage to his office in Boston, Massachusetts

to get advice or to thank him for his ideas.

Think about it.

So why in the world would this professor choose to invest his time to focus on the people

who can't help themselves?

It's the same reason Clayton Christensen decided to mental,

he foves a ojomo, one of his standout students, and the co-author of his new best-selling book,

The Prosperity Paradox.

The professor believes in mentorship, helping others.

Clayton Christensen believes in being part of the solution,

and not just talking about the problem, and now, after having conducted copious amounts of research,

the professor now believes that he has power for and practical strategies and solutions

that will help to end the world's poverty problem.

Today's guest is not a delusional optimist.

Today's guest is a practical realist by just the age of 58.

Today's guest beat a heart attack, cancer, and a stroke to survive to be here on today's show.

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