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Thanks for sharing Neetal. The connection between adaptive persistence and social innovation is right on point. We need to continue to adapt and innovate to be able to create break-through solutions to very complex social challenges. The world abounds with great examples of this – which is heartening since we need to rapidly close the gap between the escalating nature of our social challenges and the innovative solutions needed to address them. Christopher Gergen
Thanks for the comment Christopher. Really enjoyed reading your book, and working through exercises with other New Leaders Council Fellows. A few years after after writing your book, I am curious to hear how the life entrepreneurs stories outlined have further developed, changed course, etc. Thanks for reading!