Adam Grant on how to find your hidden potential in adulthood
Organizational psychologist Adam Grant shares life lessons from his new book “Hidden Potential: The Science of Achieving Greater Things” about channeling your hidden talents, chasing your dreams later in life and embracing your flaws. "A big part of growth is putting ourselves in situations that challenge us and a lot of us avoid it because it feels awkward," he says.
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I love the concept of aiming for different scores, depending on their importance.
Great to hear Adam talk about his new book! This is immediately going on to our to-read list.
Love the power point
Great segment. Thanks.
Just finished the book. Loved it! It's a page turner. Adam is wickedly smart and entertaining.
Great book with wonderful stories to inspire you
Adam did you find your hidden potential with the help of monies given to Wharton by your father or was it based on your re-iteration of pop psychology. Thanks Adam, keep up the good work!
KZread please recommend this video to people who’ve hit mid life crisis
Asking people to coach you: Ha! Those people are also lost in their own world and we no longer live in a world where people give of themselves.