Daniel H. Pink is the author of several books including the New York Times bestsellers When, Drive, To Sell is Human, and A Whole New Mind. His books have won multiple awards and have been translated into 39 languages. He lives with his family in Washington, DC.
"Pink delivers the bad news about our time-based weaknesses with some good news about how to compensate for them. More delightful still, many of these tips involve simply slowing down, taking breaks and stealing naps. Alas, none of this advice will prevent time from flying by, but at least there are proven ways to fill our hours a bit better." --The Wall Street Journal
"Known for his popular books on motivation and creativity, Pink
tackles the science behind how we organize our time and how we
should set up the routines of our days." --Washington Post,
11 Leadership Books to Read in 2018 "[Pink] unpicks compelling
patterns... And he includes handy 'time-hacking' advice on how to
put the insights divulged into practice." --Nature "Daniel
Pink is one of the few non-fiction authors alive today capable of
filtering the work of so many scientific minds through his original
human stories and onto the page. He is doggedly diligent in his
academic research yet his examples are accessible... Like a long
walk with a good, funny, wise friend in a leafy park, reading this
book is time well spent." --Harper's Bazaar "The breadth of
the book's scope is impressive... Pink makes a point to end each
chapter with takeaway points that readers can apply to their own
lives. When is engaging, conversational and tightly edited,
making it an easy yet important read." --Associated Press
"When contains a cornucopia of compelling information and
insights." --Philadelphia Inquirer "Helpful tips and
insightful solutions." --Forbes "Pink should change many
people's understanding of timing with this book, which provides
insights from little-known scientific studies in an accessible
way... By the book's end, readers will be thinking much more
carefully about how they divide up theirs days and organize their
routines." --Publishers Weekly "Consistently applying the
principles laid out in the book could have dramatic impacts on
one's life and on society." --Washington Post "Solid science backed
by sensible action points." --Kirkus "Helpful, inspiring and
thoughtful advice." --Booklist "[When] reveals that timing really
is everything... This marriage of research, stories and practical
application is vintage Pink, helping us use science to improve our
everyday lives." --BookPage "Minutes are precious--and easier than
ever to waste. Daniel H. Pink's deeply researched but never boring
study could be a turning point. College students and business
managers alike may find new ways to organize their schedules and
ease difficult decisions by using the 'hidden pattern' of time to
their advantage." --The Wall Street Journal
"A new thought-provoking book about time and timing." --Northwest
Arkansas Democrat Gazette
"[Pink's] latest book, When, draws on research from
psychology, biology and economics to explore how timing impacts
every aspect of our lives." --EdSurge
"In this amazingly actionable and equally enthralling book, Dan
tackles all the big timing questions." --LinkedIn Praise for
Daniel H. Pink and his books: "Provocative." --Malcolm Gladwell
"Compelling." --The Washington Post "Like discovering your
favorite professor in a box." --Publishers Weekly "A frothy
blend of utility and entertainment." --Bloomberg
"Convincing." --Scientific American "Radical,
surprising, and undeniably true." --Forbes "Audacious and
powerful." --The Miami Herald "Right on the money." --US
News & World Report
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