Tag: when by Daniel Pink
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The 20-20-20 rule of managing screen time
For managing screen time for myself, I stick to the 20-20-20 rule of managing screen time and hence taking breaks. This rule has been mentioned by Daniel Pink in his book When.
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Whether you are an EARLY RISER or a LATE RISER, this is your DAILY WHEN CHART..
The Daily When Chart mentioned by Daniel Pink in his best selling book When, goes a long way in helping us decide which important activity to do in which part of the day, based on whether we are an OWL (Late riser) or LARK (Early Riser) or Third Birds (Normal routine). Daniel Pink’s When –…
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ELEVATE POSITIVES or ELIMINATE NEGATIVES? Read what research has to say..
The insight adopted from Daniel Pink’s best selling book When, enlightens us on what research has to say when we are presented with these two choices.. Our Plan to Elevate Positives gives 9 times more results than our plan to Eliminate Negatives.. Knowing this can help us craft a better customer service strategy wherein eliminating…
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If you are MIDDLE AGED, a MUST READ..
The insight adopted from Daniel Pink’s best selling book When, makes us aware of MID LIFE DROOPs that we human experience during our middle ages. This pattern has ben found very similar to that of APES whom we have inherited. Thus being aware of MID LIFE DROOP can help us handle the situation in a…
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Have you ever GAUGED your DAILY MOOD PATTERN?
The insight adopted from Daniel Pink’s best selling book When, enlightens us on the daily mood patterns for early risers (Larks) & late risers (Owls).. Knowing this pattern and being aware of this can help us lead our lives in a fulfilling manner.. Come let us pile on motivation..
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How does the WORK PATTERN of EXPERT VIOLINISTS look like?
The insight adopted from Daniel Pink’s best seller named When, has a lot to teach us in terms of our daily routines from the daily patterns of expert violinists. Come let us pile on motivation..
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If you HATE BREAKS, see what RESEARCH has to say..
The following insight has been adopted from Daniel Pink’s best seller When.. “Frequent short breaks are more effective than occasional ones” Daniel Pink’s When Come let’s pile on motivation..
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Why GREAT MOVIE climaxes tinker our HUMAN BRAIN?
The following insight has been adopted from Daniel Pink’s best seller When.. “The best endings don’t leave us happy. Instead, they produce something richer—a rush of unexpected insight, a fleeting moment of transcendence, the possibility that by discarding what we wanted we’ve gotten what we need.” Daniel Pink’s When Come let’s pile on motivation.
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What’s your WORK to BREAK ratio? Know this secret of TOP PERFORMERS..
The following insight has been adopted from Daniel Pink’s best seller When.. “High performers, its research concludes, work for fifty-two minutes and then break for seventeen minutes.” Daniel Pink’s When Come let’s pile on motivation..
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Did you know this SECRET of TOP PERFORMERS?
The following insight has been adopted from Daniel Pink’s best selling book When.. “Elite performers have something in common: They’re really good at taking breaks” Daniel Pink’s book When Come let’s pile on motivation..