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Mentioned in 15 episodes
A Whole New Mind
Why Right-Brainers Will Rule the Future
Book • 2005
In 'A Whole New Mind,' Daniel H. Pink argues that the future belongs to individuals who can master the six essential aptitudes of the right brain: Design, Story, Symphony, Empathy, Play, and Meaning.
As the world transitions from the Information Age to the Conceptual Age, these skills become crucial for professional success and personal fulfillment.
Pink discusses how forces like abundance, Asia, and automation are driving this shift and provides tools, tips, and exercises to help readers develop these essential abilities.
As the world transitions from the Information Age to the Conceptual Age, these skills become crucial for professional success and personal fulfillment.
Pink discusses how forces like abundance, Asia, and automation are driving this shift and provides tools, tips, and exercises to help readers develop these essential abilities.
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Mentioned in 15 episodes
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Ben Gilbert when discussing the importance of understanding power dynamics in business.
Ben Gilbert when discussing the importance of understanding power dynamics in business.
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Interview: Hamilton Helmer & Chenyi Shi on How to Build an AWS-Like Second Business
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Daniel Pink as a book he wrote, discussing the shift from algorithmic left-brain work to right-brain work.
Daniel Pink as a book he wrote, discussing the shift from algorithmic left-brain work to right-brain work.
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DRIVE: A Fresh Look at the Science of Motivation (with Daniel Pink)
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Jason Moser during an interview at Foolpalooza, discussing the changing nature of work and the importance of right-brain thinking in the age of AI.
Jason Moser during an interview at Foolpalooza, discussing the changing nature of work and the importance of right-brain thinking in the age of AI.
The Cointucky Derby
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Jason Calacanis while discussing the impact of technology on various issues, including gun violence.
Jason Calacanis while discussing the impact of technology on various issues, including gun violence.
Solving our biggest problems, Cerebral’s fast & loose telehealth prescriptions, Jack leaves Twitter Board | E1469
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Michael Gervais in the introduction as one of Daniel Pink's New York Times bestsellers.
Michael Gervais in the introduction as one of Daniel Pink's New York Times bestsellers.
How to Harness the POWER of Regret, to Move Forward | Daniel Pink
Mentioned by Speaker 1 when discussing the shifts in education from the information era to the conceptual era.
Digital Tools Help Students and Teachers Work Smarter not Harder
