When

Why is getting started so important? And how do we start again if we messed up in the beginning? How can we increase student performance? Why do we avoid hospitals in the afternoon? When is the ideal time to resign, try yourself in a new area, or get married? Our lives are a never-ending process of “when” decisions: when to start a business, when to schedule a daily exercise, when to take a person seriously, or when to commit to a project. It’s almost commonplace that it’s all a matter of timing, yet most of our decisions are based on intuition and contingency. Bestselling author Daniel H. Pink highlights that timing is not an art, but an actual science that allows us to live, work, and accomplish even better, more successfully. The author of Motivation 3.0 and Sell a Human Thing combines state-of-the-art psychological, biological, and economics research and timing data in an impressive, readable volume. With its irresistible stories and practical advice, Mikor transforms our thinking about the past, present and future.