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A Whole New Mind is the creativity, self-help and psychology book which shares the six fundamental abilities for the success in professional and personal life. Daniel H. Pink is the author of this fantastic book. He is a New York Times bestselling author which guides people to transform their lives. This time the author describes the importance of creativity in every field of life. The creative people will rule the world in upcoming days, they may be inventors, artists, storytellers or scientists etc.

“Drive: The Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us” is a self-help book for ages. Daniel H. Pink is author of this self-motivation book. He is also the man behind many books including WHEN: The Scientific Secrets of Perfect Timing. In his book “Drive” he shares some secrets and tips about motivations and encouragement. This book break-down motivation into different versions. Motivation 1.0 is our basic need of survival. It is the simplest level of motivation and there is not much time spent on this topic. Motivation 2.0 is what Pink believes to be an outdated model. This is what is referred to as “carrots and sticks.” We use these tools to encourage or reinforce positive behaviors and to curb behaviors we want to eliminate. The book shows through research and studies, that adding monetary incentives does not inspire us like many have believed. It only serves as a temporary boost but winds up fading fast. In short, it is a great book for anyone wanting to know what really motivates people. You can also Download Daring Greatly by Brene Brown PDF Free.

When is the psychology, time management and self-help book which tells the secrets of achieving timing in our lives? Daniel H. Pink is the author of this fantastic book. He is the author of six stunning books and he is the New York Times bestselling author. His books are translated into 37 different languages which changed the lives of millions of people in the whole world. This time Daniel describe the importance of timing in our lives. We are listening from our childhood that timing is the key role of success. It varies from time to time or in different stages of our life. Our lives are the continuous process of making decisions, some of them generate positive results for us and some creates worse scenarios for us. We are confused about certain things in our lives such as when to schedule a class, arrange a meeting, make a call, getting serious about a person or start a business. If we make these decisions while calculating timing then our lives become a lot easier than what we even think. Most of our problems occur due to the ignorance of timing, we did not know how and when to made a decision. Daniel shares different techniques which help students to improve grades, businessmen will generate positive results and entrepreneur will be won the heart of investors. You will also learn when to quit a job or switch your career.

The Adventures of Johnny Bunko is the career management, self-help and job hunting guide which shares the secret of a successful career. Daniel H. Pink is the author of this fantastic book. The author teaches the lesson of accomplishing success in life through story. Johnny Bunko recently finished his college studies and it’s time to pursue a career. Luckily, he fined the job of his dream which he always wanted to do. The things are totally different as he thought before entering into the industry. Whenever he tries to handle things more precisely then they become worse. The crises led him to almost quit his job but he does not. He makes his mind to rethink about his strategies and tackle the situation by thinking differently. First of all, he has to figure out trace out all his mistakes which he did repeatedly. After this, Johnny needs to make another plan and check out the margin of success. Did he doing again those mistakes and following the same pattern or success? What different approach he can use to win his career? Daniel shares the six core techniques of finding, flourishing and keeping the career success you have. The author guides the reader step by step to accomplishing success in every field of life.

To Sell Is Human is the business and money guide which tells the different techniques to improve the selling skills. Daniel H. Pink is the author of this wonderful book. He has already written the four influential books which change the lives of millions of people. According to the report of US Bureau of labour, one in the nine Americans citizen works as the salesman. There are over fifteen million people who earn the money by persuading other to buy the products. This was the fact but what other eight people do in their life. While coming on this theory we all are salesmen and we spend our days to move others. Whether we are employs pitching co-workers on the fresh idea, teachers cajoling children, entrepreneurs to search for the investors and parents pursue their children for studies. We all are salesmen on some point. The author shares the various case studies of the successful people that how they become the billionaire through selling products. Daniel included the different tricks tips which he concluded after the years of research and experience. He shares the six successors to get the elevator pitch and three rules to understand yourself better. What are five frames which makes sure your message is persuasive and a lot more? It will totally change your prospect how you see the things like around you.

“Drive: The Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us” is a fabulous book, and will be effective for leaders and followers alike. Whether you are a pastor, small group leader, or business person, this will help motivate those you lead and even help you understand yourself better. Daniel H. Pink is the author of this powerful book. Pink’s book is very helpful because it clearly illuminates and explains what we’ve observed that external motivation ends up feeling like manipulation and that people will do better in a structure that allows them to find their own intrinsic sources of motivation. The drive is such an inspirational book. Daniel Pink writes with such enthusiasm that you can’t fail to be motivated. The drive is one of those books that works as well for motivating employees as it does for yourself and you’re nearest and dearest as the psychology behind it is to bring out the best in everyone. Dan has written another insightful book, this time taking on the subject of motivation. In Drive: The Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us, Pink highlights the disconnect between typical management practices and scientific evidence about human biology and behavior. After presenting a scientific basis for his approach, he proposes that we upgrade ourselves and our workforces to autonomy, mastery, and purpose. The outcome will be of greater engagement. He also provides a toolkit with suggestions on what to do next to move in the direction he proposes. While many readers feel one’s own intrinsic motivation, it can be hard in some workplaces to see a movement away from a carrot and stick approach toward greater autonomy, mastery, and purpose. The drive may help readers transform workplaces into environments that get more work done, better, by more satisfied workers. Overall, “Drive” is a good insight into what drives people to be successful but take the suggestions and apply them accordingly.