When by Daniel H. Pink. Book Review.

I am blown away by this book. If you like Malcolm Gladwell’s books such as The Tipping Point, you will love this one. Infinitely readable, insightful, valuable, relevant, and current. It isn’t just about time in the way you’re probably thinking.

Pink examines high and low productive periods in the day, the importance of beginnings, the mid-point slump, the secrets of group timing, and more. The text is relevant to people who work alone or in a group. It has helpful information for educators, executives, students, athletes, lawyers, industrial workers, entrepreneurs, basically everyone. It can show you how to be at your most successful and creative level.

I keep very few books. When I do I tend to dog-ear the pages (gasp) and even occasionally scribble in the margins. I do this because I want to read more about the topic. Pink often refers to specific studies that I would like to research. I folded over 27 pages in this one book. I may use some of these topics in a future blog post as they are relevant to educators and parents.

Needless to say, this is a five-star plus book.

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