The Science of Small Wins
Given a choice between solving puzzles for free or for pay — which would you pick? If you want to stay motivated and solve more
This story is inspired by this week’s Startup Edition question: How did you raise money for your startup? “Email Dan Pink.” That task sat on
Google has long had a reputation for being a place that’s near impossible to get a job if you aren’t a Stanford or MIT grad.
Running a classroom and running a business have interesting parallels for what works best to cultivate intrinsic motivation, effective productivity, and successful performance. Whether we’re
People who feel powerful are happier, according to a recent study published in Psychological Science. Researchers found that authenticity is what connects that relationship between
Many of you told us that you wanted to be able to give specific feedback on people’s dones, and we couldn’t have agreed more. So
Happy Friday! Catch up with the best of what we’ve shared on the interwebs this week! Chart your own path but slow down along the
Here’s a sweet short film, Honk if You Love Someone, that will make you smile. (via Dan Pink, whose book, To Sell is Human, just cameout.) And
When did work become so noisy? I don’t just mean the ambient noise, that clickity-clackity typing, strangely noticeable chewing, annoying finger tapping, and chit-chatting hubbub
Dan Pink, #1 New York Times bestselling author on the changing world of work, told us that the most radical change happening in enterprise organization is that
