Daniel Pink

It's part of the human being.

It's part of the human being.

It's part of the human being.

Future you is not going to care this year whether you bought a blue car or a gray car. Future me, as I said earlier, is not going to care whether I wore that blue shirt today or I wore a yellow shirt today. There's so many decisions that we make that we don't even remember, we don't even care about. But there's some that stick with us. And we have a sense of the things that matter most.

Future you is not going to care this year whether you bought a blue car or a gray car. Future me, as I said earlier, is not going to care whether I wore that blue shirt today or I wore a yellow shirt today. There's so many decisions that we make that we don't even remember, we don't even care about. But there's some that stick with us. And we have a sense of the things that matter most.

Future you is not going to care this year whether you bought a blue car or a gray car. Future me, as I said earlier, is not going to care whether I wore that blue shirt today or I wore a yellow shirt today. There's so many decisions that we make that we don't even remember, we don't even care about. But there's some that stick with us. And we have a sense of the things that matter most.

Future you is not going to care this year whether you bought a blue car or a gray car. Future me, as I said earlier, is not going to care whether I wore that blue shirt today or I wore a yellow shirt today. There's so many decisions that we make that we don't even remember, we don't even care about. But there's some that stick with us. And we have a sense of the things that matter most.

Future you is not going to care this year whether you bought a blue car or a gray car. Future me, as I said earlier, is not going to care whether I wore that blue shirt today or I wore a yellow shirt today. There's so many decisions that we make that we don't even remember, we don't even care about. But there's some that stick with us. And we have a sense of the things that matter most.

And so if we really focus our efforts and our attention on these kinds of things, on building a solid foundation, on learning and growing, being good and moral and truthful and doing the right thing and on building relationships of love and belonging, I think that regret gives us this path to do things better.

And so if we really focus our efforts and our attention on these kinds of things, on building a solid foundation, on learning and growing, being good and moral and truthful and doing the right thing and on building relationships of love and belonging, I think that regret gives us this path to do things better.

And so if we really focus our efforts and our attention on these kinds of things, on building a solid foundation, on learning and growing, being good and moral and truthful and doing the right thing and on building relationships of love and belonging, I think that regret gives us this path to do things better.

And so if we really focus our efforts and our attention on these kinds of things, on building a solid foundation, on learning and growing, being good and moral and truthful and doing the right thing and on building relationships of love and belonging, I think that regret gives us this path to do things better.

And so if we really focus our efforts and our attention on these kinds of things, on building a solid foundation, on learning and growing, being good and moral and truthful and doing the right thing and on building relationships of love and belonging, I think that regret gives us this path to do things better.

Listen more and talk less.

Listen more and talk less.

Listen more and talk less.

Listen more and talk less.

Listen more and talk less.

I feel like so much of the work that we do obviously involves groups and other people. And most of us are not very good listeners. We don't actually work hard at listening. No one has ever taught us how to listen. When we're in elementary school, they teach us how to read and they teach us how to write, but no one ever teaches how to listen. They think because we have ears, we know how to listen.

I feel like so much of the work that we do obviously involves groups and other people. And most of us are not very good listeners. We don't actually work hard at listening. No one has ever taught us how to listen. When we're in elementary school, they teach us how to read and they teach us how to write, but no one ever teaches how to listen. They think because we have ears, we know how to listen.