Bestselling author Daniel Pink's new book, The Power of Regret: How Looking Backward Moves Us Forward, argues that regret can actually help people improve their decision-making, boost their ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Amy Blaschka covers personal transformation's impact on career growth. Like many of you, I’m a huge fan of self- and professional ...

Regret is our most common negative emotion, says author Daniel Pink. He should know: He’s spent the recent years studying regret, and soliciting responses from both a national and an international ...

The best reads of 2017, from Ann Patchett and Daniel Pink What were the best new books you read this year? Ann Patchett and Daniel Pink recently sat down with Jeffrey Brown to discuss their own picks ...

Author Daniel Pink looked at an Orange County audience of educators, marketers, and entrepreneurs and told them that they were all salespeople. They might not sell tangible items in exchange for cash, ...

According to Pink, he got the idea for the book when he realized that many of the most common decisions in his life were “when” decisions — like when should he do certain tasks to be most productive, ...

"Most people," says best-selling author (and this week's guest on Marketing Smarts) Daniel Pink, "(a) don't think of themselves in sales, and (b) don't want to think of themselves in sales." Indeed, ...

The sixth episode of Info-Tech Research Group's podcast, Digital Disruption, features a conversation with bestselling author Daniel Pink about how today's leaders can navigate what he calls "the great ...

For the better part of two decades, Daniel Pink has been skewering conventional business wisdom and transforming complex ideas into practical approaches that his readers can put to work immediately. A ...

For a guy whom antiquity scholars say might never have existed, Aesop has enjoyed a pretty good run as an author. The fables that bear his name (but are likely the product of many creators over many ...

Imagine three scenarios: In the first, you see a review of Daniel Pink's new book, Drive: The Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us on MoneyWatch.com and you feel compelled to read it because your ...