Multiple New York Times bestselling author Daniel Pink stopped by The Writer Files to chat about his secrets for getting words onto the page.
Mr. Pink is the author of five provocative titles on the subjects of business, work, and human behavior — including To Sell is Human: The Surprising Truth About Moving Others — and has written for The New York Times, Harvard Business Review, The Sunday Telegraph, Fast Company, and Wired.
In addition to having one of the most viewed TED talks of all time — “The puzzle of motivation” — Dan recently hosted and co-executive produced the TV series “Crowd Control” for the National Geographic Channel.
In this file Daniel Pink and I discuss:
Why You Should Never Check Email Before You Write
The Effectiveness of Word Count Quotas
Why the Adage “Butt-in-Chair” Really Works
How to Structure Your Writing Schedule to Beat “Resistance”
The Author’s Exhaustive Reading Recommendations
His Fantasy Chipotle Table Guests
And Why You Need to Get Over Yourself and Get to Work
The Show Notes
http://www.danpink.com/
Dan Pink’s TED talk: “The puzzle of motivation”
Crowd Control on National Geographic Channel
Daniel Pink on Twitter
Kelton Reid on Twitter
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