WHEN by Daniel Pink | Core Message

Animated core message from Dan Pink's book 'When'.

[ryaghnaramansanthosh]

I am from India. Actually this concept amuse me b'coz our ancestors followed a custom of taking a nap after lunch. Now we need a specialist to bring this concept to our knowledge.Hmm, I wonder how many good things we lost in this busy world!!?

[AH-mqfn]

One of the most productive videos that answered my concerns about my drowsiness at lunch time

[AdrianaGirdler]

The nappuccino is one I've heard of a lot and it definitely sounds like a great way to restore some energy and focus. Cheers!

[teriyakov]

This should be adopted by the corporate world. Great insight and break down as usual!

[fnfn]

It was literally 7:37 when I answered B for the linda problem. Then it hit me. Why would a femininst care about nuclear issues? thats a war issue, not a femininism issue.

Awesome video

[TheArchismn]

I love your channel. I being a slow reader, find your videos and 1-pager summaries invaluable! Thank you so much!

[hirwatresoryvestresor]

Great Work Brother, Reaching out all the way to East Africa (Rwanda)
Thank you

[rea]

Great review. In my school they were taking this into account a lot, telling us to rest between 2-4 pm and do our school stuff afterward. I am not really into naps, but going for a walk in nature is a good break for me :)

[keshav]

Thank you.
Please continue your work.
Your videos means a lot to me. 🙏🏻
I am gaining a lot of knowledge because of you.
Thank you for sharing.

[syedburhanofficial]

Thank you for actually taking your valuable time to actually read and creating the script and animation for this book. Now I know that this book is a waste of time. I love your videos. Keep it up bro.

[thetruthbetweenthelines]

I will definitely check the book. Every time I watch a cool review or summary like this one, I feel the urge to go and buy the book. Insight work like writing the scripts for my animations is always much more productive in the afternoon so what you speak about around 5:27 makes perfect sense :)

[maestrodehabitos]

That's a great book 📚, and that's why the naps are so important. Napoleón, Einstein, Rockefeller and so much more successful people took naps everyday Great video👏

[miriamllamas]

This is why in Spain lunch and nap time is from 2 to 4.30- 5pm. Coincidence?

[SteveKahle]

One of your best summaries yet! Great work.

[deeya]

What app have you used to create this presentation? Looks great. Thanks

[cristinatirulnic]

we may be aware of habits existing in India or Spain, but it is very much culture dependent, so it does not mean that if we know them we do apply them. So, for some cultures it is useful for business people to become aware of these aspects because many successful business people are workaholic and this affects not only themselves, but also their families and team members/ peers.

[otoyasebastiani]

Great info and now I have a reason for the quick 'siestas' I take :) thank you.

[april_haruko]

I just don't understand how it's possible to nap for 10 to 20 minutes. Do they mean you just shut your eyes and lay quietly for that long? Or do they mean fully asleep for 10-20 minutes, but the nap would technically be longer because it takes a few minutes to fall asleep before those 10-20 min? It takes me about 10-20 minutes just to fall asleep in the first place, sometimes longer! And then how can you be sure you'll wake up 10-20 min after falling asleep since you can't predict how long it'll take you to fall asleep, so setting an alarm for, say, 30 minutes might accidentally wake you after only five minutes of actual sleep, or if you drop off right away, after 25 min which would be too long and leave you groggy.

People make short naps sound so easy but I just can't wrap my mind around how this is possible. I can't nap that short. I either can't nap at all or I need roughly 1.5 to 3 hours.

[MotiveVideoBook]

Your whiteboard animation tech is really amazing-.

[TheFomads]

Really good video! I can't believe you don't have more followers! Great work!