
Daniel H. Pink has seven novels, five of which are New York Times bestsellers. He is also the host of Crowd Control, a popular TV series about social science on National Geographic Channel. Prior to his writing career, Pink was the chief speechwriter for Vice President Al Gore. He is also a speaker, consultant, and speaker in the areas of business strategy and marketing.
Selling is human
Daniel Pink's insightful and humorous book, To Sell Is Human, is available now. This book challenges the conventional notions of selling and focuses on how to motivate people with passion, authenticity, and enthusiasm. You'll discover that most successful salespeople are not extroverts, and that selling to introverts can actually be more difficult than influencing an introvert's mind.
This book is essential reading for anyone in the sales industry, but it also applies to all. Pink's arguments can be used to help salespeople, as well as those outside the sales field. In the past most selling occurred in a world that was more knowledgeable about the seller than the customer. This created problems and challenges for buyers. This asymmetry made it easy for sellers to mislead people, and this led to distrust. However, all that has changed with the advent of the internet.

Regret is a powerful tool
The Power of Regret, Dan Pink, focuses on the power of regret in changing your life. It will show you how to forgive yourself and lead a fulfilled and productive life. This book should be read. It's a great read for anyone who has ever regretted anything.
This book is not meant to be a manual about regret but a guidebook on how you can use it to your advantage. This book provides a practical and innovative way to think about regret and how you can use it to your advantage. The Power of Regret is a book that shares real-life examples of how regret can help you live a happier, more fulfilled life.
Agent Nation Free
There are many signs the age of the "free agent" is here. Uber, Thumbtack and Airbnb are all bringing new types of workers to the workforce. These businesses are examples the new economy as predicted by Dan Pink in 2001. Pink describes the emerging of an individualizing economic system in his book Free Agent Nation.
Pink is a prolific writer who chronicles the rise of free agency. His website Free Agent Nation has been a leading source for information on the Free Agent movement and he has also written for print and online publications.

The Creator economy
The Creator economy is a model which harnesses collective creativity of the masses in order to create new things. While there are many challenges in today's media environment, the Creator economy offers a solution. The new model rewards the creators who spend the most money and engage the most people. This is based in the belief creativity is fundamental to our human nature, and that it can be harnessed to benefit all.
Creators who are part of the creator economy have more control over the work that they do and can follow their passion projects at their own pace. Creators also have lower entry barriers which can make them more competitive.