Why people recommend it
When by Daniel H. Pink is a popular psychology book that explores the hidden patterns of timing, demonstrating how optimal decision-making and productivity depend heavily on the science of daily hours and seasonal cycles. On the On Purpose with Jay Shetty podcast, host Jay Shetty introduced Daniel Pink by listing his prominent New York Times bestsellers, noting that they would be dissecting When during their conversation alongside his other major works like Drive and To Sell Is Human. Separately, on The Jordan Harbinger Show, host Jordan Harbinger mentioned Daniel Pink's book while discussing human chronotypes and the varying natural timing tendencies that dictate why some people wake up early and feel completely energized while others struggle. Harbinger noted that the show had previously covered the concepts explored in the book regarding how biological clocks influence daily habits, energy levels, and overall performance. Together, these podcast references highlighted the practical utility of Pink's research, illustrating how understanding personal rhythms can help individuals optimize their schedules for better health, focus, and long-term success.
Who recommended it
- Jay Shetty Discussed
- Jordan Harbinger Discussed
Jay Shetty — 1 mention
“his books include the long time running new york times bestseller when which will be dissecting today a whole new mind as well as the number one new york times bestsellers drive which was actually the first book that i read from him and to sell is human”
Jordan Harbinger — 1 mention
“daniel pink wrote about this in a book recently called when we covered it on the show some people get up 5 a.m they're totally fine”