HIGHLIGHTS: Daniel Pink
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Hi everybody, tune in to this short version of the podcast, which we do every Friday. For the long version, tune in on Wednesdays. Hi everyone, I'm Nikola Tangan, the CEO of the Norwegian Sow and Wealth Fund, and today I'm thrilled to welcome Dan Pink, who has written seven New York Times bestsellers. He's done groundbreaking work on the power of regret, work, creativity, behaviours and so on. And so today we'll talk mainly about regret, drive and
timing, like when. So welcome Dan. Thank you, thank you. Great to be here. So your latest book, um, The Power of Regret explores that we should kind of learn from our regrets.
Now, my philosophy has always been to kind of try to learn from it and move on, but you think a bit differently. No, I think that's I think we're we're actually fair we're actually fairly close. What I'm really pushing back against is this idea, especially here in America, where people say, I don't have any regrets. Everything happens for a reason, that the path to a life well lived is to be positive all the time, never be negative, to always look forward, never look back. And that is profoundly bad advice.
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