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The Scientific Secrets of Perfect Timing
Daniel H. PinkWe often think about what to do and how to do it, but rarely about when. Pink draws on research to show that timing affects our mood and performance, and how to plan our days and lives with that in mind.
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Most people move through a peak, a trough and a recovery each day. Plan your hardest thinking for your peak.
Some people are larks, some owls and most are in between. Your best hours depend on which you are.
Short breaks, especially moving, social or outdoor ones, help restore focus. Lunch away from your desk counts.
Fresh starts like a new week or a birthday are good moments to begin again.
A slump in the middle can spark effort, and the sense of an ending can help us focus on what matters.
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