Welcome. I'm Kevin Miller. In this episode, when are the best times for certain activities,

conversations, and tasks? So we often hear, especially about morning routines, right,

the best time to do these certain activities. And I appreciate that, but what I most often hear

are people's experiences of what worked best for them.

And I'm cautious to take anything and say, hey, this worked for me and everybody should do it.

So I'm interested in what the research actually says on a lot of things. That's why I bring a lot of

researchers onto the show. That's what I'm doing in this episode, Dan Pink. You likely have heard of Dan Pink.

Chances are you've got one of his books. He is one of the most prolific researchers on human

potential I've ever known. I've lost track of how many bestselling books he has. I've had him

here on the show, I think three times for books like a whole new mind and the power of regret.

The first time, however, I had him on the show was a book that he wrote titled When,

The Scientific Secrets of Perfect Timing.

So Dan did the research to find literal statistics on when the best time was for us as humans to do certain

activities, what times for certain conversations, thinking of what time is just statistically

optimal for you to do something, what will give you the best chance of success? So I fascinated myself with what he

shared, which is why I'm bringing this episode back to you. Friends, these shows are about

human potential. I work a lot with individuals on their human potential. We do a lot of work

that we then implement into

their work or starting a business. If you want to connect with me about that, find me at

Kevin Miller.com or email me at k.miller at Kevin Miller.com. I'd be honored to talk with you about it.

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about one of the best times for certain activities and conversations and tasks.

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