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Hey, it's Jessie. We're taking a week off this week while we produce some programming

for later this fall. Some really cool episodes. But in place of a new show this week, I wanted

to bring you something really amazing from our archives. Something useful. This is a

conversation with Dan Pink. I wanted Dan to explain to me how he uses his mornings.

Because I always think that I should be getting more out of my morning. So there's something

I can do to make my whole day work better, if I can get it right. And Dan assures me

that this is actually true. He'll walk us through it. I hope you love the lesson and

then get in touch at Hello Monday at LinkedIn.com. And while I have you, we are counting down

the days to the launch of my new book, The Family Outing. It's a memoir. I am so nervous

to share it with you all, but also so excited. And it would be really helpful to me if you

would consider pre-ordering it. That's ordering it before it comes out in October. You can

do that anywhere you buy books. Okay, now on to the show.

From the editorial team at LinkedIn, I'm Jesse Hempel, and this is Hello Monday, our

show about the changing nature of work and how that work is changing us. So if you've

listened to the show, you might have noticed something that our guests seem to have in

common. Most of them have given a lot of thought to their morning routines. Most recently

there was career coach Jerry Colona. I wake usually between five and six. I make coffee

or tea, and I journal, and then I will sit in meditation.

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