From Wundery, I'm Rufus Griskum, and this is a special episode of the next big idea. It's part four of a mini series we're calling rethinking big ideas

because if the crisis we're living through right now is good for anything,

it's for forcing us to take another look at what we thought we already knew.

I've been struggling with two questions lately.

The first has been pragmatic.

How can I effectively navigate working from home

when my very nearly perfect wife is doing aerobics

in the middle of the living room

and my three obstreperous boys

are either swan diving from couch to couch

or consuming Wi-Fi bandwidth as ravenously as Lucky Charms.

The second question is loftier, a chins drummer.

How is this crisis going to change us?

Will it change the way we work or perhaps the way we think about work?

Will it change in meaningful ways or even in subtle ways the way we relate to and care for

one another? Will it change the way we think about government?

There's no one I would rather ask these questions than our very own Next Big Idea Club

curator Daniel Pink. Dan is an intrepid intellectual intellectual spelunker who's gone deep on subjects like human motivation,

the increasing importance of creativity, catarintuitive strategies to change people's minds,

and most recently the scientific secrets of perfect timing and I could use a

dose of Dan's insight right about now. The LinkedIn Podcasts Network is sponsored by Zen Desk.

The LinkedIn Podcast Network is sponsored by Zen Desk.

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