The Internet introduced me to my right brain in 1997, although it had been a neighbor for forty-one years. As it sent me along on my way, it said, "write David, be who you want to be."

The more I wrote, the better I became acquainted with my right brain. The more acquainted that I became, the more I wanted to learn. So when in 2005, a friend who is one of the most left brain-driven people I know, recommended A Whole New Mind, I pounced.

Dan Pink introduced me to the concept of design, the twin brother of my right brain who was separated at birth. I love industrial, graphics, print, experience and service design. From an aesthetic shell to a functional core, I love every aspect of design.

The importance of discovering Dan and his work at that time was significant for me. It was a gentle sort of guidance towards a right life path. While I haven't figured it out yet, every molecule in my body brims with the faith that I am headed in the right direction.
- Dave Rothacker

Most business books are very dense or they say the same thing as others and just repackage it. This book was unique. It speaks about the importance of right-brain qualities in the new Conceptual Age. I am a right brain person so this book gave me hope. Pink also writes in a very light, engaging way. Brilliant book!
- Julie Surycz