Chip Heath & Dan Heath – The Power of Moments – Why Certain Experiences Have Extraordinary Impact-Simon & Schuster (2017)

Chip Heath & Dan Heath – The Power of Moments – Why Certain Experiences Have Extraordinary Impact-Simon & Schuster (2017)

The New York Times bestselling authors of Switch and Made to Stick discuss why brief experiences can make a difference in our lives and how they can help us to be more productive and happier.

Imagine if a teacher could create a lesson his students will remember twenty years from now. Imagine a nurse or doctor who knew how to create moments that bring comfort to patients. Imagine if you could sense the difference. of How to make memories that last a lifetime?

Many of The result of these moments are the most important in our lives. of Accident or luck — but why should we give up on our most memorable, meaningful moments when we can make them?

This book is filled with captivating stories of People who have made memorable moments: The The owners of a hotel that was utterly inept transformed it into a magnificent one of The best-Los Angeles: Conjuring moments that conjure up loved properties of Magic for guests The locals were able to overcome a dangerous health practice that had been endemic in one village. “trip over the truth.” The A scrappy team turned around one of Interventions that last less than an hour are used to improve the performance of elementary schools across the country.

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The experiment where two strangers met in a room led readers to discover how a few moments can make a difference in their lives.-Five minutes later they are best friends. (What happens in this time?) Or the tale of This is the youngest female billionaire in the world. Her resilience is due to a simple question her father asked at the dinner table. (What was that simple question?)

This book is full of inspiring stories and practical insights. It demonstrates that we all have the ability to make ordinary experiences extraordinary.