Flow
A seminal psychology book about the state of deep focus and engagement, written by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi.
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"Ben Horowitz in the interview that you saw he did with me in the podcast, he says to me, 'Adam, you've always had one idea.' And then at the end he said, 'Adam, I didn't mean to say you only have one idea.' I said, 'Ben, you're right. This is not ..."
More from Adam Neumann →"Right now my primary project is called Flow and it is a brand where we will have a suite of tools and products that will power people's productivity and also their health. And I've been documenting the entire journey of building this company on my..."
More from Zach Yadegari →"Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi's book Flow, a foundational book in performance psychology, defines a flow state as when we completely enter the zone, when we feel one with our activity, when we're really at our best."
More from Brad Stulberg →"It's an alarm clock that you put somewhere else so your phone alarm won't stop beeping until you tap your phone to the brick. It's kind of like a way to get up out of bed and stop doom scrolling because you have to get out of bed and go touch your..."
More from Shaan Puri →"Anyway, he wrote this great book called Flow. So, a lot of people are probably somewhat familiar at least with this concept of flow"
More from Mark Manson →"We all know the flow state from Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi the positive psychologist who invented the term flow the psychology of optimal experience published back in 90 something."
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