Flow

Once a person has achieved flow they are in the zone.
Flow means to be producing something regularly and steadily. When people can achieve flow, they can achieve peak productivity.

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Word of the Day: Flow

If you desire to attain your peak productivity, you must determine how to achieve flow.

A while back, I discussed what it means to be in the zone.

Once a person has achieved flow, they are in the zone.


Flow means to be producing something regularly and steadily.

Flow is peak productivity.


When a person has achieved flow, they are in a state of high concentration, and nothing bothers them.

Whatever they are trying to create seems to flow out of their fingertips; they are working smoothly and getting things done.

Some people need white noise, such as a radio or office noise, in the background to achieve flow.

The presence of background noise is one of the reasons some people prefer to work in cafes – the bustling background noise helps them achieve flow.


This post is understandable by someone with at least a 7th-grade education (age 12).  

On the Flesch-Kincaid reading-ease test, this post scores 74.  

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