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In today’s episode, we discuss:
- Brain waves
- Elements of flow: clear goals at an abstract and granular level, immediate feedback and reporting, harmony between challenge and skill, attention and awareness becomes one, distractions are excluded from consciousness, time is distorted, the activity and the person become autotelic, unwavering light hearted focus
- Able to hold two polarizing thoughts
- I give you 3 exercises to practice flow
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- Pruning Shears of Revision: https://www.kathieowen.com/pruning-shears
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