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The Art of Achieving Creative Flow (via @ProdHacks)
Everett Bogue talks about Ray Bradbury's approach to creative flow, while including explanations of 9 simple ways you can bring yourself into flow [summarized below].
1. Pick a enjoyable, challenging activity.
2. Eliminate distractions.
3. Think before you do.
4. Isolate yourself.
5. Let go.
6. Give yourself a time limit.
7. Keep moving.
8. Don’t think.
9. Practice.
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- 18 February 2010
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