One of my go to books for the past year is Steven Kotler’s The Art of Impossible— it’s about honing your flow seeking skills and learning how to create it rather wait for it to hit you randomly.
I love it so much because it’s helped me be productive when my adhd gets in the way.
But now I’m wondering about the emotional side of it because it makes complete sense—I’ll be listening to your podcast next!
I'm halfway through the Pod and taught my 11yo a way to rethink his mindset on an airplane today... we practiced pressing our fingers together. (He has massive travel anxiety).
One of my go to books for the past year is Steven Kotler’s The Art of Impossible— it’s about honing your flow seeking skills and learning how to create it rather wait for it to hit you randomly.
I love it so much because it’s helped me be productive when my adhd gets in the way.
But now I’m wondering about the emotional side of it because it makes complete sense—I’ll be listening to your podcast next!
I'm halfway through the Pod and taught my 11yo a way to rethink his mindset on an airplane today... we practiced pressing our fingers together. (He has massive travel anxiety).