How to get in the flow: five simple steps - Ness Labs
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You don’t need to be an athlete to benefit from the flow state. These 5 steps can help you stay relaxed and focused so you can do your best work.
FEATURED TOOL Welcome to this edition of our Tools for Thought series, where we interview founders on a mission to help us think better and work smarter. Jim Lau is the founder of Flowing, a desktop writing application for researchers and students who want AI assistance without losing touch with their sources. It allows you to import your reference PDFs into a local library and use AI features that attach verifiable library snippets to every suggestion. In this interview, we talked about how writing is a form of thinking and not just text production, how to use AI to strengthen human…
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