Bill Burnett

He seems to really be embodying the work he's doing.

Or Jane over there seems really distant and something else is going on with her.

I should check in with her and see what's happening.

And so when I'm kind of more in a flow transaction or more in my right brain, if you want to think of it that way, I'm looking at the world generatively.

I'm seeing opportunities.

I'm available to things that are happening.

And you can also provoke flow by doing activities.

People talk about being, athletes talk about being in the zone.

musicians talk about being in flow as they're playing.

People in the creative world are in flow quite often.

But you can train yourself to do it.

And we're sort of over-indexed in the transactional brain.

And it takes a little practice to get into the flow brain or mindset.

But it's available.

And it's kind of right there all the time.

So you can have a transactional meeting, or you can notice the ebbs and flows, literally, of the emotions and the

and the activities that are happening right below those transactions.

And it makes things more interesting.

Yeah.

So it's this sort of circular, it's kind of a little flywheel once you get it started.