Make an empty space in any corner of your mind and creativity will instantly fill it. Dee Hock, Founder of Visa
Showers.
Walking.
Coffee.
Exercising.
Listening to music.
Even reading 19th century French literature, are all things some well-known creatives do when they want to get back in the flow.
For many decades creatives have turned to activities to help them access a more creative headspace, hence the commonplace studio ping-pong table or table football arenas.
Activities are enjoyable, but do you really need them to get into a flow state once you understand what’s going on in your head?
In reality, how quickly does it really take to get back in the flow?
It just takes one thought.
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