A. P. J. Abdul Kalam Quote

I have used the word 'flow' at many places without really elaborating its meaning. What is this flow? And what are these joys? I could call them moments of magic. I see an analogy between these moments and the high that you experience when you play badminton or go jogging. Flow is a sensation we experience when we act with total involvement. During flow, action follows action according to an internal logic that seems to need no conscious intervention on the part of the worker. There is no hurry, there are no distracting demands on one's attention. The past and the future disappear. So does the distinction between self and the activity.


p. 91. - Wings of Fire


I have used the word 'flow' at many places without really elaborating its meaning. What is this flow? And what are these joys? I could call them...

I have used the word 'flow' at many places without really elaborating its meaning. What is this flow? And what are these joys? I could call them...

I have used the word 'flow' at many places without really elaborating its meaning. What is this flow? And what are these joys? I could call them...

I have used the word 'flow' at many places without really elaborating its meaning. What is this flow? And what are these joys? I could call them...