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  • Published: 2 September 2002
  • ISBN: 9780712657594
  • Imprint: Rider
  • Format: Trade Paperback
  • Pages: 320
  • RRP: $42.99

Flow

The Psychology of Happiness




This classic popular psychology title explains how, by altering our perspective, we can find happiness, dispel disharmony and enter a state of perfect equilibrium - a state of 'flow'

Unlock greater happiness, focus, and fulfilment with the global bestselling classic from the world-renowned psychologist.

‘More relevant than ever' The Times

‘Illuminates the way to happiness’ New York Times Book Review

What really makes people glad to be alive? What are the inner experiences that make life worthwhile? And what made an experience truly enjoyable?

After decades of research, psychologist Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi found what he believes to be the answer: flow, a state of concentration so focused that it amounts to complete absorption in an activity where time disappears, focus sharpens, and we perform at our best.

In this bestselling book, Csikszentmihalyi shows you how to use ‘flow’ to transform the way you work, think, and live, showing you how to:

  • Achieve flow states for deep focus, productivity, and creativity
  • Find joy in work, hobbies, relationships, and everyday activities
  • Overcome boredom, anxiety, and distraction
  • Create a more meaningful and purposeful life

Combining ground-breaking research with practical advice, Flow is the timeless guide to finding inner peace, happiness, and order in our lives.

  • Published: 2 September 2002
  • ISBN: 9780712657594
  • Imprint: Rider
  • Format: Trade Paperback
  • Pages: 320
  • RRP: $42.99

Praise for Flow

Elegantly written...it is more relevant than ever

The Times

Mr Csikszentmihalyi illuminates the accuracy of what philosophers have been saying for centuries: that the way to happiness lies not in mindless hedonism but in mindful challenge

The New York Times

[He] has done more than anyone else to study this state of effortless attending

Daniel Kahneman, author of Thinking, Fast and Slow