Someone I know is in the flow. To watch is to be struck by the way it happens, struck by the series of events that line up in perfect order, seemingly with ease, for a most satisfying result. When we look beyond those events we can understand that there was a build-up of mental and physical focus and an aligning of heart and mind. We don’t have to agree with the result of what someone has achieved, but to watch it play out is to witness something extraordinary.
Maybe the reason we don’t all choose to consciously focus is that we get bogged down with our negative thoughts, and don’t realize their power.
When we feel we’re ready to experience being in the flow, we’ll need quiet time – there are a lot of ways to get from where we are to where we could be. When we listen in the quiet and trust, we’ll get there.
Being in the flow is a delightful inside job.