Day 53: Flow State

Do you know that feeling when you're "in the zone" with your writing, and the words just flow and time disappears? Psychologists call that phenomena "flow state," and it's real. Your brain is actually working more effectively.
What if you could achieve that more consistently? That would be cool and your writing would be better, right?
Good news: you can.
ASSIGNMENT: Write for one hour. Your target is 1,000 words.
Did you achieve "flow state"? Consider what circumstances and environmental factors make it easiest to get "in the zone." What can you change about writing time, location, or routine to better facilitate flow state?
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[@ColleenAlan]

I listen to instrumental music, or music with "elf singing" in the background, anything with no words I can sing along to. It really helps me zone in on my work and forget the world around me.

[@bradpauquette]

That's awesome! I'm glad you found something that works!