“In these times of change and uncertainty, we need a new kind of leaders who will be able to reach their full potential. iMind has developed methods to make a specific human upgrade. Using neuroscience and flow, she teaches how to best manage your mind, emotions, and resources. The only place like that.”
Dr. David Hanson — CEO of HansonRobotics, creator of the humanoid robot — Sophia

“I travel all over the world and always focus on my Peak State to be able to give my best speeches and presentations. Here at iMind Institute, I loved Peak State Technology, which very quickly introduced me to a new state of flow.”
Mark Buckley - spokesperson for the Sustainable Development Goals at the United Nations.

What does FLOW mean?

Do you ever feel like some tasks take much more time than they should? Do you have an inner feeling telling you that you can do them not only faster but also better and with more enjoyment? If you're looking for more optimal functioning in various spheres of your life, the flow state, a state of complete engagement and focus, might be the key to achieving this goal.

The flow state is not just a way to increase efficiency and achieve goals, but also a path to deeper self-understanding and discovering how we can live a life full of passion, joy, and fulfillment. It's a state of mind where you know your abilities are fully utilized, and obstacles that previously seemed insurmountable become sources of inspiration and motivation.

It's the feeling when you're fully immersed in a task, and your senses are focused on one goal, leading you to achieve exceptional results. Where long hours of work become short moments when you're fully engaged in the task, and every minute is used with the utmost efficiency.

The flow state allows you to move from a state of burnout, distraction, reduced productivity, loss, emptiness, and lack of meaning to a state of full potential, living life with passion, and overall well-being.

Flow, also known as "the zone", is a concept coined by the distinguished psychology professor Mihály Csíkszentmihályi. It denotes a state of mind characterized by heightened concentration, mindfulness, productivity, and a sense of satisfaction and euphoria resulting from complete immersion in a task. It is a state where the perception of time changes, internal dialogue quiets, and awareness and attention are wholly focused on the activity at hand.

The roots of flow can be traced back to William James's concept of the "mystical experience" (1902) and Abraham Maslow's "peak experience": "During peak experiences, individuals experience an expansion of self, a sense of unity, and a meaningfulness of life. The experience remains in consciousness and provides a sense of purpose, integration, self-determination, and empathy."

In summary, the state of flow gives us access to the full range of our potential. The challenge lies in learning how to enter this state consciously and repeatably.