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Speakers on flow
Jayne Storey
Trusted by athletes and executives globally, Jayne Storey delivers proven strategies for peak performance beyond traditional mental coaching.UK
Marianne Abib-Pech
Outstanding business leader with entrepreneurial spirit, leadership expert and founder of LeadTheFutureUK
Cedric Dumont
Extreme athlete and performance psychologist Cédric Dumont empowers teams to build resilience, flow, and fearless leadership.Belgium
Sneha Mandala
Sneha Mandala helps organizations create effortless, high-performing work cultures that reduce burnout and boost engagement.USA
Diane Allen
Transform disruption into opportunity! Diane Allen’s Flow Strategy™ empowers leaders to boost engagement, innovation, and high performance.USA
Zoran Todorovic
Zoran Todorovic inspires audiences worldwide with powerful insights on conscious leadership and human evolution.Spain
Niklas Modig
Globally recognized expert in Flow Thinking and Operational Excellence, Niklas Modig has helped leaders worldwide transform how value moves through organizations.Sweden
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About the topic: Flow
Flow is a term used for a particular state of mind where a person is deeply focused, losing sense of time and space but at the same time fully aware of whatever is on his or her mind at present – complete focus.
The concept of flow was originally introduced by the Hungarian theoretician M. Csikszenmihalyi who developed the theory at the University Of Chicago. We all experience flow every now and then but some people do each and every day. Keynote speakers on flow might choose to focus on how to optimise learning through flow or companies using flow in development.
Keynote speakers on flow are interesting to companies and organisations seeking to improve working spirit, in particular professions dealing with learning and pedagogy. Keynote speakers talking about flow are thus perfect in relation to educational staff and the like.
The concept of flow was originally introduced by the Hungarian theoretician M. Csikszenmihalyi who developed the theory at the University Of Chicago. We all experience flow every now and then but some people do each and every day. Keynote speakers on flow might choose to focus on how to optimise learning through flow or companies using flow in development.
Keynote speakers on flow are interesting to companies and organisations seeking to improve working spirit, in particular professions dealing with learning and pedagogy. Keynote speakers talking about flow are thus perfect in relation to educational staff and the like.