Flow: The Psychology of Optimal Experience
Author: Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi
ЦитатаКнига «Поток» представляет собой очень нетривиальный подход к проблемам эмоциональной жизни человека и регуляции поведения. Радость потока — это высшая награда, которой может одарить нас природа за стремление к решению все более и более сложных задач. В отличие от уровня жизни качество переживаний можно повысить, заплатив только одной валютой — вложением внимания и о….Read More
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