Flow States and Creativity
[blog page read in full at source; not a study] Kotler, S. (2014). 'Flow States and Creativity.' Psychology Today, The Playing Field blog, 25 February 2014. the step at which five times becomes five hundred per cent and a workshop becomes a study. The parenthesis: '(for comparison, a 10 year McKinsey and Co. study found top executives 500 percent more productive in flow)'. IN FAIRNESS AND IN PRINT, AND THE ARTICLE CARRIES IT: in the same paragraph he calls his own organisation's seven-times creativity figure 'gaudy' and 'definitely in need of much further verification'. NOT READ, AND THE ARTICLE SAYS SO: his Forbes column of 8 January 2014, which Forbes returned as an empty body twice, and which is the page downstream writers hyperlink when they write 'McKinsey study'. Nothing is quoted or characterised from it. The texts of The Rise of Superman and Stealing Fire could not be reached and neither is characterised.
[blog page read in full at source; not a study] Kotler, S. (2014). 'Flow States and Creativity.' Psychology Today, The Playing Field blog, 25 February 2014. the step at which five times becomes five hundred per cent and a workshop becomes a study. The parenthesis: '(for comparison, a 10 year McKinsey and Co. study found top executives 500 percent more productive in flow)'. IN FAIRNESS AND IN PRINT, AND THE ARTICLE CARRIES IT: in the same paragraph he calls his own organisation's seven-times creativity figure 'gaudy' and 'definitely in need of much further verification'. NOT READ, AND THE ARTICLE SAYS SO: his Forbes column of 8 January 2014, which Forbes returned as an empty body twice, and which is the page downstream writers hyperlink when they write 'McKinsey study'. Nothing is quoted or characterised from it. The texts of The Rise of Superman and Stealing Fire could not be reached and neither is characterised.
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The Playing Field blog, 25 February 2014.