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Flow

A lot gets talked about when it comes to going with the flow...what does it mean and how do we optimise our chances of entering the flow and staying in it...is it simply a case of following the path of least resistance? What stops us following that path? There are those who believe that coincidences occur as signposts and others who see them as nothing more than recognition - either way we will respond to them. Whether they are related to flow or not, is up for grabs!
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