Flow: The Classic Work on How to Achieve Happiness, with a new Introduction by the author

It is clear why this book is referenced in so many other works. These works however does not get close to the richness of the concept as unpacked here. With such a deep topic doing it justiceOften result in a body of work that is unapproachable by the general public, but here the author’s style and command of language makes Flow a joy to read and reread

This is an excellent resource for understanding how the mind works and how people experience happiness and a state of flow from work. It is a must-read if you enjoy psychology books.

Explains all I've ever been confused about, and confirms all I've ever believed about the meaning of life and living a life of success and joy. I also now understand why relationships fail and what can be done to make them long lasting and enjoyable. An absolute "must-read".

What a great book and what a boon to have in modern day society. To quote the author: "I shall argue that the primary reason it is so difficult to achieve happiness centers on the fact that, contrary to the myths mankind has developed to reassure itself, the universe was not created to answer our needs".

This book is deep in content and language. I found it entertaining in parts, but was very challenging to read. I found that reading it on the train meant that I was a little distracted, and thus I didn't get the true value out of this book. I'm glad I have read it, but not going back any time soon.

A really insightful book highlighting how our egos and self image can play in important role in how we process events which take place in our respective lives. I highly recommend to individuals who are keen to gain a different perspective on how we give meaning to our daily actions and the lives we lead.

This is a great book for anyone who has been wondering a conscious life. All the life based examples are relevant in some cases however he keeps on explaining even when the point was made.Overall very enjoyable book and easy to follow.

He makes a good case for thinking about where One is heading and what needs to be done. I particularly liked the discussion on Meaning - very helpful.