Flowins

Flowins is a term that has emerged in discussions related to personal productivity and the concept of "flow state." While not a formally recognized scientific term, "flowins" is often used informally to describe the small, incremental gains or tasks that are completed while in a state of deep concentration or "flow." These are typically minor achievements that contribute to a larger goal but are not necessarily significant in isolation. The idea is that by consistently completing these "flowins," individuals can maintain momentum and progress over time, even if the individual tasks are small.

The concept suggests that focusing on these smaller accomplishments can help individuals stay motivated and engaged, preventing feelings of being overwhelmed by larger projects. It's a way of acknowledging and valuing the consistent, often overlooked, progress made during periods of intense focus. Unlike major milestones, "flowins" are the everyday successes that build towards them. For example, in writing, a "flowin" might be crafting a single well-formed sentence or paragraph, while in programming, it could be debugging a small section of code. The emphasis is on the continuous, albeit small, forward movement that characterizes productive periods.