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The Art of Impossible

By Steven Kotler

This episode unpacks the systematic, neuroscience-backed path to achieving what feels impossible, showing how peak performance is a learnable skill, not a gift.

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“This episode unpacks the systematic, neuroscience-backed path to achieving what feels impossible, showing how peak performance is a learnable skill, not a gift.”

— Steven Kotler, The Art of Impossible

What it is about

Peak Performance, Flow States, Impossible Goals, Resilience

Who it is for

If you've ever felt a deep pull towards an ambitious goal but weren't sure how to bridge the gap between vision and reality a clear path, and this will help you see what to do next.

The author

Steven Kotler, an award-winning journalist and co-founder of the Flow Research Collective, has spent decades interviewing top performers and synthesizing the neuroscience behind human potential, making him a important voice in understanding peak states.

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