Have you ever found yourself so deeply absorbed in an activity that the world around you seemed to disappear? This state of intense focus and enjoyment, known as “flow,” has been a subject of fascination and study across various disciplines. A groundbreaking study published in the journal Neuropsychologiaby researchers from Drexel University’s Creativity Research Lab sheds light on how our brains achieve this coveted state of creative flow. Through examining jazz musicians during improvisation, the study reveals that the key to entering flow lies in a combination of extensive experience and th…