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In 1975, a Hungarian-American psychologist named Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi published a study of chess players, rock climbers, surgeons, and factory workers. He was looking for something most researchers weren’t measuring: not what made people miserable, but what made them feel genuinely alive. What he found was a mental state so consistent across cultures, ages, and activities…
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