Playfulness is when you embrace a spirit of lightheartedness and freedom. It means letting go of the idea that you have to be perfect or to achieve something.

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You know that thing where you're totally immersed in something and can even lose track of time? That is flow.The brainwaves change when we enter the state of flow. Our focus is only on the ongoing activity, along with a boost in creative energies.

The Flow State

S — Make space for fun! Put your phone down!P — Pursue passions.  Look for things that interest you and let those guide you.A — A is for attracting fun, which means having an open mind about when and where fun might appear. R — Be a Rebellion! K — Keep at it! Like any new practice, the only way to really incorporate it into your life is to try it many times.

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You feel a sense of connection with the activity that you're doing. You feel a sense of connection with your physical body. Or, most likely, you feel a sense of connection with another person or group of people through a shared experience.

Connection

Fun is not frivolous! When we have true fun (more on that later), we stave off loneliness, we stop judging ourselves and we can walk away from a couple of hours of fun with energy that buoys us long after the guitar is back in its case or the deck of cards is back in the drawer.
It's important to acknowledge that to have fun, you really need to have your basic needs met. But making space for fun doesn't mean needing to go on a fancy vacation or spending a bunch of money on equipment: Fun can be sledging down a hill or singing a song.

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Do you have enough fun in life? Catherine Price, author of The Power of Fun, explains the three components of true fun and how to tap into this powerful, everyday source of joy.

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