
Collaboration in Flow
10 Tried-and-Tested Tools That Allow You to Successfully Create Flow in Your Team, Your Projects, and Your Whole OrganizationBy Nadja Schnetzler, Laurent BurstLength6h 55m
About this audiobook
«Teams who work together with ease and efficiency can change the world.»
This notion is as challenging as it is promising, with lone wolves, paralyzing perfectionism, blocked projects, and obstructive hierarchies often getting in the way.
What if there was one simple question that could radically simplify collaboration? Regardless of whether you're an intern or a team leader, the question «How can we bring Flow into this?» can be applied to all areas of collaboration, immediately creating a clear focus and setting things in motion. When everyone is «in Flow,» everything moves forward.
With
10 ready-to-use tools, you can enhance your personal workflow, as well as the Flow in your team and across your entire organization – both right away and with lasting impact.
These tools have been tested in real-world situations with over 3,000 people and are already being used successfully in organizations of all sizes.
Audiobook details
GenreBusiness and Economics
Length6 hrs 55 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateOct 20, 2025
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Dedication
2Introduction: Collaboration in Flow
3How We Discovered Flow: From «Excellent Collaboration» to «Collaboration in Flow»
4The Journey to «Flow»
5Discovering Flow as the Key
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6Focus and Structure of This Book
7Part 1: The Essentials of Collaboration in Flow
8The Worst Flow Blockers in the Workplace
9How Conflicts Stop Flow
10Flow Blockers and Their Impact
11One Particularly Distinct Flow Blocker: «Playing Office»
12The Magical Solution: Flow
13Why Flow Fades Away
14The World of Work as a Machine – Or a Flock of Birds
15A Complete Focus on Flow
16Purpose and Other Flow Bringers: The Foundation for More Flow
17The Flow Bringer «Calm, Time, and Focus»
18Overarching Flow Bringers: Purpose, Focus, Clarity, Team, and Joy
19Part 2: The Flow Toolbox at Work
20The Universal Tool: The Flow Question
21Talking About Flow – Rather Than Secondary Issues
22Putting on the Flow Glasses
23Recognizing Flow Blockers and Taking Action
24Tool 2: Write & Listen
25Frustrating Scenes
26How the «Write & Listen» Tool Works
27How «Write & Listen» Enhances Flow
28How Discussions Can Hinder Flow – And How to Avoid This
29What Do Users Say About This Tool?
30Tool 3: Listen & Decide
31Depressing Decision-Making Incidents
32Why Decisions Often Just Don’t Happen
33Listen & Decide Module 1: The Yes-No-Other Decision-Making
34Listen & Decide Module 2: Slider Decision-Making
35Listen & Decide Module 3: The «Write & Listen» Survey
36Core Aspects of «Listen & Decide»
37What Do Users Say About This Tool?
38Tool 4: Flow Management (Kanban)
39Scenes with a Lack of Flow Management
40Using Visible Signals to Support Flow
41The Basics of Flow Management
42Applying the Flow Management Tool (Kanban)
43Additional Flow Accelerators in Flow Management
44Using Flow Management for Team Flow
45What Do Users Say About This Tool?
46Tool 5: Get-It-Done Session
47Counterproductive Meeting Culture and Project Management
48Get-It-Done Sessions as the Ultimate Flow Bringer
49How to Implement the Tool
50What Do Users Say About This Tool?