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فقط زمانی که مهارت‌های یک فرد به طور کامل در غلبه بر چالشی که تقریباً قابل مدیریت است نقش دارند، به طوری که همه چیز دیگری را فراموش می‌کند، فعالیت به صورت خودکار و بدون زحمت می‌شود.

Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi Psychologist

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