The audiobook by John Klymshyn & Isaac Naor

Step into STREAM—an open, far-reaching conversation about flow states, creativity, higher-level performance, and the true nature of doing your best work.

STREAM audiobook cover showing the studio mixing console used by John Klymshyn and Isaac Naor
Recorded in real time · a conversation in flow
Runtime4 hr 54 min
FormatUnabridged audio
ReleasedMay 7, 2018
LanguageEnglish

Inside the conversation

Open your creative windows.

STREAM connects consciousness to practical work: how you enter flow, sustain it, and use it to think, create, and perform at a higher level.

Enter flow

Recognize the conditions that help you become present, engaged, and fully immersed.

Spark creativity

Move beyond habitual answers and open new space for ideas, questions, and possibility.

Do your best work

Connect internal state to higher-level performance—individually and with a team.

The recording studio console labeled for Isaac and John

How it began

A conversation became an audiobook—in real time.

Quantum physics, common interests, curiosity, and being ready for lunch put John and Isaac in the same place at the same time. As the conversation deepened, both recognized that they had entered flow.

More conversations became exercises, experiences, and eventually a new kind of audio book: spontaneous, collaborative, and alive to the moment.

Read the story

The authors

Two minds. One expanding space.

John Klymshyn

John Klymshyn

Writer, speaker, business coach, musician, and explorer driven by a desire to heal and connect.

Meet John
Isaac Naor

Isaac Naor

AI product leader, inventor, and builder of reliable intelligent systems that turn emerging capability into useful products.

Meet Isaac
“STREAM opens your mind and connects you with how to do your best work.”From the publisher’s description

Continue the practice

Hack. Transform. Repeat.

Three practical exercises extend the experience of STREAM into your day.

Step into STREAM

Grow. Expand. Float. Flow.

Listen from the beginning—or hear the original preview first.