> "However, flow necessarily requires isolation. Isolation from design discussions. Isolation from customer engagements. Isolation from iteration and feedback."

> "However, flow necessarily requires isolation. Isolation from design discussions. Isolation from customer engagements. Isolation from iteration and feedback." This is nonsense. Flow doesn't require you to ignore the specs, or the customers. It means allowing you to work in long enough bursts over the day that you get a couple of really good, substantial things done in those bursts, before you break to check up on emails and other "distractions".