Outflow means to send something out, to speak, deliver a service or product, pay for something, to smile at someone, compliment another or to help someone.
Examples of inflow are to listen, to watch a movie, read a text message, receive a product or service, accepting help, being smiled at or receiving a compliment. The modern environment tends to force us to inflow. Click here to see more
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Great article. Thank you Peter!
This is awesome @peter simpson
Great article, thank you!