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How to be creative.

Posted by Tim Gruber | Filed under Uncategorized

As with everything on creativity take what you need and recycle what you don’t.

How to be creative.

Reminds me a bit of the Incomplete Manifesto for Growth, which I love.

via: Melissa

Further Reading:

• Making money doing what you love? (2)
• Photographers and creatives who are late bloomers. (2)
• David Lynch on where ideas come from (0)
• What drives photographers and creatives (2)
• Unpaid internships (1)

Tags: creative, internship

Permalink | February 19th, 2008

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