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Kalyanov_EDOL720 Assignment 2.1 Now What?
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Hello. My name is Artim Killian of this video is
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for media role 7.
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20 Creativity, innovation, sustainable change course Today I will be
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talking about my take aways from reading the book by
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Western Cleon titled Still Like an Artist.
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The big lessons that I learned from still like an
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artist are as follows.
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Keep working.
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Don't stop.
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Inspire yourself by keeping appraise file limitations inspire creativity.
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Collect good ideas, steal them on artists is but a
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collector off great eight years and the master of remixing
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create the thing you want to see Use your hands
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create something physical You can learn from anyone be inspired
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by anyone talked to anyone with the Internet.
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Geography is no longer our master.
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Some of the quotes that they really liked in the
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book uh really, um resonated with me Art is theft
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Pablo Picasso.
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Immature boards imitate mature Boyd steal bad Poets deface what
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they take and good words make it into something better
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or at least something different.
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The good port wealth his stepped into a hole of
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filling, which is unique are totally different from that from
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which it was torn and it water is originality.
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I'm Detective pleasures and William Ralph Angle.
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I mean, a foreign language educator and their curriculum development
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specialist in the Russian language are who always tries to
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be creative while designing lessons and developing teaching material.
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I found still like an artist by Western Cleon, very
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applicable to my art.
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The art of teaching Some of the big ideas presented
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by the author particularly resonated with me.
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Firstly, the idea of nothing being original.
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According to the water.
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We should not try to reinvent the wheel, but rather
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be open toe what already exists out there.
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This will take the pressure off creativity and possibly eventually
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will leaders to creating a product of our own.
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Secondly, there comparison that the Ortho drew between plagiarizing and
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stealing as stated by Austin Clean these terms should not
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be mixed up.
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Plagiarism is, Ah, taking something and calling it your own
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while still in is being inspired and influenced by someone
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to create something of your own.
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Still, like an artist is the book.
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I will definitely return to a number of times throughout
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my teaching career.
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It served me as a perfect means of unlocking my
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creativity and originality.
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If I were to provide a one sentence statement describing
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what the book is about.
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It would be a paradoxical.
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You don't have to be creative to create me that.
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Do you have to be original to come up with
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something innovative?
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I highly recommend this book to those who want to
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feel better fulfilled and happy.
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