Ep. 62 - Breakthrough Ideas with Creative Constraints
from Content is for Closers Hosted by Heard Podcasts
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In this Friday special, Adam and Carlton talk about how putting creative restraints on ourselves actually helps better ideas come to mind. From different kinds to how you can implement some of your own, here is a counterintuitive way to help your creative genius.
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