Episode 17 - The True Original - Why You Could Be The "Next Big Thing"

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True Originals Change the World. What do they do differently? They remain true to their vision, and their unique voice. They don’t compete against everyone riding a popular wave. They create their own trends. They are experimental and avoid the current flavours, yet are not trying to be different for its own sake.

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True Originals Change the World. What do they do differently? * They remain true to their vision, and their unique voice. * They don’t compete against everyone riding a popular wave. They create their own trends. * They are experimental and avoid the current flavours, yet are not trying to be different for its own sake.

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