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Mar 25, 2021 52 min

What Inspires You?

from THE IN-PROGRESS REPORT Hosted by Panic Reporters

In this episode of the In-Progress Report, our anchors discuss inspiration, where it comes from, where it comes from, and if there is a difference between inspiration and imitation. If you'd like to continue the conversation or join an interdisciplinary community of process-oriented individuals we invite you to join in The Progress Factory, the official community discord of the In-Progress Report. Join here! Please leave our reporters a voice message here to share your thoughts on today's episode! Follow us on our Instagram to see the highlights of today's episode here.

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