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- What made me really think? Why?

After watching these talks I realised that creativity develops throughout our lives in very unexpected ways. We live in a such judgemental world that we struggle to let our imagination express itself freely. But we are not only scared of other's opinions but the biggest judge of our work is ourselves. We always look for the flaws instead of looking at the good things about our work.

- Which one comment will I remember next year? Why?

Paula Scher talks about how creatitvity is seen as a moment of feeling 'uncomfortable with something'. However through these moments she found a way of making use of these feelings to lead her in a certain direction or approach to her projects. With this Iearnt that being in this kind of situations can actually help you develop your creativity and confidence in your work, which I believe is key to development.

- Which one of these talks would I tell a friend to watch? Why?

I would personally recommend Tim Brown's TED talk as it is something affecting not only artists but also aplies in our daily lifes. Being the fear of being judge has a very strong impact on our mental health and somewhat controls the way we live our lives. Therefore, watching this video could change the way we view opinions, not only from others but also the ones we make ourselves.

- How could these talks influence my own approach to my work?

I believe that I could have more freedom to my approach, normally I like to carefully plan and have my fixed ideas to develop my work. However, I've learnt that you don't always need to be precise but instead go with the process and learn from it.

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