The Psychology of Creative Success: Orna Ross

October 22, 2016

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Creatives often define success differently, are less ambitious in a worldly sense and work from different values and intentions. We can also get confused or blocked by conventional ambitions and outer demands. In this session, Orna Ross outlines three core creative concepts and stages of the process that help you harness the power of the create-state in your business as well as your writing.

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