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'Cultivate to Create' Seminar Announced
Wednesday, June 30, 2004
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How open-minded are you to new ideas? How often do you examine an opportunity from multiple perspectives? Do you generally look for more than one "right" answer? Does fear or doubt hold you back from sharing or exploring new ideas?
EDG is presenting a day designed to examine and possibly change how we expand our creativity — something we believe lives inside all of us. "Cultivate to Create" is a day-long seminar that will help participants examine how we notice, use, combine and integrate things that already surround us, and how reclaiming the creative process can benefit us both personally and professionally.
The seminar will be held October 13, 2004 at Chestnut Hills and is limited to 30 participants. For more information, contact Kim at 260-436-9039 or register online.
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