ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Barbara Wilson and Tracy Stanley discuss the final set of principles from the book 'Steal Like An Artist' by Austin Kleon. They consider the practical application of these principles to creativity.
This includes the importance of being curious, sharing your work, and travel to get inspiration.
You can find out more about Tracy at tjstanley.com, and Barbara at barbara-wilson.com.
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