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Do you ever feel like everything’s already been done — so why create? In this episode of The Creative & Curious Podcast, host Leanne Foley explores what it really means to create something remarkable — and why it doesn’t have to be completely original to be meaningful.
Using a warm and memorable metaphor (yes, strawberry milkshake included!), this episode reminds us that your unique creative flavour is what makes your work stand out — not whether you were the first to do it.
You’ll discover:
Why originality is overrated
How your voice and personal touch make your work meaningful
What Seth Godin says about what “remarkable” really means
A mindset shift to help you enjoy the process more than the pressure
Why creativity is about connection — not competition
✨ You don’t have to be the first. You just have to be yourself.
Connect with me on instagram @leannefoleyillustrates or @creativeandcuriousclub
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