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Every time we create something—whether for a brand or ourselves—we have the opportunity to let our voices be heard. It doesn’t matter how you use that voice, as long as you do. As long as you spark an insight, set something in motion, or shake things up.
Be the voice of reason—or the voice of disruption. The voice of concern—or the voice of hope. The voice of ambition—or the voice of content. The voice of wisdom—or the voice of folly. The voice that moves us forward—or the voice that looks back. The voice of less—or the voice of more.
I used my own voice as a speaker at the first Glug event in the Middle East, aiming to provoke new ways of thinking within the creative industry. Even my brief bio was an opportunity to share my unique perspective.
In an upcoming blog post, I'll elaborate on my talk titled "Don't Be Someone Else's Creative—Be Your Own Creator."
