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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ZULFAAN" data-source="post: 13590140" data-attributes="member: 167649">4. Don’t Shut The Door On Creativity  We all know it’s important to listen to other’s  feedback. But if  someone is telling you something can’t be done or  shouldn’t be done  without hearing the full story – don’t listen to  them. Create without  interruption. You don’t want someone knocking down  your ideas before  those ideas flourish.You don’t want someone knocking down your ideas before those ideas flourish. When it comes to being a freelancer though,  we have to sometimes tone  down our creative mind from getting too wild.  But don’t do this right  away. If a client asks for a logo with very  specific requests, don’t  immediately follow those rules.  First, design with your initial instincts. What could  you do with  their concept that they hadn’t asked for? Then tone it down  to meet  their requirements. Perhaps you could even include this  concept design  in your preliminary draft. It may even inspire your  client to think of  something they would want to include in the design.  But if you’re going  to do this, make sure most of the work you present  them follows what  they asked for. The point is to keep the door to  creativity open. When  you write, don’t stop to edit. This is when you  loose all the good  thoughts that prompted you to open a blank document  in the first place.  Create now and edit after. Who knows where your creative mind will go?</blockquote>

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