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This document discusses creativity and critical thinking. It begins with fun facts and then discusses how creativity applies to many fields, not just certain people or jobs. Examples are given of creative works and companies that emphasize thinking differently, such as Apple. The document argues that applying creativity everywhere reflects one's ability to think and improve. Harnessing potential requires practice and pushing growth. The conclusion emphasizes thinking differently, asking why, and finding purpose to prove one's potential and make a difference.
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