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The document provides guidance on challenging oneself by starting with ideas to challenge, looking to different sources for inspiration, and tapping into one's passions and talents. It also notes that the Learning Lab is an opportunity to learn something new, try different approaches, and improve outcomes.
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- 4. Look to different sources for inspiration and ideas
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- 7. The Learning Lab is the chance to learn and try something new and different. To change your way of working to get better outcomes!