In this creative piece, you will engage with Mr. Keating, using dialogue from the clip, and discuss how you perceive the act and art of writing poetry/being creative based on things like who you are, how you were raised, what you do for a living, or what you hope to do in the future. What aspects of what he says resonate with you? Are you someone who grew up encouraged to be creative, or was that side of you not encouraged? Are you in or going into a career known for its creativity? If not, how do you think, based on what Mr. Keating says, you can work to flex your creative muscle within your current or future career? Incorporate a specific time in your life in the piece where you were or were not encouraged to be creative, and help your audience understand how that shaped your perception of the creative process.

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You may write a scene from a play with dialogue, or you may write it in paragraph form. Whatever form you choose, the creative product should be no more 750 words of writing and the document MLA 9^th edition formatted.

https://online.hbs.edu/blog/post/importance-of-creativity-in-business