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On today's show I sit down with Truman Florence and dive deep into the mechanics of design and collaboration as well as humility and how it benefits relationships.

A little on Truman:

• Truman is a Creative superhero…
  • His current role is Art Director at BYU’s prestigious AdLab where he works collaboratively to develop campaigns for big names like UnderArmor, Nike, and other big names you would know but I can’t share
  • But he’s been flexing his creative muscles for years now as a graphic designer, photographer, and videographer.
  • A recovering thespian with an occasional relapse
  • visit trumanflorence.com to see his work

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This Week’s PRO TIP from Truman is:  Practice asking "What is needed?" until it becomes second nature to you. This will help you Look Outward and be a better team player in any setting.

Remember that Life is a team sport, so let's play together!

LINKS From Show:

• Paris Williams, a six year old girl from St. Louis Missouri, launched her own nonprofit foundation to feed the homeless in her area. https://www.goodnewsnetwork.org/st-louis-first-grader-creates-foundation-for-homeless/
• A creative uncle made his nephew’s dream come true by building a rollercoaster in his backyard based on the 11-year-old’s drawings. https://people.com/home/uncle-builds-backyard-rollercoaster-quarantine/
• BYU Ad lab https://comms.byu.edu/byu-student-labs/adlab/
• The dreaded Banner Peak https://www.summitpost.org/banner-peak/150963