How to Find Inspiration From Other Creators

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Great creators don’t start from scratch.

Dustin Brohm explains that most content creators don’t invent every idea on their own — they borrow inspiration and put their own spin on it.

Malcolm Lawson adds:
👉 “Good artists create, great artists steal.”
👉 He keeps a Swipe File for YouTube thumbnails — anytime he sees a good one, he saves it to reference later.

Success leaves clues. Don’t reinvent the wheel — just make it your own.

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