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Can Creativity Change the World? Sir Richard Taylor from Weta Workshop Thinks So.

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In this episode of The Great Cause, Phillip Heath AM sits down for a recorded conversation with Sir Richard Taylor, co-founder and creative director of Wētā Workshop, for a fascinating conversation on the nature of creativity and what it takes to build a life in pursuit of excellence.

Reflecting on his early years, Sir Richard shares how curiosity became his greatest superpower, an instinct that fuelled imagination, experimentation and a lifelong passion for making. Together, Phillip and Richard explore the important distinction between excellence and perfection, and how striving for the highest standards need not come at the cost of creativity or joy.

Richard also speaks candidly about the people who shape our journeys, describing how those around us can become the true “life force” behind a meaningful and successful career. From collaboration to character, he outlines the attributes he believes underpin lasting success, and reflects on what he is most proud of across his remarkable career.

The episode concludes with a simple but powerful insight: the importance of keeping the mind creative in the way it thinks, remaining open, curious and willing to see the world differently.

A compelling conversation for anyone interested in creativity, leadership and the pursuit of meaningful work.

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