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“Too much of our work amounts to the drudgery of arranging means toward ends, mechanically placing the right foot in front of the left and the left in front of the right, moving down narrow corridors toward narrow goals. Play widens the halls. Work will always be with us, and many works are worthy. But the worthiest works of all often reflect an artful creativity that looks more like play than work.”

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James Ogilvy
James Ogilvy

James Ogilvy, born on February 29, 1964, is an individual whose profession and category are unknown. Detailed information about him is limited. more

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