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Lesson 05 Β· Think Different: Advertising Wisdom from Lee Clow
Taught by Lee Clow Β· Chairman Emeritus, TBWA/Media Arts Lab | Creative Visionary Behind Apple's 'Think Different' & Advertising's Greatest Legend
You've absorbed Lee's stories, his philosophy, and his principles. Now prove it. This quiz tests whether you've truly internalized the ideas β not just the facts β from Lee's career and creative worldview.
You've spent time inside the mind of one of advertising's greatest creative forces. You've heard how a surfer kid from Southern California became the trusted creative partner of Steve Jobs. You've absorbed Lee's stories about Bill Bernbach, Jay Chiat, Walt Disney, and the long, winding road that led to "1984" and "Think Different."
But here's the thing Lee himself would tell you: absorbing ideas isn't enough. A creative philosophy only has value when it lives in your bones β when you can reach for it instinctively in the middle of a tough brief, a difficult client meeting, or a blank page at midnight.
This quiz is designed to test exactly that.
We're not asking you to recite dates or job titles. We're asking whether you've truly internalized the principles behind Lee's career and worldview. Expect questions covering:
These questions aren't trick questions β but some of them will require you to think, not just remember. Lee spent decades learning that the why behind great work matters more than the what. A campaign can be copied. A principle can be carried with you forever.
If you find yourself second-guessing an answer, ask yourself: What would Lee actually believe here? You've heard his voice. You know his values. Trust what you've absorbed.
Go prove you've been paying attention. π€
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Lee Clow describes creative success as being built on the ability to 'consume lots of input and store it.' What does he mean by this?
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