That Time Buzzfeed Wrote About Innovation & Totally Nailed It
Okay, so the weekend is here and we're poking a bit of fun at our favorite listicle-laden, productivity and time suck that is Buzzfeed but in all honesty, here's a few of their links offering some fresh perspectives and inspiration for Innovators, Designers, R&D Executives, Product Developers, Customer Insights Leaders, and Trend Hunters on the 360-degree innovation spectrum to recharge:
- 10 Powerful Ideas That Will Shape The Future
- 11 Things Every Aspiring Inventor Should Know
- 10 Engineering Feats That Could Change Everything
- 10 Kids Changing The Tech World
- 10 Technologies We Won't Be Able To Live Without In The Next Decade
- 10 Inventions That Were Ahead Of Their Time
- 10 Simple Ideas That Could Make An Incredible Impact
- From Riffs To Robots: 15 Facts That Will Make Your Mind Explode
- "The Future Is Ours" PSA For Innovation
- 12 Innovations From The 1950s That We Still Use Today
- 12 Disruptors Responsible For The Internet As We Know It
- 12 Advancements We LITERALLY Couldn't Live Without
- The 17 Phases Of Every Creative Project
- 13 Instagram Artists All Creatives Should Follow
- 37 Books Every Creative Person Should Be Reading
- Awesome Tricks To Boost Your Creativity
- 15 Companies Getting Back Into The Businesses They Killed
- 13 Things Humans Still Do Better Than Robots
- A Lot Of People Are Going To Live In Massive Cities In The Future
- 10 Tech Trends That Change Everything
- 11 Futuristic Inventions That We're Still Waiting For
- 10 Signs The Future Is Already Here
- 10 Science Fiction Technologies That Are Now Real
- What The Future Was Supposed To Be Like
- 21 Exotic Locations Proving The Future Is Now
- 27 Genius New Products You Had No Idea Existed
- What It's Like To Be A Corporate "Futurist"
Now go out there and change the world, you've got this!
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Formerly a senior copy editor at Thomson Reuters, a research editor at AOL, and a senior web publicist at Hachette Book Group, Valerie M. Russo is editor at large of The Front End of Innovation Blog, The Market Research Event Blog, The World Future Trends Tumblr, the Digital Impact Blog, and also blogs at Literanista.net. She is the innovation lead and senior social media strategist for the Marketing and Business Strategy Division of the Institute for International Research, an Informa LLC., and her poetry was published in Regrets Only on sale at the MOMA Gift Shop. Her background is in Anthropology and English Literature. You can reach her at vrusso@iirusa.com or @Literanista.
