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- Just 8% of Consumers Think Brands Should Stop Advertising Due to the Coronavirus Outbreak April 6, 2020
- The Do's and Don'ts of Video Conferencing April 2, 2020
- Pablo Dorigo Sempere Turns Venice Canal Algae into Postage Stamps March 30, 2020
- Alzheimer's Stole Her Ability to Read. An Alexa-Powered Chair Gave it Back March 26, 2020
- A Museum Dedicated Entirely to Words and Language to Open in Washington D.C. March 23, 2020
- How to hide your messy room for a Zoom video conference March 19, 2020
- Best Graphic Design Podcasts (2020) March 16, 2020
- Yarn Made From Lab-Grown Skin Sounds Horrifying, But it May Help Save Your Life March 12, 2020
- Jif Peanut Butter to Settle the Debate Over the Pronunciation of 'GIF' Once and for All March 9, 2020
- Facebook Starts the New Decade By Giving You More Control Over Your Privacy March 5, 2020
- 7 Ways to Find Readers and Subscribers When No One Knows You Yet March 2, 2020
- Artist Fakes Google Maps Traffic Jam with 99 Phones February 27, 2020
- The Cookies Must Die February 24, 2020
- 19 Incredible Things You Never Knew Thomas Edison Invented February 20, 2020
- Common Image File Formats and When to Use Them February 17, 2020
- These GPS Shoe Insoles Can Help You Keep Track Of A Loved One With Dementia February 13, 2020
- 5 Top Designers Imagine the Workplace of 2040 February 10, 2020
- Recreating the Voice of a 3,000-Year-Old Mummy Using 3D Printing February 6, 2020
- Direct Mail Planning for Your 2020 Marketing Goals February 3, 2020
- These smart shopping carts will let you skip the grocery store line January 30, 2020
- Photographer Travels The World To Capture Every Skin Tone In Pantone Style January 27, 2020
- Kids with lazy eye can be treated just by letting them watch TV on this special screen January 23, 2020
- Millennials and Direct Mail January 20, 2020
- Fingerbot, mini-robot that presses the buttons for you January 16, 2020
- A Creative's Guide to Different Types of Printing January 13, 2020
- Decoding Animal Talk: How AI May Help Us Speak with Animals January 9, 2020
- Marketers Can Expect A Very Different Holiday Season In 2020 January 6, 2020
- 'Smart Cane' Lets the Visually Impaired Navigate City Streets with Google Maps January 2, 2020
- This T-Shirt Can Generate Electricity From Your Body Heat December 26, 2019
- 5 Traditional Advertising Methods That Still Work December 23, 2019
- Plastic Can Walk on its Own Now December 19, 2019
- Pantone's 2020 color of the year is the new black December 16, 2019
- VR Goggles for Cows May Mean Better Milk December 12, 2019
- 9 creative font trends for 2020 December 9, 2019
- Solar-Powered Plant Gives Drinking Water to 35,000 People a Day December 5, 2019
- 5 Packaging Design Mistakes and How to Avoid Them December 2, 2019
- These sneakers vibrate November 28, 2019
- Don't believe the hype: print isn't dead November 25, 2019
- Unsinkable Metal Could Lead to Unsinkable Ships. Now Where Have We Heard That Before? November 21, 2019
- A 10-year-old boy who used to get in trouble for doodling in school got a job drawing on the wall of a restaurant November 18, 2019
- Adobe MAX Sneaks 2019: The most mind-boggling tech heading your way November 14, 2019
- 7 Instances of Well-Intended Direct Mail Gone Bad November 11, 2019
- Canoo: A Bauhaus Inspired, Subscription-Based Electric Vehicle November 7, 2019
- The Importance of Direct Mail to Your Company's Marketing November 4, 2019
- Using Japanese Paper Art To Heal the Human Body October 31, 2019
- 7 Common Marketing Mistakes That Most Startups Make and How To Avoid Them October 28, 2019
- Exoskeleton Walks to Brain's Commands October 24, 2019
- Canadians remain engaged and connected to print media October 21, 2019
- The Energy Observer is a boat that makes its fuel out of seawater October 17, 2019
- 7 Instances of Well-Intended Direct Mail Gone Bad October 14, 2019
- Amazon adds tool to aid visually impaired customers in the kitchen October 10, 2019
- What Is the Promotional Mix in Marketing? October 7, 2019
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The Five Habits of
Highly Innovative Leaders
Everybody loves a good list, and Forbes magazine is no exception. The business journal recently published its first list of the World's 100 Most Innovative Companies. As part of the special edition, the magazine published on its blog a list of the "five skills of disruptive innovators." Here, in no particular order, is their list of traits...
Questioning
Innovators challenge the status quo and remain open to new possibilities.
Observing
Nothing gets past the watchful eyes of top innovators. They pay attention to (and act upon) the smallest details that others might overlook.
Networking
Innovators thrive off interactions with other people. Networking allows them to gain perspectives and insights they might otherwise never see.
Experimenting
Innovators are tinkerers. They love to take things (and ideas) apart and find new ways to put them back together again.
Associational Thinking
Innovators can take seemingly disparate ideas from vastly different fields and connect them.
