Innovation: Where Creativity and Technology Meet

Innovation: Where Creativity and Technology Meet

This amazing video will show you the snippets of the documentary Innovation: Where Creativity and Technology Meet. The premiere was held at Kailash Mital theatre at Carleton University campus, Ottawa. This event was attended by around 350 people. Makers of this film are contented after listening to the wonderful comments from the special guests and other viewers.

INNOVATION: Where Creativity and Technology Meet is a documentary about Innovation. This film shows how the merging of Creativity, Innovation, and Technology is changing the way we live and work in the 21st century.

Great American philosopher Ralph Waldo Emerson said, “Nature suffers nothing to remain in her kingdoms which cannot help itself. He is no whole man until he knows how to earn a blameless livelihood. Society is barbarous until every industrious man gets his living without dishonest customs.”

If it’s the responsibility of every industrious man to earn a blameless livelihood, what are the changes he has to make in order to thrive in the 21st century? Who is driving these changes? Why do the men behind these changes believe mankind is going through another major inflection point bigger than the agricultural or industrial revolution? Why do they say this is the best time to live than ever in the history of mankind?

The innovation movie team met with many prolific game changers from all over the world and asked how they thrive in an age of exponential changes. We have compiled success stories of world-renowned entrepreneurs, leadership thinkers, professors, and psychologists.

Salman Khan (founder of Khan Academy and also one of the most 100 influential people in the world), Tony Hsieh (CEO of zappos.com), Phil Libin( CEO of Evernote, one of the fastest growing cloud based companies in the world), Chip Conley (CEO of Joie De Vivre), N.R. Narayana Murthy (Chairman of Infosys, India’s second largest IT company), Marshall Goldsmith (World’s number #1 Leadership thinker award recipient), Robin Sharma (world-renowned leadership coach), Ben Zander (Author of “Art of possibility” and a regular speaker at world leadership and economic forums), Dr. Nathaniel Branden (father of self-esteem movement in the US), Prof. Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi (world-renowned psychologist, known for his work in the field of creativity and innovation) and many more are part of this film.

This film entertains, inspires, and elevates viewers to a next level of excellence and possibility. Further, it makes them feel any one can become great and it is never too late to become what an individual might have been.

This film will be available through Amazon and iTunes from March 1st, 2014.

After you’ve watched an innovation video what can you do next? How can you apply what you’ve learned or been inspired to do…and keep learning and being inspired? You can watch more videos or read more on the topic but consider this. We learn most through reflective action, through applying the knowledge we’ve gained, through experiencing and making it real for use. What can you do or take action on?

This Innovation Videos website is a resources to help you stay fresh, on the cutting edge, and up to date with your own learning and personal and professional development. The ability and skill to innovate is becoming more important than ever due to the rapid pace of change in our world. You may not have had a class on “innovation” in school or at your work so it is up to you to gain the knowledge, attitude, mindset, and skill that will allow you to adapt and respond to change with innovation. A first step is to read or watch videos on this site to get inspired and learn ways you can be more innovative. Then, take what you are learning and apply it to your own life and work. Take on an innovative project to create and develop something new that can have an impact, something you may not have ever done before. Perhaps you will get an idea from an innovation video on our site.

After learning on your own look to be a part of a leadership program, workshop, course, or seminar. Join a group or even create a startup with some partners. Involve other people in learning and doing innovation with you. Keep reading and keep listening because there is always opportunity to learn new methods since new technologies are being introduced all the time. When you are just working on your computer, have a video playing to listen and learn. See if you can watch (or at least listen to) a different innovation video everyday to keep developing your knowledge base and leadership skills. But remember…you will need to do something. Take action!