5. Robin Nessensohn of Really Good Innovation

5. Robin Nessensohn of Really Good Innovation

This week I have the pleasure to speak to Robin Nessensohn, the founder of RGI.

In this talk we aim to inspire you to dig deeper into your own innovation with the help of numerous resources available on the platform such as books, stories, courses, videos and podcasts (like this one). As a matter of fact, Robin was the person who reached out to me after I closed down this podcast so I decided to open it again. Thanks for that!

Things and people we mention:

Guy Kawasaki, The art of innovation TED Talk

Boston Dynamics Robot Dance

Ideanote.io - Simply efficient innovation

Traceless Materials - Alternative to Plastic

Best Innovation Videos of all time

Best Innovation Books of all time

More Innovation Resources:

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