This is The Edge Of Innovation, a business weblog for entrepreneurs. Curated by the folks at New Methods.

Remarkability

Greg

In today’s “creative economy” the power of storytelling is critical. In particular, in your marketing efforts. Here’s an example of how Chipotle is bringing music, animation, and an important cause together to tell a powerful story in 2 minutes. Remarkable.

Back to the Start [Video]

Bradley

The world is an interesting place. But unfortunately, most people will never experience it all. Which is one main reason I’ve been advocating the need to go against the grain when it comes to your lifestyle. So hopefully as you continue to explore creating your ideal lifestyle you’ll consider world travel. This webpage is an amazing motivator to venture out and see the remarkable world.

50 of the Most Important Landmarks in the World

Greg

People with passion for their craft always inspire me. One such person is Danny Macaskill. I’m in awe of his creative energy and wizardry with a bicycle. His latest installment, Industrial Revolutions, is without question remarkable.

Industrial Revolutions [video]

Bradley

I’ve always been obsessed with photography. And am in the process of buying a new camera to accompany me in my journeys. While Flickr is a very common photo sharing service, it is the 800 pound gorilla of photography websites which isn’t always the best. Thankfully, there is a wonderful alternative for photographers and enthusiasts to showcase their work. Additionally, the discovery and voting system makes exploring the pictures fun and exciting. So whether you’re looking to post your pics or view other gorgeous photos, this is the place.

500px

Greg

I recently stumbled upon a remarkable Tumblr blog called Dear Photograph. It’s simple…take a picture of a picture from the past in the present. Simple, yet brilliant. The stories, memories, and emotions that spill over when people share their photographs are powerful and captivating. Simply remarkable!

Dear Photograph

Bradley

Understanding history is an important factor in knowing where we are going. It’s vital in order to learn from history’s positives. And to not repeat the destructive periods of our past. But sometimes we may find ourselves wondering about what exactly we have to look forward to. I’m constantly in awe of what the future holds… Thus, this website was an amazing find. They have taken scientific predictions on what our future may look like. Check it out!

Future Timeline

Introducing The Remarkability Factor. Every Saturday, starting this week: Greg and I will be sharing with you one remarkable thing we found sometime throughout the previous week. But they won’t necessarily always be business related, because we all need a little alternative mind flexing every now and again.

Greg

This week I stumbled upon a fascinating video series called, “Everything Is A Remix.” It’s a four-part (only three parts are online now) video series produced by Kirby Ferguson, A New York-based filmmaker. Kirby basically breaks down the elements of music, movies, and creativity that are used in all “new” innovations. Quickly you’ll discover that no idea is ever truly original. It’s all a remix. Remarkable!

Link: Everything is a Remix

Bradley

Lately I’ve been more vocal about my disdain for the common industrial-age mindset when it comes to education. The typical ways to learn have become outdated. We must be able to find better ways to continually improve our skill sets. So when I was sent this link to Uncollege from a friend on Twitter, I immediately became intrigued. And it looks like Dale J. Stephens is on to something.

Link: Uncollege