1. one inspired passionately through vision and compassion to change the world for the better: passionate visionary in action; 2. social entrepreneur emboldened to make a difference, volunteering above and beyond responsibiliity to family and work: an inspirational difference-maker. 3. society's agent of change: pioneer of benevolent innovation giving forward and causing positive ripples.

Creative wordplay by a JEANius; most often JEANeologically inspired.

Goddess of the New World.

Creative, unique and soulful. A true visionary & poet; she is beautiful inside, as well as out. She is outwardly expressive and passionate, but can be overwhelming; she has a bold imagination and is keenly intuitive. She is a great judge in character, inclined, and very determined. She's always striving to improve. She is greatly intense, mysterious, and full of emotional energy.

Teashia's can be aggressive and unpredictable, is jealous at times; but is not afraid to love.

Musical, and artistic genius of our time. Born in Atlanta, Georgia, this visionary redefines musical and visual innovative outlook. Combined with being a great teacher, anyone would be highly inspired by this influential artist.

adj.
1: A disinclination to think imaginatively.
2: A block to one's imagination and originality caused by lack of inspiration; an inert imagination.

Imaginertia occurs when one's imagination becomes inert, e.g. it stops working. The scientific explanation is that there is no true originality. All creative thoughts are comprised of what the mind already knows and how it reorganises that knowledge to create an entirely new thought (otherwise known as using one's imagination). When lacking an inspiring source one is prone to imaginertia, but it can pass as quickly as it comes.

A musical pioneer and visionary, and likely the most technologically innovative artist to date.

As leader (singer/songwriter) of Nine Inch Nails, Reznor not only garnered success early in his career, but managed to stay ahead of the curve as decades passed. Where others in the past have neither understood nor embraced technology (i.e. Metallica's Lars Ulrich suing Napster in 2000), Reznor uses it to his advantage at any ample opportunity.

Today, he writes, records, produces and markets his music on his terms. This process always involves a computer, the Internet or both.

His music has always and continues to shine light on the ugly aspects of human existence. Common themes are broken love, betrayal, lost faith and drug addiction.

His most prolific work to date is "Year Zero," a concept album taking place 15 years in the future, where a citizen in the dystopic nightmare finds solace in various heartwarming and destructive human characteristics. Reznor said rap drum beats from classic hip hop artists inspired his compositions on this album, a new direction for Reznor and mainstream rock (quite possibly a new form of "rap rock," or more appropriately titled "rock rap").