Innovation

noun mental effort or activity that requires thinking and intelligence

• The scientist's brainwork led to a groundbreaking discovery in the field of neurology.
• I have to do some serious brainwork to figure out this math problem.
• I can't do any brainwork after pulling an all-nighter.
• Writing poetry requires a lot of brainwork to find the perfect words.

noun a period of time that is yet to come

adjective relating to or existing in the future

• It is important to plan for the future in order to achieve long-term success.
• I'm excited to see what the future holds for us!
• I'm sure the future is gonna be lit!
• She saw her future as a blank canvas waiting to be painted with endless possibilities.

noun A person engaged in the ownership or management of an industry

• The industrialist invested heavily in new technologies to improve production efficiency.
• The industrialist is always looking for ways to make more money.
• That industrialist is rolling in dough from all his factories.
• The industrialist was a captain of industry, leading the charge in innovation and growth.

noun the act of drawing in; specifically : the drawing of air into the lungs

• The artist found inspiration in the beauty of nature.
• Watching that documentary gave me so much inspiration to travel.
• That new song is straight fire, it's my current inspiration.
• His courage and determination in the face of adversity is an inspiration to us all.

noun A person who works actively to make a positive difference in the world, typically through social or political action.

• The young entrepreneur was recognized as a changemaker in the business community.
• She's always coming up with new ideas and making things happen - a real changemaker.
• That guy is a total changemaker, always shaking things up and getting stuff done.
• In the world of art, the painter was considered a changemaker for introducing a new style of painting.