In this episode, we delve into the pervasive trend of uniformity that's sweeping across various aspects of our lives—from car designs and beauty standards to social media aesthetics and brand identities. We'll discuss how SUVs from the same era often appear nearly identical, making it hard to distinguish one from another.
We explore Jia Tolentino's observation of the "cyborgian" face phenomenon in beauty standards, where physical enhancements, digital editing apps like FaceTune, and makeup techniques like strobing and contouring have led to a homogenized appearance on social media.
The concept of **"Blanding"** in marketing takes center stage as we examine how brands are increasingly adopting minimalist and generic designs, losing their unique essence and becoming indistinguishable.
Despite living in a world that promotes creativity and freedom of expression, we find ourselves constrained by generalist norms, leading to a saturation of mediocrity—where "mediocrity" refers to the average or what appeals to the majority.
But it's time to break the mold. We highlight Renault's bold move in 2001 with the launch of the **AVANTIME**, a revolutionary blend of a coupe and a minivan, which was innovative yet perhaps ahead of its time.
Join us as we encourage you to open your mind, challenge the status quo, and embrace originality. In a world overflowing with the average, being different isn't just a competitive advantage—it's a necessity to survive and stand out.
**Tune in to discover why now is the time to create more "AVANTIMEs" and how you can be a part of this movement toward true innovation and differentiation.**
#Creativity #Innovation #Marketing #Differentiation #UserExperience #CompaniesThatInspire 🎙️🚀
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