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Portraits Of A Generation

... ) | Meditation/mindfulness | Celebrity culture | Entrepreneurship/ business | Nightlife (e.g., clubs, bars, discos) | Podcasts | None of these PORTRAYALS OF GENERATIONSThe vast majority of consumers across all generations in the U.S. don’t believe that media representations of their generation are accurate. Only 25% of Zs, 23% of Ys, 16% of Xers, and 12% of Boomers in the U.S. think their generation is accurately reflected in entertainment, demonstrating the need for the entertainment industry to ...

Well at Work

... , 69% of Ys say it’s more important for them to have a career that promotes mindfulness than one where they earn a lot of money. This newfound desire for mindfulness (see: Presence of Mind) has made them realize that time out of the office, even if it’s not a full-scale vacation, can have a positive impact on their wellbeing and productivity. As such, they are seeking companies that offer mental health days and flexible work schedules. Since Ys are such a collaborative generation, they are highly ...

Fear Factors

... generations who tend to take a DIY approach to managing their stress, young consumers are influencing their older counterparts to embrace these types of tools too. As a result, the market for stress aid tools is booming, signaling an opportunity for all brands to help mitigate people's worries. Mindfulness Apps Self-care apps topped Apple's 2018 trends list, with consumers spending $32 million on mindfulness apps like Headspace, Calm, and 10% Happier. Mindfulness resources are resonating across all ...

(Ana)logging Off

... on digital software, further adding to the cachet around this trend.Bringing (Paper)BackFor the first time in four years, ebooks are declining while printed book sales are on the rise. As young people look for ways to regain a sense of presence in the real world, they’re gravitating toward offline activities like reading that provide both a sense of calm and a feeling of productivity; one such genre that’s gaining significant traction is mindfulness coloring books, which are helping ...

Best Dressed

... Betterment & Mindfulness) are important self-improvement practices, they’re not as easily showcased on social media or in person. Style upgrades translate well for such visual mediums, which also makes them simple to track over time and watch the improvement. It’s easy to show off a new look and reap the benefits of social approval, which young people desire when it comes to their appearance: two-thirds of youth in the U.S. and UK admit that they care what other people think about how they ...

Healthography

... want to maintain and even enhance their wellbeing while away from home and have come to expect that hotels, travel programs, and transportation centers help them do so. Having healthy dining options, fitness amenities, and quiet spaces have become the norm, but now travelers also expect sophisticated sleep technology, boutique exercise classes, and décor that promotes mindfulness. Even airports and train stations are shifting to become places that help relax travelers rather than stress them out ...

(Net)Work Hard, Play Hard

... -tailored profile, and it matches users who may work in the same professional circles regardless of romantic preference.Center of the Cyclone Meditation guide Biet Simkin, founder of Center of the Cyclone, created a meditation series for neophyte mindfulness-seekers who are interested in merging the worlds of culture, art, and spirituality. Each week, the NY-based company hosts an event at an art gallery or a secret location, as well as private guided meditation events for groups of friends and ...

Mind the Store

... , as young consumers seek tranquility and mindfulness (see Presence of Mind), they are migrating away from such over-stimulating surroundings. In fact, 70% of Ys say that loud and busy stores turn them off. Instead, they want stores to provide a sense of calm rather than chaos. Clean layouts, uncluttered shelves, and sounds and smells that subtly enhance a space—not overpower it—are becoming hallmarks of the new “it” stores. This type of ambiance used to be reserved for high-end boutiques and ...

Shop Right

... and able to research stores and products than in the past. They’re choosing more efficient shopping experiences that offer better ROI so that they can get the most out of their time. When they decide to set foot in a store, they want a stress-free experience that fosters mindfulness while also providing an entertaining experience for all involved. To them, shopping is becoming less utilitarian and more about finding opportunities for escapism and inspiration. As more and more shopping becomes ...