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Set In (E)motion: The Guide to Gen Y Burnout

... , fitness, food, and general wellness verticals because they see this as an investment they can actually feel. Older generations were more willing to suffer through their jobs and grind to climb the corporate ladder because they knew that at the end of the day, they were able to own a house in the suburbs, and a car, and then eventually collect retirement and kick back to enjoy the fruits of their labor. Ys have no such guaranteed trajectory. So instead of scrimping and saving for far-off notions like ...

Buy Not

... one’s consumption patterns has persisted even beyond that financially strained period. As a result, the question of “need versus want” is very much on their minds, particularly as actual “life or death” needs of the less fortunate have risen in visibility. While certain material needs remain—a fitness buff may need new running shoes; a cooking enthusiast, specialty tools—and the allure of new styles, from technology innovations to fashion trends, is nearly impossible to resist, the ...

Modern Love

... shared interests before even speaking to a potential partner. There’s also a plethora of dating services specifically for people to find someone who shares their interests in, say, a music genre, a dietary choice, or form of fitness, ensuring that they’ll have at least that core commonality with every person they message. At the same time, young people have even turned digital spaces not intended for dating into a way to find love; they’re already connecting over shared interests and hobbies on ...

Well at Work

... spirituality? Healthy snacks | Mental health days | Recognition | Discounted gym memberships | On-site gyms | Exercise classes Healthy catered meals | Wellness retreats | Exercise competitions / programs | Health education classes | Office-sponsored fitness events | Unlimited sick days Meditation | Office sports leagues | Allowing pets in the workplace | Prayer / spiritual groups | Unlimited vacation days | Sabbaticals ...

Data Mine

... this spring, Apple presented users with new information regarding Apple-made apps that collect personal data after they updated their iOS, MacOS, and tvOS operating system. They also plan to allow users to download their stored data, temporarily deactivate their Apple ID and thus stop Apple from processing their data, and permanently delete their Apple ID.Fitbit Fitbit also made improvements prior to the GDPR. The fitness company provided more detail on the type of data it collects, informed users ...

Z Marketing Tips

... encourage them to get moving with exciting fitness offerings and social experiences that make them interested in exercise. Tough Mudder partnered with European soft drink brand Britvic on Fruit Shoot Mini Mudder, a 1-mile obstacle course for 7- to 12-year-olds that takes place at all of its events in the U.S., UK, and Ireland. The mini endurance challenge invites Zs to explore their adventurous side and work together as a team. Similarly, CrossFit for Kids, which offers rebranded courses for preschool ...

Public Funds

... rise of boutique fitness classes, it’s not uncommon for Ys in certain urban locales to spend upwards of $35 on a single class, multiple times a week; the same goes for twice-daily habits of $5 lattes and $10 juices. Voyeurs of such expenditures are quick to do the math, but are less quick to judge for such indulgences because they are typically shared alongside more financially modest practices, like doing one’s own taxes, commuting by bike, or abstaining from nights out in favor of nights in. In ...

The State Of The Sub/Urban

... seeking to enhance suburban life by transforming underused land in its store parking lots into "Walmart Town Centers," which would house restaurants, food halls, shops, parks, and entertainment venues. The mass merchandiser plans to pilot this project in Spring 2019 by converting a Supercenter in Loveland, CO. The plan, which Walmart's VP of U.S. Reality Operations, LB Johnson, revealed at a retail conference in 2018, could include bringing popular brands such as Chipotle and Orangetheory Fitness to ...

Welcome To The Club

... modern youth are accustomed to digitally mediated relationships, many existing social platforms don’t actually stimulate meaningful conversation or emotional connection. Young people have embraced retailers that emphasize Community > Commerce, and go out of their way to visit retail environments that provide IRL experiences as part of a group. Their desire for such spaces and events has given rise to group fitness classes, rather than solitary exercise, and has seen them turn work from being just ...

Global Food & Beverage Trends

... ., which is seeking a future where DNA and artificial intelligence can digitize an individual’s tastebuds—big brands can take part in the trend, too. Campbell’s Soup invested in Habit, but even without a big investment or a DNA component, brands can tap into the desire for personalized options by offering customization in other areas.DNAFit UK company DNAFit uses a cheek swab to test 45 gene variants and provide insight into three lifestyle components: fitness and diet, sports, and ...