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... 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 ...

All In Good Time

... of happiness.” Equality for all is essential in their purview of happiness—which is “having it all.” ACTION ITEMS Campaigns of the past touting that one has "made it” in life by achieving certain traditional adult milestones (e.g., promoted to the corner office, buying a sports car, etc.) are no longer relevant. Help young adult consumers celebrate their unique approach, including the journey, rather than specific and materialistic achievements. As today’s youth are on a ...

Go Big Or Go Home

... what's usual or average. Modern youth's TasteMaker tendencies are reflective of this mindset, as they’re turning food and beverages from merely products into adventurous experiences, even traveling far to try an exceptional or unusual dish. Additionally, their propensity to embrace non-traditional sports (see Leagues Of Their Own) further demonstrates this desire as they’re ensuring they’ll always have something new and exciting to play—not just the long-standing sports.I feel a lot of ...

BMS Takeaways

... , label We Are Handsome enlisted models that were strong, athletic, and healthy rather than super skinny. Australian athletes like pole-vaulter Amanda Bisk, ballerina Juliette Burnett, and yogi Sjana Earp opened the show, and the lineup of women who followed played sports and displayed yoga poses in the clothes, rather than simply working the catwalk. Designers Jeremy and Katinka Somers made this decision specifically to reflect how strong is the new sexy. ...

Gaming The System

... games, such as World of Warcraft and CS GO. Others I know have used gaming to help overcome mental illness and loneliness as it can provide an escape. I feel the stigma around gaming is less than it was years ago as gaming has become far more mainstream.EDDIE, 18, UKAnother element of gaming that draws young people is the ability to do things they can’t do IRL. With video games, they can try their hand at sports that might be cost prohibitive, such as golf, or those that aren’t available in their ...

Data Mine

... supplying their sports and wellness data, users of Lympo can earn LYM utility tokens that can be exchanged for wellness services or to help supplement health insurance.3 in 4 U.S. and UK youth agree there is no way to keep one's personal information truly secure.ONLINE PRIVACYOnline privacy has become more difficult to manage and track in today’s digital-first world, and 43% of Trendsetters in the UK and 35% in the U.S. worry their personal information will be sold on the black market ...

Supply & On Demand

... catch is that a certain number of people need to commit to attending before the event becomes official—so, hosts need to not only have refined taste in films but need to be social media-savvy as well.Fathom Fathom offers exclusive and limited screening events not only for films but also for TV shows, sports, concerts, comedy, and more. Some events are coordinated as nationwide “one night only” opportunities, while others are crafted local experiences. Fathom doesn’t yet take audience requests ...

Reality Bites

... even at the movies (though it may earn them glares), but not so when a headset obstructs their view.I always think of Disney World. For example, the Back to the Future ride is a staple there, and it’s in VR. Video games like boxing and other physical sports would be cool in VR. Maybe even a Real World type of show or game that places the viewer in the middle.SABRINA, 34, TXThe obstructive nature of headsets doesn’t just prevent youth from multitasking, it also stops them from an even more ...

Public Funds

... seem. During a Cassandra focus group where Gen Ys were queried about their last purchases, participants were quick to share both the sandwich they bought for lunch and their most recent big ticket purchase—complete with dollar amounts, even though they were not asked for them. One young woman volunteered the details of a $500 shopping spree at Sports Authority, while a young man shared his triumph of a dining table marked down to $1,000 at Pottery Barn. For them, it’s not personal, it’s just ...

Membership Drive

... enriching experiences like music lessons, zoo trips, arts & crafts classes, sports, and indoor play spaces. Participants can go to the same provider for drop-in classes up to three times a month, and parents can purchase additional credits for $5 each if they wish to sign up for more classes. PearachuteChicago-based startup Pearachute solves for the scheduling complications that often occur in families whose work and life commitments can take a turn at any moment. For $79 a month one gets ...