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Presence of Mind

... isolation tank center in Portland, OR where patrons float in complete darkness and earplug-assisted silence. The facility also boasts a few community-friendly features, permitting broke locals to work shifts for float time, and encouraging inspiration-seeking artists, chefs, and musicians to float for free.EXPERT THOUGHTS ON PRESENCE OF MIND Like yoga’s similar transformation from “weird hippie habit” to standard American pastime through the ’90s and early aughts, meditation is becoming a trendy—and in ...

(Ana)logging Off

... in a particular entertainment property when they’re willing to own a physical piece of media today; despite their preference for access over ownership (see NOwners) and dismissal of being weighed down by possessions, they’re willing to have such physical media for more emotional reasons. These analog entertainment options also help youth be more mindful about the media they consume in an extension of the wellness movement that has seen young people embrace activities that emphasize Presence ...

Some Other Time

... to focus on the former, young people are realizing that they’re able to bring a better version of themselves back to their friends and coworkers when they do engage (see Presence Of Mind).I have noticed that I delay in responding to messages more than in years past and some of my friends have definitely gone this direction, too, even between close friends. I think it has a lot to do with us just having so much stuff being thrown at us on our phones and computers all day that we just don't feel ...

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 ...

Well Rounded

... finding social currency in wellness activities—an endeavor that, while often Well Intentioned, can prove challenging for those with a propensity for perfection. As this generation of WELLth Investors puts significant time and money into wellness, they are looking for health investments that offer more than one benefit, thereby streamlining their methodology to prevent the quest for wellness from becoming all-consuming. Additionally, they are seeking Presence of Mind to help them live more mindful ...

The Young & The Restless

... adults. Brands shouldn’t miss the opportunity to help Zs get better sleep given the severity of the issue in their lives and their growing desire to correct it. Brands across all industries can help Zs sleep soundly by providing soothing music, creating away notifications for youth’s social feeds and/or texts, or challenging them to get the recommended amount of sleep and not check their devices. In an extension of the Presence of Mind movement, brands also have the ability to help Zs feel so relaxed ...

Shop Right

... children’s needs are still appreciated by parents, but they’re no longer the major draw they once were. Now that parents can buy almost anything online, their relationship with shopping is changing. Their incentives for stepping inside a store have gone from “have to” to “want to,” and chaotic environments are no longer making the cut. Instead, Y parents are gravitating towards stress-free stores that foster Presence of Mind while also providing entertaining experiences for parent and child alike. Now ...