Human needs and motivations can be fulfilled by a variety of things, including brands. By engaging with people and truly understanding what they do everyday, we can identify what their motivations are, and how and when brands can authentically show up in their lives.
Human needs and motivations can be fulfilled by a variety of things, including brands. By engaging with people and truly understanding what they do everyday, we can identify what their motivations are, and how and when brands can authentically show up in their lives.
As COVID-19 has forced us to slow down, we've begun to see a transformation in how and why we relax. We see people around the world taking a more holistic and proactive approach to relaxation, and a movement towards putting in the time and effort to truly "reset" ourselves. But what does this all mean as we look to the future and a world that's beginning to open up again?
At-home entertainment is helping us meet our intensified desire to connect with others during lockdown. But while some behaviors are a band-aid solution, others speak to a deeper value shift toward seeking more meaningful connection.
During COVID-19, our desire for progress is stronger than ever, yet there’s no clear destination in sight. As the days blur together, people are engaging in new at-home entertainment behaviors to feel a sense of purpose and avoid losing this time. The Sound set off to explore these new behaviors and understand which habits will last.
The oldest Millennials keep growing further from the light of youth. On the internet, “Millennial” tends to function as a catch-all for anyone in the age of youth. And even when these generations are named differently, people still tend to believe they are the same. Common ground is often their protest against Boomers. Google it and you can find a meme or two about Gen Z and Millennials banding together to fight Boomers. “Ok Boomer” meme has become their endlessly repeated retort to the problem of older people who just don't get them
In India, 73 million women are taking a stand, choosing to be single, to craft the life they want. Payel shares with Fascinatingly Familiar why it's not an easy choice, but it's absolutely the right choice.
We’re all about that human on human insight; that consumer behaviour research that makes one lean back and interlock the fingers across the belly, musing...
Last week I was one of the first people to experience the High End cannabis pop-up at Barney’s in Beverly Hills. For those that haven’t...
We first learned about Bren Smith, of GreenWave.org and Thimble Island Ocean Farm, after watching his talk at TEDx Bermuda. A former Atlantic Cod fisherman turned seaweed...
