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The Self-Improvement Revolution

... largely shaped by their digital view of the world; they see more opportunities to better themselves than did previous generations of youth, particularly due to social media, and they also have more ways to personally do something about it. The ease with which they can improve themselves across any aspect of their lives nowadays—from their health, to their knowledge, to their productivity, to their personal style—has prompted them to do so frequently, trying different tools and strategies ...

Control Center

... % of U.S. youth and 43% of UK youth, as well as 58% of Trendsetters in the U.S. and 53% of Trendsetters in the UK, feel in charge of their healthcare. What's more, an additional 41% of UK youth and 39% of U.S. youth, as well as 40% of Trendsetters in the UK and 36% of Trendsetters in the U.S., would like to take control of this area of their life. Lately, Ys and Zs are taking this empowerment towards their health even further by using at-home tests and controlling their diet and sleep quality. DNA ...

Control Center 21+

... % of U.S. youth and 43% of UK youth, as well as 58% of Trendsetters in the U.S. and 53% of Trendsetters in the UK, feel in charge of their healthcare. What's more, an additional 41% of UK youth and 39% of U.S. youth, as well as 40% of Trendsetters in the UK and 36% of Trendsetters in the U.S., would like to take control of this area of their life. Lately, Ys and Zs are taking this empowerment towards their health even further by using at-home tests and controlling their diet and sleep quality. DNA ...

Mixed Emotions

... private discussion that mostly happened in a closed doctor’s office for generations past to a public topic of conversation occurring in real-life forums and across social media platforms for modern youth. Gen Ys kicked off the health and wellness movement with a widespread passion for physical fitness and became Health Hackers by challenging traditional approaches to create their own definition of healthy; mental health followed as an area of exploration, as avenues for discussion opened up for what ...

Doctor Who?

... be proactive about their health, instead of taking medicine once there's already a problem. As Ys and Zs are WELLth Investors who prioritize wellness today to be better off tomorrow, they're putting in the time and money to adopt healthy practices in their everyday lives, not just relying on medicine and the healthcare system to support them later on—particularly as they're worried that it will be unable to do so. What's more, Ys are poised to be the longest-living generation, so being ...

Personal Best

... that don't just provide convenience or match their price point but are truly tailored to the individual from a health and lifestyle standpoint, brands can help young consumers ease the hassle of shopping and have more confidence in their purchase. In fact, 80% of young people in the U.S. and 69% in the UK feel better about themselves if they buy products that are customized, and this attitude jumps to 87% in the U.S. and 79% in the UK among Trendsetters. This also eases the common frustration of ...

The Malevolution

... is about doing the right thing and having respect and empathy for everyone.78% of men in the U.S. and 72% in the UK have become more focused on self-care in the past year.SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH51% of young men in the U.S. and UK feel in charge of their sexual and reproductive health, in line with their female counterparts, jumping to nearly 70% among Trendsetters. Another 32% of U.S. men and 35% of UK men would like to charge of this area of their lives, swaying slightly higher than women ...

R&R (Rest & Replay)

... entertainment are likewise gaining significant traction and praise for their therapeutic benefits. All told, interest in such content is reflective of young people's tendency to find resources to better themselves, rather than relying on traditional methods of healing to improve their health (see Doctor Who?). Going forward, as all brands are expected to be content creators (see Omnitainment), companies across all categories have much opportunity to produce ads and entertainment that temper consumers ...

Exertainment

... ;products that are sweat-proof, as well as ones that are natural-looking and can be worn while exercising. Wellness is even affecting young people's travel decisions, as they seek to visit places that encourage their healthy habits (see Healthography). Now, Gen Ys' and Zs' fitness pursuits are transforming the entertainment world as well, as the line between the two sectors is blurring. Increasingly, young consumers look to engage with media in ways that not only stimulates them mentally, but also ...