Women Taking a Moment To Manage Stress
Johnson & Johnson is doing something interesting. This month they introduced a new service to help women battle stress.
Johnson & Johnson is doing something interesting. This month they introduced a new service to help women battle stress.
My roommate and I don’t have a car. Recently, she went on an expedition to buy several huge bags of mulch for the garden. While in the checkout queue, she mused to the cashier about whether a cab would be cool with such a cargo “don’t like your chances” was the reply.
I’m definitely not a “ Bah! Humbug(er)!”-I love Christmas! I’m a technically termed a Catholic but if we were sticking to “The Rules”–I wouldn’t be a very “good” one.
China based MMO “King of the World” instituted a Gender Identification System to prevent guys from being girls.
We have seen a real trend ‘forced Moment Momentum™” since the recession started impacting peoples lives. From Staycations and funemployment to reconnecting with family and “simpler times”. Looking on the bright side of hard times is one of the more positive trends we have been tracking.
So many of us live an “online” life. It’s no wonder that a site has come along that gives us a forum to store our memories and create a legacy that will live on for the generations that come after we are gone.
I am honestly not sure which is more newsworthy, the fact that a group of Swedish sixth graders are accusing Toys R Us of reinforcing damaging notions of gender roles, or the fact that the accusation is based on a two year long study of the effects of gender roles that the students have been undertaking.
How do you maintain a positive image of your brand? How can you incorporate giving back to the community as well as product innovation into one product? Charitable Editions.
So, the rise of the male polish begins. And I’m not just talking about Cuccio’s spa line. You’ve got your share of retail products as well, from Europop lines to “Man Glaze”.
Anyone who knows me, definitely knows that the Human Truth of Yin Yang Blend™ rings especially true for me: “I see the line between the sexes as dotted.”™ I’m a mish mash of traits that come from both male and female stereotypes. I’m a tomboy that uses my “feminine wiles” confidently. I’m a wild risk taker and also a loving nurturer. A total slob who loves “cleaning day”. I could wear baggy stained crap then dress like a movie star when the mood takes me. I’m a dichotomy in many, many ways. My Point?