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Grown ‘out of the most modest of ideas’, what started as an initial plan to simply photograph New Yorkers on the street soon developed into interviews, quotes and short life stories sitting alongside the portraits and videos. Now with over twenty million followers on social media, as well as a New York Times No.1 best selling book, ‘Humans of New York’ gives a worldwide audience a window into the lives of everyday people in New York City.
Named by Time Magazine as one of the ’30 Under 30 People Changing the World’, Brandon Stanton is now taking his celebration of human diversity even further, collecting stories from trips to over 20 different countries.
A modern day campfire, Humans of New York is a fascinating demonstration, as well as a powerful confirmation, of the human desire to share and to listen to stories.
Humans, we have an undeniable need to belong. We need to be accepted, we need to contribute, we need to support, we need to feel part of something bigger and more important than ourselves. Psychologists will point to Abraham Maslow’s ‘Hierarchy of Needs’, where belongingness is a major motivator of human behaviour.
Those of us lucky enough to have read Seth Godin’s superb ‘Tribes’ will have enjoyed the many references to the power of belonging in todays world. Digital technology has given us the ability to connect on a global level, to join tribes, to grow communities, to start movements – to belong.
Godin references leaders such Jacqueline Novogratz, founder and CEO of Acumen, who is changing the world by inspiring entrepreneurs in the developing world. Her organisation of donors, employees and supporters are all empowered by belonging to her tribe.
Originally published in 2016, ‘Good is the New Cool’ – sub-titled ‘Market Like You Give a Damn’ – is described as a bold new manifesto by its New York City based creators, marketing strategist Afdhel Aziz and specialist in marketing to millennials Bobby Jones.
‘Good is the New Cool’ aims to define a new marketing model, one fit for today and one that means brands can deliver growth by doing good. ‘We wrote this book to serve the world changers; the innovators and provocateurs that believe in using business and culture as forces for good.’
The new cohort of consumer no longer trusts advertising, and new technologies allow them to bypass it altogether. So as Aziz and Jones suggest, rather than sinking money into advertising, why not create a new model, one in which great marketing optimises life?
Telling their story, growing their tribe and thinking citizen, is the way that successful brands will cut through the white-noise and make meaningful connections with the new consumer.
HT&E is the branding and strategy division of seventy7 and we are helping brands and businesses in retail, sport, travel and philanthropy to grow and prosper. We can help you too.SSSUK member Mary Keenan's new book is now out: Abroma to Ziziphus and Beyond: Forests, Surveys, Rivers and Roads of the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan 1899-1956. Mary writes: 'The book took six years of research into hundreds of Official Documents, Government Reports, Intelligence Reports, Sudan Gazettes, Staff Lists, Forestry Reports, Expeditions, Diaries, and much more'. For further details see the flyer.
Gail has been running these classes for three years, she has qualifications in mindfulness, meditation and Buddhism along with being a qualified teacher. The classes are centred around the roots and concepts of mindfulness and meditation, brief look at Buddhism, how they improve our well-being, exercise to try, embedding mindfulness into every day life, understanding symptoms of anxiety with practical solutions and looking at how our ego may be causing unnecessary pain. Each session always ends on a meditation and the price of the 4 sessions includes a copy of Gail’s book “The Gateway” – A journey to re-claim your power from stress and anxiety.
Gail has taught vision setting workshops for many years, come and spend three hours with us creating a vision box and have a 25 minute private card reading with Medium Marie Steele.
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Join us for a relaxing meditation followed by a Gong Sound Healing session with Craig from the Sound Healing Company.We provide yoga mats, chairs, pillows, blankets and eye pillows. £16 per person, pre-book only.>>:
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A: Do you know?Exercise doesn't always need to be sweaty. It can re relaxing; a way to reduce your daily stresses from life. It can also be a way to bond with family, friends, and your dog.
The bodies response to exercise is amazing. We are lucky to live in one of the most beautiful place in the world - so why not form a list of the best places to be active and get fresh air at the same time!
Fox Run Regional Park offers a little something for everyone. There is 4 miles of multi-use trails that wind through through the Fallen Timbers area, pavillions, playgrounds, and gazebo on the lake. Hiking, trails, playing fields, a climbing rock, and picnic areas are just a few of the amenities awaiting you.
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Garden of the Gods. Everyone has heard of it but have you actually gone to experience it? There are trails for every skill level. You can starts on the concrete foot paths through the red rock formations or use the 5 miles of trails for mountain biking, hiking, or horseback riding. You can also enjoy daily presentations on subjects like geology, ecology, and wildlife for free at the Visitor Center.
Here is the link to the Park Trails Map.
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*Disclaimer - Nomad Chiropractic does not own the rights to these photos.Long-time Toronto blues session guitarist Jake Chisholm is on the verge of releasing his new album. The 9-track Diamond In a Coal Mine gets released with a big kick-off show next week.
Not surprisingly, the strength of the record is in the guitar work. At it's best the songs are big, beefy, and forceful. A track like "Don't Take It So Hard" has a gritty Big Sugar-like sound to it.
There's a more traditional blues/Americana side to Chisholm's work as well. "Traveling Riverside Blues" has an old time dust-on-the-highway feel to it. A more laid-back Clapton Unplugged-style approach is taken with "You Better Run".
The exemplary guitar work isn't matched by other elements of the music though. Chisholm's singing is often underpowered when compared to the deep textured grooves on tracks like "Blood Red Sun".
The lyrics are a tad predictable. Often they merely scratch the surface of an emotion or idea. It is clear that it's the work of someone who is not normally in the lead position.
If you're the type of person who can overlook certain aspects of a song and just get lost in the arrangement and the mood, then you will be able to take a lot more away from Diamond In a Coal Mine than I was able to.
Jake Chisholm plays a CD release show at the Dakota Tavern in Toronto on April 11th.
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