Tim Ferriss gave 72 hours for people to vote on Cold Remedy: 15 Real-World Lifestyle Design Case Studies on his blog.
“From Denmark to India, from college students to retirees, from yoga instructors to engineers, the stories poured in,” he wrote oe video case studies. “Narrowing them down to finalists, even with several people, was excruciating.”
The Real-World Lifestyle Design Case Studies include fellow Trend Hunter Dane Low who “used Facebook to get incredible press for Room to Read and build a school in Vietnam in the process," Ferriss wrote. "His approach is an incredible model for the future of giving back and karmic capitalism.”
If you’d like to vote on your favourite Lifestyle Design Case Studies to help send one person on a roundtrip ticket anywhere in the world, you have until midnight on January 2 to do so.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Real-world Lifestyle Design
- Opportunities for disruptive innovation in creating new products, services and experiences that cater to the modern nomad lifestyle.
- Social Impact Marketing
- Opportunities for disruptive innovation in creating business models that focus on positive community impact, such as karmic capitalism.
- Crowdsourced Entrepreneurship
- Opportunities for disruptive innovation in leveraging the power of online communities to launch new ventures and drive social change.
Where This Applies
- Travel and Hospitality
- Opportunities to create experiences and services that cater to the modern nomad lifestyle, including remote working, digital connectivity, and sustainable travel.
- Non-profit
- Opportunities to leverage social impact marketing and karmic capitalism to generate positive social impact and drive community engagement.
- Startups and Entrepreneurship
- Opportunities to create crowdsourced entrepreneurship ventures and harness the power of online communities to launch new products, services, and charitable initiatives.
