I must say that my favorite “cool product” was the 999 bottle. I only have two reusable bottles that I interchange, but I would purchase that one in a heartbeat. I also loved the concept of the baby stroller that can adapt into a bike, but I see the potential difficulties in selling that product […]
Archives for February 2019
Keepin’ it Green
MARKET POTENTIAL Is there a potential market for a book on Wise Consumption targeting 20-30 year olds? I did some research for this question because I could not give you a useful answer if I did not have a slight understanding or background about the market. When I first started looking, I found this article.. […]
“Wise”Consumer: Are they really that wise?
Based off this reading, my five key takeaways on what makes a wise consumer are: The consumer remains calm and level headed when it comes to planning and managing their resources in order to create their aspired lifestyle. They save for unanticipated expenditures. Example: car accident They are reluctant to rely on or purchase items […]
It’s All About Nature: Waste and Efficiency
Initial Thoughts I am thankful I gave myself some time to read and process this chapter because it was not the easiest for me to understand. This was my first time being introduced to sustainability frameworks and it gave me a new perspective on understanding sustainability and its impact on the design and development of […]
LOOP
Our Project My team and I worked very well together and created a good presentation! In our first meeting, we brainstormed topics on the whiteboard about different types of pollution to give us a better understanding of what we as a team wanted to combat. We all agreed on plastic waste and found LOOP whose […]
