Goal setting without the hustle culture 🙅

Hey,

I’m just gonna scooch right in here, if you don't mind.

I normally slide into your inbox on Sundays but it’s turkey dinner weekend for our Canadian friends. I’m making my appearance early so folks can enjoy the long weekend and spend uninterrupted time with their loved ones.

Thanksgiving also happens to be the perfect time to pause and reflect on how far you've come and what you'd like to accomplish next. If you’re staring down the neck of Q4 feeling a bit frazzled, we’ve got just the session for you.

Carve out some space for Fall goals cleaning on Tuesday October 11th at 1pm EST with an exclusive Goal Setting workshop with Sarah Stockdale.

In this session, we’ll approach goal setting without the hustle culture.

We’ll explore:

• What you want to achieve personally and professionally
• How you want to feel when you accomplish your goals
• What you can do to achieve your goals

Please come with a great notebook, ready to have your camera on and engage with the crew.

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As seen on the streets 😎

Featuring marketing copy seen in the wild

So simple, yet so effective. Hooks you in with “Bald is beautiful” and then makes you laugh with “but not for tires”. Now you’re prompted to check if your tires are balding and visit this location to get them replaced.  

Oh, I can have a break without the chocolate covered fingers? Yes! “Have a break, have a KitKat” just got real haha I love the creativity of this piece. It keeps the brand top of mind during an enjoyable moment.

Raise your hand if you’re one of those people who buys a new book before you finish the other 5 books haven’t started reading yet. This copy taps right into that user persona and encourages them to add another book to the party. There’s no such thing as too many books… right?

Main takeaways:

1. Keep it short.
2. Keep it punchy.
3. Keep it relatable.

And don't forget to have some fun :)

Have you seen any great marketing examples on the streets lately? Send them our way.