Week 9 Part B: Using Categories





I would incorporate categories that have to do with yoga.  It is a science so there is a lot of places were you can find yoga.  It is interesting when you see professional athletes using it as a compliment, or people healing from injuries, even mental illness.  So there are a lot of places that can give the blog/vlog/podcast or webinars, some variations.  
I would also incorporate things like diet and health advice. The overall goal for the audience is to feel they are gaining some overall health from the experience.  Art is a good thing to incorporate as well. The idea is to paint a lifestyle geared towards wellness. There is a lot of distress going on so there is a huge need for healing.  Can interview musicians who practice yoga etc.

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