This Funny Journal Lets You List The Things You Will Never Do
Alyson Wyers — May 27, 2014 — Pop Culture
References: fancy
This funny journal is the exact opposite of a bucket list. For people who consistently break their New Year's resolutions, this diary is called 'The F-It List: 1000 Things I'll Never Do Before I Die.' The book provides spaces for you to fill out things like monuments you'll never see, vegetables you'll never like and world records you'll never break.
While it is deeply pessimistic, there is something enormously empowering about throwing in the towel and refusing to care any more. If you believe the key to happiness is lowered expectations, this bar-lowering book is the one for you.
This funny journal could also make a hilarious gift for any Type-A personalities you know (who can hopefully laugh at themselves) as this diary reminds you not to get too attached to the plans and goals you've made for yourself.
While it is deeply pessimistic, there is something enormously empowering about throwing in the towel and refusing to care any more. If you believe the key to happiness is lowered expectations, this bar-lowering book is the one for you.
This funny journal could also make a hilarious gift for any Type-A personalities you know (who can hopefully laugh at themselves) as this diary reminds you not to get too attached to the plans and goals you've made for yourself.
Trend Themes
1. Anti-bucket List Trend - This trend presents an opportunity to create anti-bucket list apps and online communities where people can share the things they no longer want to do.
2. Humorous Journaling Trend - This trend creates an opportunity to develop more humorous and quirky journaling products to appeal to consumers looking for unique ways to express themselves.
3. Lowered Expectations Trend - This trend presents an opportunity to create products and services that cater to consumers who prefer to lower their expectations for happiness rather than set high goals.
Industry Implications
1. Stationery Industry - This trend could disrupt the stationery industry by changing the way consumers perceive journals and notebooks, prompting companies to develop more unconventional products.
2. Wellness Industry - This trend creates an opportunity for companies in the wellness industry to promote the benefits of lowered expectations as a way to reduce anxiety and stress.
3. Entertainment Industry - This trend could disrupt the entertainment industry by creating demand for content that combines humor with pessimism, providing opportunities for comedy writers and producers.
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