Live on purpose Why do we do things in a particular order and pay less attention to things that we know are important. Life has its twist and turns and there is something in all of us that says we have a value system. A moral code. A method to our madness. A reason why. But does it really matter if it lacks the foundation of the wisdom we have acquired or the bridge we already crossed or the burden we already carry. It lacks a sense of self worth because we are too busy trying to be something to someone instead of doing what we have been gifted with and finding our path by living our purpose. No matter the culture, no matter the faith, no matter the reason, we are only the sum of our choices, the value of our decision or the statement of our indecision. We have likes and dislikes and wants and needs but we also have purpose. So live it. Love it. Learn from it. Become it. Believe it. Have the courage to do what everyone else is saying will never happen or just doesn’t matter. We all matter even in our most meek existence. We find to for retail therapy, we find time to indulge into whatever addiction or distraction which takes us away from our reality. we do all of this because we want something greater than us. we want to follow something that is worth leading. It is our purpose. Our passion, Our reason. Our way of being. our means to an end. Our life is our art, voice, design, division, addition and circumstance all rolled up into one. Be our purpose. Be our Principle. Be our calling………. What has risen was already here and has always existed and will always occur past our vision. it is the constant, the purpose that is sort of like the Olympic torch, which is passed from village to village, citizen to citizen, culture to culture, continent to continent, generation to generation, lifetime to lifetime. It is that purpose which is beyond our relative short scope of how we count our days as if the days only started being counted when we existed. We we revolve where we want to be, not where we are, where we have been or we we were meant to go. Live on Purpose. Live for a reason. Love unconditionally. Live to change, to help , to create, to cultivate.Chaps Schooner Boat ShoesBadgley Mischka Randall Shoes (Light Pink Satin) - Women's Wedding Shoes - 10.0 MBadgley Mischka Randall Shoes (Light Pink Satin) - Women's Wedding Shoes - 10.0 MPUMA Ferrari Future Cat M1 Shoes

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Millennials Driving Alcoholic Beverage Trends

Millennials are already driving key trends in the alcoholic beverages sector, and their influence will continue as all in this demographic cohort come of legal drinking age by 2018, according to a new Trends in Adult Beverage Report from food and beverage industry research/consulting firm Technomic. Americans born between 1977 and 1992 are not only the largest generation since the Baby Boomers; they’re also frequent consumers of alcoholic beverages. Technomic’s recent survey of a nationally representative sample of legal-age Millennials found that 8 in 10 had consumed an alcoholic beverage in a bar, restaurant or other on-premise venue in the past week, and 9 in 10 had consumed one at home. This diverse and highly educated generation is open to new experiences, and its members are more likely to try a new drink -- both in and out of the home -- than those of any other age group. They consume domestic light beers, hard ciders, cocktails, red-blend wines and Moscato wines more often than older consumers, and are the key force behind trends including craft beer, boutique spirits and sweeter-flavor wine profiles. Technomic also found that half of Millennials consider variety and price to be much more or somewhat more important in away-from-home, as opposed to for-home, alcohol purchases. However, Millennials are far from a homogenous group. For example, younger Millennials are more price-conscious than older ones. For this reason, alcoholic beverage marketers and restaurant operators need to take strategic approaches based on Millennial segments’ attitudes and behaviors regarding alcoholic-beverage occasions and consumption, cautions David Henkes, VP at Technomic and leader of its adult beverage practice. Read more: http://www.mediapost.com/publications/article/178453/millennials-driving-alcoholic-beverage-trends.html#ixzz20QiIyCbX