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@ashi.branding The wellness gap is killing our friendships. There is a growing friction in adult friendships built around fundamentally different ideas of what it means to live well. It’s called the wellness gap. 77% of Gen Z say they’re more health conscious than a year ago and wellness routines have replaced nights out as their primary social infrastructure. Wellness is becoming the thing people build their identity around: how they introduce themselves, how they structure their time. And identity requires an audience that understands it. On’s CEO David Allemann has referred to this cohort as the Movement Class. For these people, discipline is migrating from private routines to public performance and the body is living proof. And the people around you who live differently don’t just feel incompatible, they become a reflection of who you’re trying not to be. The wellness gap isn’t a trend. And here’s what it means for brands.
