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Jul 27, 2021 Brothers Kyuss and Rasmus King Courtesy of Skullcandy SPONSOR In April, 2021, Skullcandy® Inc. announced its all-new Sound Without Boundaries brand campaign. The year-long campaign illuminates important cultural issues while illustrating how music can inspire everyone to break boundaries. A roster of 17 multi-dimensional athletes, musicians and visual artists – deemed Boundary Breakers – will serve as the centerpiece of Sound Without Boundaries initiatives. Two of these personalities are surfers and actors Kyuss and Rasmus King. Named after a heavy metal band and sponsore...

May 14, 2021 Skullcandy's limited edition products bring awareness to mental health. Courtesy of Skullcandy SPONSOR Handcrafted at their headquarters in Park City, Utah, Skullcandy releases two limited-edition custom products today that shine a light on their youth mental health partner, To Write Love on Her Arms (TWLOHA). To Write Love on Her Arms is a non-profit movement dedicated to presenting hope and finding help for people struggling with depression, addiction, self-injury and suicide. During Mental Health Awareness Month, Skullcandy is supporting mental health services, amplifying th...

Skullcandy Debuts "Sound Without Boundaries" To Inspire Change And Champion Possibilities Brand Campaign Encourages Consumers to Break Boundaries Through Multifaceted Influencer Personalities, Nonprofit Support, Unique Product Collaborations and Compelling Content News provided by Share this article Share this article 1 and true wireless earbuds 2 under $100, announced today its all-new Sound Without Boundaries brand campaign. Born from the broad-ranging social justice movements of 2020, the year-long campaign illuminates important cultural issues while illustrating how music, coupled with ...

How to send the right signals to shape people's perceptions of you and your work  Jan 24, 2021, 04:29 PM facebook email The real world - especially when it comes to human behavior - is messy, and this is uncomfortable for many people. Westend61/Getty Images The following is an excerpt from " " In it, author Michael F. Schein writes that people are uncomfortable with the natural messiness of human behavior and will pay a lot to feel as if they have a method to control chaos. If you use a brand of scientific hype — purporting data and certainty — people will ...

If you're struggling to gain traction around a legitimate new idea or business venture, science can help, writes Michael Schein in The Hype Handbook.