Nathan Caesar Management Digital

If you're familiar with Worcester than you may already know that this month marks the end of a journey for many students at the university. Sitting amongst the murmur of classical music in a cathedral that is centuries old, you might be mistaken to think that you're in an American sitcom. The gowns, the graduate caps, the hoards of merchandise- it's all very picturesque; what does it all mean though? For some, this signifies the start of adult life, for others (like myself) another year of studying beckons. I took a moment to think about the journey I've been on and how I've changed as an individual. 'Not another boring post about reflecting on life..' Just hear me out! Although it's all so simple to put on your CV that you've just got a degree or to state in an interview that I only got a 2:1- your degree is so much more than that and here's why: 1. You're one of the lucky ones to have experienced university life. You've had those expe

What does the future of sport look like? Will people even leave their homes to reach their exercise goals? Should you exercise from home and forget about the gym? These questions are looming, but by looking somewhat briefly at the mammoth rise of the world-renowned Peloton fitness company, this may allow for a predictor of future sporting trends and what is to be expected. For those of you that are unfamiliar with Peloton (where have you been?), this fitness focussed business looks to provide everyone with the opportunity to get active via virtual live fitness sessions. By the term virtual, I don’t mean those clunky virtual reality headsets, but via a screen on an indoor bike, treadmill or even your TV. It’s not only participation however, the opportunity to compete against your friends, family or even Mark Cavendish himself (good luck!) in cycling is a unique selling point. On first impressions, Peloton inherits a simple website that markets an even simpler idea. Within seconds,