lululemon Global Wellbeing Report 2024
The lululemon Global Wellbeing Report 2024 draws on an Edelman DXI survey of 16,000 adults across 15 markets to show that social pressure to 'be well' is tied to stagnant wellbeing and widespread burnout.
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Key findings: 45% report wellbeing burnout; people feeling pressure are 55% more likely to burn out; those with burnout are 43% more likely to feel pressure.
- Slide 1: The Pressure to Be Well: lululemon Global Wellbeing Report 2024
- Slide 2: Methodology: 16,000 respondents across 15 markets
- Slide 3: Defining wellbeing: physical, mental, and social
- Slide 4: Escaping a cycle that holds us back
- Slide 5: Wellbeing is burning us out
- Slide 6: More pressure to be well correlates with lower wellbeing
- Slide 7: Three key pressure points fueling the wellbeing cycle
- Slide 8: Top global wellbeing burnout zones
- Slide 9: Break the cycle by releasing pressure
- Slide 10: Actions you can take: three practical approaches
- Slide 11: When community and movement come together, we have the opportunity
- Slide 12: A word from lululemon Mental Wellbeing Global Advisory Board Members
- Slide 13: Global Wellbeing Report 2024
- Slide 14: While the importance of wellbeing is stronger than ever
- Slide 15: Worldwide, more people are trying to improve their wellbeing
- Slide 16: This pressure is most keenly felt by younger generations
- Slide 17: Mental wellbeing takes the brunt of the pressure
- Slide 18: Nearly half of men are still struggling with societal pressures
- Slide 19: This comes at a time when we’re already feeling excessive pressure
- Slide 20: Wellbeing is burning us out
- Slide 21: Globally, wellbeing has not improved in the last four years
- Slide 22: Even at a market level, wellbeing has shifted minimally
- Slide 23: We are stuck in a perpetual cycle where the more
- Slide 24: Increased wellbeing pressure is leading to increased burnout, continuing the cycle
- Slide 25: Marginalized communities experience greater wellbeing pressures, leading to increased burnout
- Slide 26: This cycle is fueled by three key pressure points
- Slide 27: Markets struggling more with these pressure points are feeling
- Slide 28: Levels of wellbeing burnout are not universal
- Slide 29: When we release the pressure to be well and focus
- Slide 30: Priorities in breaking the cycle and feeling less stuck
- Slide 31: Quiet the noise so you can hear yourself
- Slide 32: Wellbeing doesn't need to be intense
- Slide 33: Wellbeing can be bite‑sized and fun
- Slide 34: Men with higher wellbeing favor lower‑intensity movement
- Slide 35: Human connection offers an advantage
- Slide 36: People connected to community are 28% more likely to feel
- Slide 37: Deliberate social actions correlate with wellbeing: 18% when people show
- Slide 38: Here's a deeper look at the impact community can have
- Slide 39: Gen Z prioritize connection but report more loneliness
- Slide 40: Men more likely to prioritize human connection, especially in Asia
- Slide 41: Historically marginalized groups report higher loneliness
- Slide 42: Community and movement together improve holistic wellbeing
- Slide 43: Moving with others is a game changer
- Slide 44: Improving one wellbeing dimension lifts others
- Slide 45: Section header introducing supplemental tables and methodology notes
- Slide 46: Table: wellbeing pressure, burnout, and mitigation effects
- Slide 47: Table: slow living, small actions, and wellbeing
- Slide 48: Table: community connection, purpose, and intentionality
- Slide 49: Table: movement and group activity impacts
- Slide 50: Lululemon: Global Wellbeing Report 2024 (closing)
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