What’s In Store For Chain Menus In 2026
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Posts by Creative Energy
The Impact of GLP-1 Use On Food Companies
As if food manufacturers and restaurant operators didn’t have enough challenges, there is another one looming worthy of discussion. It’s a weight loss drug that makes consumers less hungry and focused on protein.
Creative Leadership
Scrolling LinkedIn isn’t something I recommend, but if you do, there will be at least three to four standard posts on management. One will be a meme, one will be something like “what White Lotus taught me about leadership” and another could actually be solid advice.
How Restaurants Are Digging Out Of The Traffic & Sales Doldrums
There are very few winds in the sails of restaurant chain sales this year. Let’s face it, the business is flat with maybe 1% overall growth thanks to the travel and recreation segments.
Is Your Website Costing You Customers?
An outdated website doesn’t just miss opportunities — it actively costs you customers. If you’ve ever felt the sting of hesitation before sharing your website, or worried visitors might leave unimpressed, it’s time to face a tough truth: your website may be working against you, and you might not even know it.
How AI Is Making Lazy Developers, And Why It Could Undermine Core Coding Skills
In the era of rapid technological evolution, artificial intelligence has become a powerful co-pilot for developers. Tools like GitHub Copilot, ChatGPT, and CodeWhisperer are speeding up development cycles, autocompleting functions, fixing bugs, and even writing entire blocks of code on command. But, while these advancements promise convenience and productivity, they also come with a quiet cost: the erosion of fundamental coding skills.
Office Workers Should Go Outside At Least Once A Week
A lot of office workers, and in particular those of us who spend hours at a computer, have a tendency to, if not actively avoid going outside, then at least not think too much about making a point to be outdoors. I was intending to take a nap one recent stress-filled day, but was dragged outside instead, and I will admit that it did a lot more for my mood than a nap would have.
Nostalgia Wins
Being an adult—It’s kind of the pits some days. The mailbox is rarely fun to open (bills or spam), the end of the month means bills are due, weekend outings include grocery shopping instead of sleepovers—you get the idea. We are all treading water through our responsibilities or have gone belly up and are just riding the wave.
Choosing Fonts Based on Vibes Alone: A Scientific Study
This article explores the highly scientific and not-at-all impulsive process of choosing fonts purely based on vibes. There will be no typographic theory, no concerns for readability, and no deck containing twenty-two options for the client to pick from—just pure, unfiltered energy and snap decision-making.
A Creative’s Foolproof Guide to Entering Your Time on Time
Across the country, creatives of all levels struggle to keep up with billable hours. It’s not your fault! Well it is, but if you follow this step-by-step guide, you too will never get another email from an angry boss (at least for time entry–I have no idea if you are a talented or hardworking employee).