This is a campaign I ideated, wrote and produced for The Objective (a Spanish digital newspaper) to demonstrate that 2017 was not as bad as we all thought.
It is easier for our brains to remember bad stuff. It has to do with noradrenaline, a hormone that we seggregate when we're under emotional distress, that's probably why it was almost impossible for people to remember something good that had happened in the -undoubtedly hectic- 2017.
But good stuff happened. A lot. And we wanted to help them remember that. That's why we designed a brochure to share with people with the Top 10 good news that we have shared in The Objective during 2017. We added 40 more news and we posted an article with 50 good news. And we went out and asked people their favourite good news.
It was a lovely -and very well needed- campaign.
Here's the post in The Objective's blog (in Spanish).
