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Introduction
At Your Sweet Spot Life, our mission is simple: we co-create. We’re not here to provide or offer—we’re here to join forces. Whether it's a concept, a product, a creative endeavor, or a community growth idea, we work together to bring it to life, sharing both the process and the rewards. We’re not a business in the traditional sense, but rather a collaborative ecosystem where ideas, resources, and creativity flow between partners.Co-Creation
Every project begins with a shared idea. From conceptualization to development, we move together to refine and evolve that idea into something tangible. We embrace a co-creative approach to everything, whether we’re building products, services, or community-driven initiatives. Every step is a shared investment, and every outcome is a reflection of our collective effort.Local Impact
Our projects are rooted in the strength of local partnerships. We work with Canadian businesses and individuals to bring ideas to life, whether that’s creating sustainable products, enhancing local services, or supporting community growth. Each collaboration brings together local knowledge and resources, ensuring that everything we build has deep roots and far-reaching impact.Shared Learning
We don’t just teach or train—we learn together. Every project presents opportunities to build new skills, exchange knowledge, and deepen our collective understanding. We provide resources and tools, but more importantly, we co-create an environment where skills are developed organically through collaboration.Creative Process
From Canadian lifestyle brand creation to metanarrative interactive experiences, we aim to explore all forms of storytelling—theater, film, books, radio, and more. Our projects can integrate many mediums and genres to build rich, engaging, and innovative works that captivate audiences and reflect our collective vision.Sustainable Growth
Our focus is on long-term growth, not just short-term outputs. From community-driven projects to economic systems that support innovation, we build frameworks that allow for sustainable, generational success. It’s about creating systems that grow together, whether in the form of collaborative spaces, marketplaces, or new ways of engaging with the world.Marketplace
The work we do is meant to sustain. Our marketplace isn’t just for products—it’s a platform where all kinds of ideas can be shared and scaled. Whether it’s creative works, services, or community projects, the marketplace brings everything we build together in one place, supporting economic stability and growth for every project we co-create. - Companies
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Economic Impact Analysis of Into The Portal on Saint John, New Brunswick
The project aims to assess the economic impact of "Into The Portal," a multifaceted initiative by Your Sweet Spot Life, on the local economy of Saint John, New Brunswick. "Into The Portal" consists of a one-month competition/incubator, a three-month miniseries filming, and a four-month public-facing festival. The goal is to understand how these activities will influence local businesses, tourism, employment, and overall economic growth. The project will involve collecting data on local spending, job creation, and visitor numbers, as well as analyzing the potential long-term benefits for the community. By applying economic theories and models learned in class, students will provide a comprehensive analysis of the project's impact.
Home Hydroponics System 3D Rendering
Your Sweet Spot Life is seeking a detailed 3D rendering of a home hydroponics system to facilitate the creation of a 3D printed prototype. The goal of this project is to design a compact, efficient, and aesthetically pleasing hydroponics system suitable for home use. This project provides an opportunity for learners to apply their knowledge of 3D modeling and design principles to create a functional and visually appealing product. The system should be designed with user-friendliness and sustainability in mind, considering factors such as water circulation, plant growth space, and ease of maintenance. The project will involve researching existing hydroponics systems, brainstorming innovative design solutions, and creating a comprehensive 3D model using CAD software.
Unified Land Rights Research Project
The Unified Land Rights Research Project aims to explore the unique landscape of land ownership in Canada, focusing on parcels where private owners hold unified surface, mineral, and water rights. This project addresses the challenge of identifying such parcels, particularly those originating from legacy grants, and determining if these rights remain unified today. The goal is to provide a comprehensive understanding of the current status of these rights across Canada. Learners will delve into historical and legal research, utilizing various sources to trace the evolution of land rights. The project will also involve examining provincial and territorial laws to understand the legal framework governing these rights. This research will enhance learners' skills in legal research, data analysis, and report writing, applying classroom knowledge to a real-world scenario. - Research parcels of land with unified rights. - Focus on legacy grants and current status. - Examine provincial and territorial laws. - Apply legal research and data analysis skills.
Canadian Resource and Manufacturer Mapping for Product Line Development
Your Sweet Spot Life is launching a 100% Canadian product line across Food, Fashion, and Lifestyle categories that includes furniture, kitchen wares, and other daily-use items. The goal is to utilize only Canadian natural resources and manufacturers for production. The project involves researching and compiling a comprehensive list of available Canadian natural resources and manufacturers capable of transforming these resources into viable products. This initiative aims to ensure that all materials and production processes are sourced and conducted within Canada, aligning with the company's commitment to local sustainability and economic support. The project will provide a strategic foundation for the company's product development and supply chain management.