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For our second installment of Rosebud’s new series Check On Your Friends, where we do exactly what it sounds like—check on our friends—we caught up with Dale Ryan, one of the founders of Bwè Kafe. Translated from Haitian Creole, Bwè Kafe means drink coffee. With two locations in Hoboken, and one in Jersey City, Bwè was built with the intention …
Back in early March, when social outings were still a thing, RB teamed up with Obé Fitness, the world’s most immersive digital fitness experience & community, to celebrate their 2020 retreat. The retreat was held at Obé HQ, and a few other super secret spots across Manhattan—those lucky enough to snag a ticket had the chance to meet their favorite …
Let’s not forget that CBD brands are also active participants in the cannabis industry—although products vary in compounds, contents, and intended use, the industry is made up of Cannabis and CBD brands alike. As a brand in the cannabis space, naturally we like to indulge in cannabis consumption just as much as the next person—it helps transcend a good brainstorm …
Meet Alexis, CEO and Founder of Rosebud, proud owner of an entrepreneurial mind, avid brainstormer, defender of free time, lover of all things @skydogsanctuary, and the list goes on. Before launching Rosebud in 2018, Alexis had past lives as an entrepreneur in more ways than one. She was the owner of an online vintage store, the founder of Modern Home …
WFH (working from home) comes with all kinds of new challenges. Over the last few weeks it felt as if everyone on the internet sent an email with their ‘work from home’ tips. I wasn’t a huge fan of most of them because not a single one offered flexibility, freedom, or the ability to control your own schedule. You see, …
Let’s face it, there is no denying the impact stress and anxiety have on both our minds and bodies. From work to personal life to moments that are out of our control, we experience a number of stressful situations every day. In a 2017 study conducted by the American Psychological Association, 77% of Americans report regularly experiencing physical symptoms caused …