Types Of Lifestyle

 Lifestyle is a way of life established by a society, culture, group or individual. This includes patterns of behavior, interaction, consumption, work, activity and interests that describe how a person spends their time. The following are common examples of lifestyles.

Activists	Affluent Lifestyles
Alternative Lifestyles	Art Aficionados
Backpackers	Beachgoers
Bohemians	Bookworms
Celebrities	Consumerists
Corporate Climbers	Corporate Elite
Cosplayers	Cultural Elite
Cultured Living	DIY Enthusiasts
Digital Nomads	Double Income No Kids
Early Retirees	Empty Nesters
Entrepreneurial Life	Environmentalists
Escapist Lifestyles	Family-Oriented
Fashionista	Festivalgoers
Film Buffs	Financial Independence Retire Early
Fitness Enthusiasts	Foodies
Freelancer Nomads	Future-Oriented Lifestyle
Gamers	Global Elite
High Society	Hippies
Hobbyists	Home Workers
Homebodies	Homesteading
Individualists	Influencer Lifestyles
Intelligentsia	Island Life
Jet-Set	Leisure Class
Lifelong Learners	Loners
Lumpenproletariat	Maker Culture
Maximalists	Middle Class
Minimalists	Money Rich, Time Poor
Multicultural Lifestyle	Music Lovers
Nature Lovers	Nightlife Enthusiasts
Otaku	People Person
Pet Lovers	Political Elite
Pop Culture Enthusiasts	Preppers
Religious Lifestyles	Retired Nomads
Retro Enthusiasts	Rural Living
Seasonal Lifestyles	Seasoned Travelers
Simple Living	Slackers
Slow Living	Social Climbers
Social Media Enthusiasts	Socialites
Solo Travelers	Spiritual Seekers
Sports Fanatics	Student Life
Suburbanites	Sustainable Lifestyles
Tech Minimalists	Technological Elite
Traditionalists	Travelers
Upper Class	Upper-Middle Class
Urbanites	Volunteers
Wanderlust Adventurers	Wellness Warriors
Work Hard, Play Hard	Workaholics
Working Class	Working Poor