Humaning Is Hard - Part 1
Many older individuals feel a greater sense of freedom with age, inviting them to chase their truest selves, and leave the unimportant angst behind. In a culture where angst seems to prevail, and young people face uncertain futures, aging with joy is a radical act of humanity. And the conversation is changing to reflect this.
Amanda R. Martinez • Many People Have A Fear Of Aging; These Helpers Ask: What If We Aged With Joy Instead?
Did We Actually Start the Fire? - Reasons the world might be about to change.
Supposedly, its all been burning since the world's been turning... but I’m becoming more worried how people are increasingly talking and acting like they have nothing to lose (maybe we do have less to lose now)
Did we actually start the fire? With Billy Joel [returning to w
... See moreBecause of serious topics like student debts and a housing crisis that affects an entire generation, I didn’t think of my career in a linear way because I knew I wouldn’t have the same trajectory as my baby-boomer parents.
Emma Gannon • The Multi-Hyphen Method: The Sunday Times business bestseller
So, while Boomers started the trends toward more self-confidence, Gen X’ers translated those attitudes into high expectations for their futures.
Jean M. Twenge • Generations
The Millennial’s Lament
By River Clegg
June 5, 2024
The Millennial awakens. His alarm has not gone off. He wakes up this early now, naturally. He sighs. He hums the first few notes of “Rolling in the Deep,” a song that he believes came out four years ago. He sighs again.
He walks. I am no longer young, he thinks. Being young was my identity—my whole ge
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