Generational Success

[Martin Hash]

Contrary to popular belief, Gen Z is doing as good as previous generations, they just have to measure their success by new metrics. They don’t have the same value system as their elders and shouldn’t be held to outdated goals & ideals. Boomers had an abundance of material opportunities and they measured their success in the physical accumulation, but by the time Gen Z came along, the gold fields had been picked clean: no houses in the suburbs, no fancy cars, no 401Ks, no jobs, no retirement, no spouses and no children.

Gen Z needs to measure their success in abundant entertainment, including videogames; online relationships where you have more choices and don’t have to stay with a bad one; you can work from home; learn without being in a brick & mortar building; a large variety of food; you’re not in the thrall of captured media; you’re not held to religious dogma; and there’s no judgment on how you want to live your lives. Take the win!