Video Games. Millennials are arguably the first generation to come of age with consoles and cords cluttering up their living rooms. We love Nintendo nostalgia – Mario, Pokémon, Zelda. Well, many Millennials, not all. Not every family had enough money to purchase consoles or computers and a lot of grown women report that growing up, … Continue reading Discovering Life as a Millennial Woman Gamer
Category: Nostalgia
The Lost Arts and Skills of Our Generation
From driving a stick shift to interpersonal communication, the millennial generation seems to be a turning point towards automated "efficiencies" thanks to the advent of new technologies. In our generation alone, we saw a shift from Walkmans to Discmans to iPods, and now even iPods have become just as archaic as pagers. And so many other … Continue reading The Lost Arts and Skills of Our Generation
Shedding the Mask of Unworthiness
One of the many common themes of my conversations revolve around worthiness. There is definitely an epidemic of low self-worth amongst Millennials, and personally I struggle with unworthiness every single day. We're all asking the same question: “Who am I and what is my purpose in life?” This has prompted deep reflections about examining the roots … Continue reading Shedding the Mask of Unworthiness
Golden Role Models
I remember being a teenager and scoffing when an adult would try to point out a celebrity as a good role model. "I'm not a little kid anymore, I don't need role models," or so I thought. Little did I know just how important role models could continue to be in an adult's life. As … Continue reading Golden Role Models