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Suggestions for the Worried Gen Z'er

My Psychology Today article today addresses common worries of Generation Z, people ready to start out in adulthood.

Career Advice to Gen Z

A reader wrote me:  ”It seems like most young people will fail at the game of life. . . .Will you please write an article about this?”

While every generation faces new challenges, it does seem that Gen Z (people in their teens or early 20s) will have a harder time finding well-paying, stable work, let alone making enough money to afford that traditional core of the American dream: owning a home. Automation, offshoring, COVID, and increasing government-mandated costs to employers, portend a challenge for most job searchers. It is for that typical person that I write my Psychology Today article today.

Generation Z: What We All Should Know

Generation Z, the people currently ages 13 to 20, will soon run our world. 

Of course, there's great variation among people within Gen Z, but useful generalizations can be made. I offer some in my PsychologyToday.com article today.