It is the cliche that those in their early 20’s are eager to see the world and gain their independence. This is the time people are supposed to be finishing collage and entering society as professional adults.
But the world has changed much since our parents and grandparents age, and many people in my age group find themselves stuck. Between economic struggles and pasBut I do see how this disparity has impacted my peer group.
I found myself in a place that as I looked around me, I couldn’t name one person who was happy and enjoying their life. It was like every adult I knew was depressed and was proud of it, like it was a badge of hard work. I was one of them, I thought that my functional depression and burn out were a normal sign of adulthood.
That is not the life that I want. I want to be happy, content and independent , and to spread that happiness to those around me. So I have been making some changes.
Like many people, I’m filled with questions, and I know I’m missing information. I am on a hunt to learn as much as I can about life, and how to enjoy it. And then share that information with all of you.
Thoughts, Coffee and a plan 