The hottest Millennials Substack posts right now

Emotional skills are important for coping with life. Learning how to manage feelings can help in tough situations.
Understanding where our coping skills come from is helpful. This can open up discussions about generational differences.
Sometimes, reflecting on our behaviors can lead to better emotional health. It's okay to realize and share our growth journeys.

Vivek Ramaswamy is a millennial political candidate with a unique and somewhat controversial platform.
Millennial ambition psychos are ambitious, high-achieving individuals with polarizing qualities, often found in influential positions.
Not all millennial politicians fit the mold of millennial ambition psychos, with some like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez having different career paths and viewpoints.

FOMO, or the fear of missing out, can create a sense of inadequacy and disconnect from reality, as we focus on what others are doing and feeling.
Millennials, aged 27 to 42, often experience FOMO more than other age groups, with many actively trying to induce FOMO in their peers.
High-income individuals are not only most likely to experience FOMO but are also more prone to sharing their experiences on social media, aiming to evoke the same feeling in others.

Millennials are not becoming more conservative as they age
They may be rejecting conservatism due to economic struggles and dissatisfaction with the status quo
Conservatism may need to adapt to appeal to younger voters or face decline

Disposable trinkets and souvenirs as gifts are often cheap, meaningless, and environmentally harmful.
Consider alternative gift ideas like experiences, personalized gifts, subscriptions, or charitable donations.
For acquaintances, opt for neutral gifts like gift cards, consumable treats, office supplies, home decor, or books.

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