DND (Do Not Distress) Dec 11, 2017 social life friends social media ... them.SUFFERING FROM SOCIAL OVERLOAD Whereas Boomers and Gen Xers could determine when they wanted social time and when they didn't, socializing is "always on" for Ys and Zs. The ease with which their friends can contact them today by text message, chat apps, and social media means there's always messages, tags, and posts they can be missing, and it's become socially acceptable to reach out to friends at any time. While modern youth strive to be present and mindful (see Presence of Mind), they find it highly ...
Family Ties Jun 13, 2016 ... family time that parents enjoyed in the past has only made modern parents want it more, making them truly appreciative of the moments they do have with their kids. As such, they are making a concerted effort to be together more, such as by paring back at work (see Leaning Out to Lean In) and being more present in daily life (see Presence of Mind), yet they’re also reshaping what they consider to be quality family time to better accommodate their lifestyles. Today, family bonding is not just about ...
Soloists Sep 03, 2015 social life experiences local culture mindfulness ... able to be in constant contact with their friends and family. To that point, 57% of young adults say it’s a badge of honor to be comfortable having dinner alone in a restaurant (though only 42% have tried it). In addition, their team-oriented social nature causes young generations to see taking alone time as being a little selfish, but as they grow older and more self aware, they realize that it’s necessary for their wellbeing (see Presence of Mind). They can focus on their own needs and don’t ...
