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Peace Of Mind: The Guide To Gen Z Burnout

... attitudes, their upbringing, and their life stage, are likely to feel a high level of mental burnout. What’s more, they’re more likely to feel mentally burnt out than their Y counterparts, who are more apt to feel overarching emotional burnout. Indeed, this cohort experiences burnout across different aspects of their lives, including work and school, social life (which is happening both on and offline), and emotional/mental health. However, the confluence of all of these types of burnout is most likely ...

Social Live

... 10 in the UK say their social life mostly happens online. Live video is poised to steal a larger share of it and grow beyond the early adopters given how instinctive and comfortable it is for Zs to connect digitally, as well as the greater flexibility it affords them. It’s only fitting that a generation that leads mobile, on-the-go lives would embrace get-togethers with friends that can happen wherever they are. As Zs spend less of their social lives physically alongside their friends and more of ...

School Of (Work)Life

... Office jobs are increasingly providing a college/university-like experience, as young employees seek comparable social and emotional benefits from a work culture.Generations Y and Z are spurring a significant shift in the workforce, in which office jobs are increasingly similar to college/university life. As Ys will comprise nearly half of all employees globally by 2020 and companies prepare for Zs’ rapid arrival, the nature of the workplace is evolving to better meet youth’s preferences and ...

Go Big Or Go Home

... engaging in new experiences, going to new places, and stepping outside of their norm, they feel that they're regularly progressing in becoming more well-rounded. Modern youth take pride in frequently doing something different that's worth "writing home about" since it challenges them to step outside their comfort zones and conveys to others that they’re driven and interesting. With this outlook, the bar has been raised for what an exciting social life looks like. What has been go-to socializing ...

Millennials' Seven Day Sober Diary

... An ethnography of Millennials who chose to abstain from alcohol for a week & how it impacted their lives.For The Social Status Report, we found three Gen Ys in the U.S. and three in the UK who normally drink socially, but wanted to abstain from alcohol for a week for various reasons and were willing to keep a diary of their experience. All participants, who are of legal drinking age, revealed what social plans, if any, they participated in daily, how not drinking affected their social life ...

Gen Z State Of Mind

... . Already, they feel that the coolest people their age are those who are successful at work or get good grades in school, second only to being funny, and above more traditional perceptions of popularity, such as playing sports or getting attention on social media. Zs will even put work above other areas of their lives, particularly as 65% in the U.S. and 58% in the UK say a successful career is more important to them than a great social life; consider how they’ve even turned their friendships into a ...

Dream Team

... analysis or competitive nature. For others, fantasy leagues are enjoyable because of the social aspects; half of U.S. Trendsetters and 39% in the UK like engaging in fantasy sports because it enhances their social life. In fact, nearly a third of U.S. youth and 26% of UK youth think fantasy sports bring them closer to family/friends, and a similar number in each country likes participating to meet new people. Brands can take advantage of these preferences by hosting fantasy draft parties or connecting ...

Gaming The System

... psychological purposes, especially for young male gamers. The top benefit games provide Zs is relaxation, cited by 36% of U.S. Zs and 30% of UK Zs, including 42% and 35% of boys, respectively. Just under a third also consider gaming to be an escape from daily life and a transportive experience, and about a quarter think of it as important to their social life. With such positive effects, it’s no wonder that only 24% of UK Zs and 22% of U.S. Zs feel guilty about the amount of time they spend playing video ...

WELLth Investors

... them to become WELLth Investors who are willing to spend in sectors with long-term wellness gains. Marketers who recognize the three major returns on this investment for Ys—improved health, social life, and society—will be better poised to engage them. HEALTH Taking the time to improve personal wellness, both physically and mentally, is a huge investment that will later enhance our ability to perform. DANA, 23, FLAs with the stock market, recent challenges presented by the U.S ...

Life For Like

... the culture around oversharing such that behaviors like posting an image of one’s breakfast on Instagram or sharing random thoughts on Twitter have become completely normalized. And as oversharing one’s life has become the norm, so too has the desire to consume this kind of content, especially from social media influencers who have built a profession around sharing part or all of themselves online. The exchange between influencer and follower benefits both parties, as sharing aspects of one’s ...