Let's not forget the most egregious changes Gen X has had to deal with: Replacing our records with tapes, then tapes with CD's, then CD's with MP3's, and now we still have to pay for a subscription to listen to our music.
Hmm, I have to make one exception to your first point. So many of this generation have spent the last decades becoming adept or expert at IT stuff which is becoming outdated faster than they can learn new technologies. Both my children fall into that category and in their mid 50's, They are not really hirable with the AI competition now making them obsolete. Blue
Well I am retired at 62. I have lots of stuff to do still, but none of it is to work at a job for someone else or to run a business to make money. So yeah, retired. (Oops I’m 63 now.)
Let's not forget the most egregious changes Gen X has had to deal with: Replacing our records with tapes, then tapes with CD's, then CD's with MP3's, and now we still have to pay for a subscription to listen to our music.
https://www.reddit.com/r/SipsTea/comments/1eo9tjs/gen_xs_anger/
This resonated with me so much. Looking forward to more.
Thanks for including me in your piece, Brian! You've nailed exactly why this moment is Gex X's time to lead. We're exactly what the future needs.
I'm looking forward to the Expertise deep dive in Further Premium!
That squeeze is real. Being that I'm a Gen X, building my Quiet Business Engine is crucial.
Hmm, I have to make one exception to your first point. So many of this generation have spent the last decades becoming adept or expert at IT stuff which is becoming outdated faster than they can learn new technologies. Both my children fall into that category and in their mid 50's, They are not really hirable with the AI competition now making them obsolete. Blue
Well I am retired at 62. I have lots of stuff to do still, but none of it is to work at a job for someone else or to run a business to make money. So yeah, retired. (Oops I’m 63 now.)