On September 2, 2019, the world lost a young man to suicide. Unfortunately, this is not a unique story, especially to those in the Millennial and Gen Z gap. The message of not enough is an old one, here long before Facebook or any other media, as is bullying and violence and every other hate we witness. But today, we are surrounded by a proliferation of messages telling us we are not enough, bombarding us from all sides. Technology originally created to connect people has cre

The word entitled has been often used to describe today’s young people. Webster’s defines entitled as “having a right to certain benefits or privileges.” There are many who would argue this description is accurate for many Millennials and Gen Z, but one question I have yet to hear asked or answered is this, Do they have a right to feel entitled? You may disagree, but my answer to this question is yes. Please hear me out. I have three kids in the millennial generation and from

Millennials have gotten a bad reputation over the years. Being labeled as narcissistic or called the “entitlement generation,” among other unflattering names, many declare they will be the downfall of American society as we know it. Granted, many examples of unfavorable behaviors have gone viral through the streams of social media, further building the case against this age group, buy I’d like to offer another view. As a mother of three children that fall within the millennia