They watched their parents struggle, and they’re determined not to repeat history.

Millennials grew up seeing their boomer parents work hard, buy homes, and chase the American dream—only to watch many of those dreams unravel. Between financial crises, burnout, and relationship breakdowns, their parents’ struggles became cautionary tales.
Now, as millennials enter their forties and fifties, they’re rewriting the script. The goal isn’t to reject what their parents taught—it’s to live smarter, freer, and with fewer regrets.





