Ep 186 Millennials Redefine Midlife Crisis and the Road to Fulfillment

In this 'On My Mind' episode, I delve into findings from a recent report published by The Thriving Center of Psychology titled Millennials in Crisis.Here are three key points and my takeaway:1️⃣ Millennials Struggle with Midlife: The report from the Thriving Center of Psychology revealed that 64% of millennials have experienced a life crisis, with 39% experiencing one in 2024. In my view, this high percentage indicates the significant pressure and high expectations millennials feel.2️⃣ Perceptions of Midlife: The report highlighted that 1 in 10 millennials reported experiencing a midlife crisis around age 34, and 81% believe they can't afford a midlife crisis, with 58% feeling they don't have time for one. This challenges the traditional perception of a midlife crisis occurring in your 40s or 50s.3️⃣ Overcoming Midlife Challenges: The report emphasizes that a midlife crisis can lead to positive personal growth with a good support system. Seeking help from family, friends, and therapists during challenging times can make a positive difference.In this episode, I share a personal experience where I realized the increasing responsibilities and pressures that come with adulting when I was in my thirties. This personal insight leads me to believe that midlife seasons could begin in our thirties, despite not considering to be in midlife in this age range. My experience is corroborated by the Millennials in Crisis report, supporting my thesis that our midlife challenges begin at an earlier age than traditionally considered.My main takeaway is that midlife challenges and crises can occur in our 30s, 40s or 50s. What we all have in common is the desire to thrive. Report from The Thriving Center of Psychology: Millennials in Crisis🔎RESERVE YOUR SPOT TO GET THE MIDLIFE RESEARCH REPORT🔍👏 Get my Five Pillars of Fulfillment Scorecard 👏  My affiliate link to Castmagic, the AI tool I used to help produce these show notes.Connect with Bernie BorgesLinkedInInstagramEmail: [email protected] attribution:Old Bossa Twin MusicomSunoText us your feedback on the podcast.Get the Weekly Fulfill weekly newsletter and never miss an episode! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.