Why the dream of ‘having it all’ is finally dead
Ange, 32, used to have a clear idea of what “having it all” meant: a stable corporate job, a decent-size wedding, a house, and the ability to buy nice material goods every so often. But, like many young people, Ange has found that checking all of these boxes has felt less and…
Ange, 32, used to have a clear idea of what “having it all” meant: a stable corporate job, a decent-size wedding, a house, and the ability to buy nice material goods every so often. But, like many young people, Ange has found that checking all of these boxes has felt less and…
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This article is a cultural commentary on changing personal aspirations and lifestyle expectations, which does not directly impact credit markets, underwriting, or regulatory frameworks relevant to sophisticated credit professionals.
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Fast Company
Why the dream of ‘having it all’ is finally dead
Ange, 32, used to have a clear idea of what “having it all” meant: a stable corporate job, a decent-size wedding, a house, and the ability to buy nice material goods every so often. But, like many young people, Ange has found that checking all of these boxes has felt less and…