A couple of months ago, I sat in a chapel where one of our chaplains and his family were recognized because they were about to move to another...
In New York City, creative-class workers are often “short-termers.” They come to the city seeking a quick path to success and adventure before leaving for some other part...
Oftentimes, when twentysomethings find themselves metaphorically (or sometimes literally) staring in the mirror asking why their life isn’t having an impact—smack in the middle of a quarter-life crisis—they...
The term “Great Resignation” might not initially inspire scrutiny of our aspirations or worship, but it’s surprising where a closer look at this cultural phenomenon leads. Over the...
In my last article, I shared about burnout, the first stage of a quarter-life crisis. Today we are going to take a look at the second stage: the...
A quarter-life crisis has three stages, I shared in my last article. Today we are going to take a look at the first stage: burnout. I attended a...
I recently told the story of how I purchased my dream car when I was twenty-two years old—and then promptly totaled it in a four-car pile-up. That’s certainly...
What are my twenties for? It’s a question of purpose, significance, and direction; rife with tension and anxiety, full of your own expectations and those of parents, churches,...
A mid-life crisis is no longer the center of attention, because a quarter-life crisis has emerged onto the scene. Everyone over the age of thirty seems to talk...
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