The Psychology of your 20’s - 463. The 5 reasons you’re not as behind as you think

The Psychology of your 20’s - 463. The 5 reasons you’re not as behind as you think

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Teil von Podcast Programm: The Psychology of your 20’s
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In our 20s, we’re all vulnerable to feeling that we’re falling behind. Whether it be chasing the perfect job, relationship, friends, living situation, trip abroad, or something else, we’re led to believe that there’s a certain window of time that we should be achieving certain milestones within. In this episode, we unpack: 

• Why social media makes us compare ourselves with ‘the best’
• The figures behind what people in their 20s really have - and don’t 
• How milestone anxiety and the social clock make us panic
• How we can reframe envy as a useful compass
• Why life circumstances mean we might have a different ‘starting line’ to other people
• Why you’re not delulu - things really are getting harder!

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Our favourite sources: 

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40888380/  
https://www.forbes.com/advisor/uk/savings/average-savings-by-age-in-uk/  
https://jessup.edu/blog/cultural-impact/why-do-adults-adhere-to-a-social-clock/#:~:text=Social%20psychologist%20Bernice%20Neugarten%20identified,purchase%20a%20home%2C%20and%20retire 

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