Manifest Destiny

"I feel so sorry for your generation."

Why? Because yours is leaving us with a mess we will never dig ourselves out of?  Well don't feel sorry for us.  "Americans" have been nothing if not stubborn and persistent since it's inception.  We will keep calm, and carry on.  Oh, I guess that's only for the Brits.

We are resilient   We are young, able and willing. It's just that, well, some of you need to retire before we can even have a chance at a decent 9-5.  Ultimately, job creation is our new frontier.  More of my friends have been apart of start up companies that not only pave the way for new ideas but they also garner interest for job applications in a field that otherwise would not exist.

Chill Boomers

For example, Digital Roots (formerly 3CSI), was founded in 2009 and has quickly taken off.  This start up uses a program to monitor and respond to social media comments made for companies like Ford where they have an agreed upon account.  Honest to blog, all they did was take something simple and perfect it.  Sure, I can manipulate html but can I program? No.  But Digital Roots is all about vertically promoting the employees they train.  Now is Digital Roots the only start up in the state to have found success?  Certainly not.  What I am trying to portray is that we have our own brains.  We watch TV shows like 2 Broke Girls and get ideas in our heads that our twenties and thirties aren't meant to be spent behind the traditional office desk.  A one household income for us is just a distant dream.  We can work from home by selling items on the etsy and ebays of the world.  We create v-logs that turn viral: i.e. Jenna Marbles fabulous video on how to trick people into thinking your good looking and create income sitting on our asses and sponsors cling to our followers.