Source: New York Post
Gen Z has seen their life satisfaction plummet compared to their Millennial predecessors a generation ago, with less than half now describing their lives as “thriving,” down from nearly half of young people in 2008. More than a quarter (27%) of adults aged 18 to 29 also reported that they are being treated for depression, up by 11 points since 2019, according to the new Life Evaluation Index poll from Gallup. Many young adults described themselves as drifting away from friends and partners and experiencing less joy — while less than a third said they had reached most of their goals for the last year.
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