We're in the middle of the great millennial career crisis and I think Gen Z is crushing millennials with this one skillset that is causing millennials to leave a lot of money on the table.

We're in the middle of the great millennial career crisis and I think Gen Z is crushing millennials with this one skillset that is causing millennials to leave a lot of money on the table. It's a skillset we were never taught. Let me explain and give you some ideas. Millennials, you are really good at what you do at this point. You are high up in your fields because you've been in your industry now for like eight to 15 plus years, but a lot of you are either in corporate and not getting compensated enough for where you need to be at at this point in life or you want more autonomy and flexibility. Meanwhile, you've got Gen Z Gen Z, like 22 year olds online making stupid money. Some of them acting like experts teaching things they have like six months experience in just because they've learned content skills. Before you check out, listen, I know some of you don't believe it when you see the younger generation making insane money because it just sounds ridiculous because we were raised to understand that making money comes from having a high paying skill, being loyal to a company and climbing corporate ladders. But in today's economy, attention is currency and influence is currency. And I don't know if I like that or how I really feel about it, but it's the truth. Last month, my second month posting content here, I made over $8,000, $8,200, $4,000 of that came from a stupid $37 furniture flipping ebook. $1,700 came from views on my videos. You know things, millennials, that people would absolutely pay to learn. If I can make thousands of dollars on a furniture flipping ebook as a beginner furniture flipper myself, you don't think you could sell something like insider secrets on how to actually get hired for X, Y, and Z job, what chat GPT won't tell you, or what nobody tells you about negotiating pay promotions or office politics, or a corporate motherhood survival guide, or If you're in finance, I would literally pay you to teach me how to feel less overwhelmed managing my money and how to catch up on investing for those who feel behind. And you don't have to be an influencer to sell this. You kind of got to stop thinking about it like that. You just need to learn how to do what I'm doing right now. Talk to the camera, tell a good story, explain things like a normal human being. If you can take your industry knowledge, whatever you're good at, and combine that with content creation skills, you can leverage the internet to make really good money and you can have the flexibility and a that I think so many of us are after. It's what I'm trying to do right now. I'll continue to share what's working for me and what's not if you'd like to follow along, but I just wanted to share some of this as, I guess, food for thought.