When do you stop throwing glasses of water on a burning house and find a new home?Nicholas (former science teacher, education outreach) is joined by longtime friend, Andrew, to discuss the choices we make based on the choices that are made for us. Moving on from the places that raised us may give us more than a vacation. As millennials move into late 30s and early 40s, the new mid-life crisis is very different from our previous generations. It may be that the advice that guided us may have already been for a world that would not exist.Balancing gratitude for our parents against the "cold feet"  embedded in us to pursue our potential not dictated what we call "home."glassroomhive.comSource Article: NYT Opinion: https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2023/03/14/opinion/middle-age-millennials.html