Most of us cannot go somewhere on the ground where all our people and our perfect lifestyle exist. We must find that psychically — call it our “global niche”.
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I dream of GenY
Posted in American culture, culture, history, identity, society, tagged 20-something, Baby Boom, Brazen Careerist, cultural generation, entrepreneur, Escape from Cubicle Nation, Fatal Attraction, generation, generation gap, GenX, GenY, lifestyle design, location-independence, Madonna, Manhattan, meatpacking district, New York, no man's land, Pam Slim, Penelope Trunk, rebellion, salad days, Sex and the City, status quo, Unstrapped, Untemplater on January 7, 2010 | 5 Comments »
When birth year alone means a Baby Boomer would always occupy an entry-level position in her cultural generation, GenY brings the status quo rebellion she seeks.
Rolling stone
Posted in American culture, culture, identity, society, tagged Asia, Asian-American, Dow Jones, East, Far Eastern Economic Review, geographical cure, global nomad, home, homesickness, Kodokan, Los Angeles, Manhattan, PEN American Center, Philadelphia, Pico Iyer, progressive, Third Culture Kid, traditional, travel writer, Tropical Classical, West, World Voices on September 24, 2009 | 10 Comments »
If nowhere in the world is home, all the world is home. Happy syllogism or rootless predicament?
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