It’s no secret that Gen Z and Millennials are redefining the traditional life milestones that previous generations took for granted. Thanks to shifting social norms and economic pressures, these gens are rewriting what “success” looks like—and when it should happen. Rather than following rigid timelines, YPulse’s Life Milestones & Future Plans report shows 82% of 13-39-year-olds agree, “I don’t care in what order life milestones were done in generations past, I will do it my own way.”  So, whether that means when they’re finishing school, buying a house, or simply taking a well-deserved mental break, these young gens are setting their own benchmarks. But reaching them at all is often easier said than done, and 70% of 13-39-year-olds agree, “Previous generations had a more clear life path drawn for them.”  So, they’re delaying these milestones, and they’re okay with it! (Most of the time, anyway.) With rising living costs, an unpredictable job market, and new perspectives on relationships, career, and homeownership, postponing traditional markers of success isn’t just acceptable...