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MILLENNIAL MELANCHOLY Nine in ten young Brits believe their life lacks purpose, according to shocking new study
Sun Reporter
1 Aug 2019, 19:30Updated: 2 Aug 2019, 1:54
A STAGGERING nine in ten young Brits believe their life lacks purpose, according to a new study.
A UK wide survey reveals the extent to which the younger generation feel disillusioned, with the MAJORITY (89 percent) of 16-29 year olds, claiming their life lacks purpose or meaning.
This is compared to an average of 80 percent across all ages, but just half (55 percent) of the over 60s, signalling true contentment may simply come with age.
In fact, as many as 30 percent of today?s youngsters believe they are stuck in a rut, with 84 percent claiming they are failing to ?live their best life?.
Overall, 36 percent of Brits (of all ages) would give their lives a complete re-do if they had the chance.
And according to the study of 1,500 Brits, conducted by Yakult UK, the biggest barrier to finding purpose and achieving greater happiness is a lack of finances (45 percent)...
MILLENNIAL MELANCHOLY Nine in ten young Brits believe their life lacks purpose, according to shocking new study
Sun Reporter
1 Aug 2019, 19:30Updated: 2 Aug 2019, 1:54
A STAGGERING nine in ten young Brits believe their life lacks purpose, according to a new study.
A UK wide survey reveals the extent to which the younger generation feel disillusioned, with the MAJORITY (89 percent) of 16-29 year olds, claiming their life lacks purpose or meaning.
This is compared to an average of 80 percent across all ages, but just half (55 percent) of the over 60s, signalling true contentment may simply come with age.
In fact, as many as 30 percent of today?s youngsters believe they are stuck in a rut, with 84 percent claiming they are failing to ?live their best life?.
Overall, 36 percent of Brits (of all ages) would give their lives a complete re-do if they had the chance.
And according to the study of 1,500 Brits, conducted by Yakult UK, the biggest barrier to finding purpose and achieving greater happiness is a lack of finances (45 percent)...