I believe in every word you've mentioned in your post. I also like the second picture because it has South African coins and money. xD although, things seem very ambiguous. Especially when you hear advice from older people who are successful. They always talk about today's generation and our feeling of entitlement. And how we should stick out our jobs and learn to be a bit patient in life. At the same time, I've realised that everybody I idolise and admire really took those massive risks and were rewarded greatly. Great post, @arbitrarykitten. :)
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Thank you ;)
To be honest, it seems like every generation is looked down on by their elders. Yes, I'm sure for good reason sometimes- but with that being said I believe there's an unspoken (and perhaps often unintended but serendipitous nonetheless) reason for this: A few of the youngers will take what these elders say and make themselves great. They will feel compelled to rise above their generations negative stigmas and do something very big and very important.