What is in my mind?

These days, it’s been tough to understand what’s going on in my mind—and my heart too.

We, the ones born between 2000 and 2005, are often called Gen Z. But honestly, I’ve never really liked that label. Let me tell you why.

We are the generation that grew up listening to Falguni Pathak and now vibes to Arijit Singh.

We’ve witnessed the world transform—from landlines to iPhone 17 Pro Max, from playing “Chaiyya Chaiyya” on our first mobile phones to scrolling Spotify playlists on our latest devices.

We’ve seen both sides—the simple world of the early 2000s and the hyper-digital rush of today. And yet, people often make fun of us. But let’s be real—we are the youth, and we are the generation that’s adapting faster than ever before.

A Message to Millennials

To all the millennials out there—please, stop working for more than 9 hours a day and spending your weekends on work calls. Know your worth.

Work ethics are important, yes, but so is your mental peace. Work-life balance isn’t just a fancy phrase—it’s a necessity for your health and happiness.

And if I talk as a Gen Z representative—guys, protecting your inner child matters too. You deserve to breathe, laugh, and live beyond deadlines.

Thought of the Day