Yael Edelist Watching my kids (ages 29 and 27) and the younger generation in general, I am impressed with how smart and fast they are. They know far more than I did at their age. They are spiritually more connected and have a better sense of self, a clearer vision of what they want from their lives and how they want to achieve it. I trust their instincts.
But I also wish they would trust us, the silver-haired generation, to give them good advice sometimes. That being on earth for more years gives us something they do not have: experience, which is wisdom that comes with age.
What do you think of our next generations?
Yael in Urban Staple Ruffle Tank and the Denim Palma Capri Pants
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