The so-called “quarter life crisis” is an online catch phrase spawned by hashtags , Buzzfeed articles, books and even a few economic studies.
The term is used to describe the uncertain predicament that many newly graduated (or about-to-graduate) millennials find themselves in.
WNIN’s Cass Herrington turns exactly a quarter of a century this week, so she decided to call NPR’s Guy Raz, a long-time correspondent and the host of Ted Radio Hour, for his take on the matter.
Raz has some advice that Gen X-ers and Baby Boomers can appreciate, too.
Ted Radio Hour airs Sundays at 3pm central on WNIN. But if you need a TED Talk to immediately get you through a quarter life crisis panic attack, here's your oxygen mask (click the link).