This week we're getting into the Peter Pan Economy: what it actually means to come of age in a generation that can't afford to grow up, and why that's both a wound and a strange kind of gift.

We were promised that adulthood would and should look a certain way: house, kids, stability. Instead, we got girl dinner, situationships, and a deep sense that none of this feels real. 

The same generation that can't afford a house is also the one reclaiming their childhoods, leaning into whimsy, and asking "how can I have fun?" as a life philosophy.

The goal isn't to stay in Neverland forever... but to take a piece of it with us wherever we go.

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